Terms of payment Means of payment Payment of all sums due by the successful bidder shall be made by the following means: In cash: up to 1,000 euros including fees and taxes for French individuals and for French or foreign merchants, up to 15,000 euros for foreign nationals who are not merchants on presentation of their identity document with a foreign address; By Visa or Mastercard, or UnionPay card, subject to a percentage charge. Please note that AMEX cards are not accepted in our office; By credit card on our website: https://https://daguerre.fr/paiement-en-ligne ; By bank transfer to the firm's account: IBAN: FR76 3000 4008 2800 0109 8123 276 BIC : BNPAFRPPXXX By cheque, the delivery of the lot being conditional upon the effective collection of the sums due. Obligation to pay Once the hammer price has been awarded, the items are the sole responsibility of the successful bidder. The successful bidder is obliged to pay the full amount of the hammer price, costs and taxes. Payment must be made in full within a maximum period of one month after the sale, failing which the auctioneer will be subject to formal notice and additional costs. No lot will be handed over to the successful bidder until full payment has been received. In addition to the hammer price, the successful bidder must pay the following hammering costs: Sales organised in Semur-en-Auxois: 28% inclusive of tax When the successful bidder bids on a third-party platform, additional costs are added: Drouot.com platform (Drouot Live): 1.5% excl. tax (i.e. 1.8% incl. tax) of the hammer price Possible storage costs : Free for 30 days / 40 euros per month from the 31st day ; Application of VAT : Depending on criteria relating to the nature of the lot and the quality of the seller and/or the origin of the lot, Daguerre may apply VAT to the total price of the acquisition, i.e. the hammer price plus buyer's costs. Please refer to the conditions listed in the BOFIP: https://bofip.impots.gouv.fr/bofip/1290-PGP.html/identifiant%3DBOI-TVA-SECT-90-50-20120912 Late payment In the absence of full payment of the sums due within 30 days of transmission of the statement of account to the successful bidder, Daguerre reserves the right to send the buyer a letter of formal notice requiring him to make full payment within 15 days of the letter being sent. Following the period of fifteen days after the letter of formal notice has been sent, the successful bidder will be liable to pay a fixed indemnity of 40 euros to cover collection costs. Default of payment In accordance with article L. 321-14 of the French Commercial Code, in the event of non-payment by the successful bidder and after unsuccessful formal notice, the property may be put back up for sale at the seller's request, upon reopening of the bidding. If the seller does not make this request within three months of the auction, the Daguerre auction house may act in his name and on his behalf. The defaulting buyer may not invoke the cancellation of the contract to avoid his obligations. The auction house may notify the defaulting buyer of the automatic cancellation of the sale, without prejudice to any damages. The defaulting buyer remains liable for the sale costs. The auction house may pursue compulsory execution of the sale on its own behalf and/or on behalf of the seller. In the event of non-payment and following a deposit made by the defaulting buyer, Daguerre reserves the right to retain the full amount of the deposit as compensation. Daguerre reserves the right to exclude defaulting bidders from future sales and to register them in the TEMIS file. Delivery of lots Etude Daguerre Bourgogne : Hôtel Jambon located at 18, rue Buffon, 21140 Semur-en-Auxois. Wednesday to Friday, 9am to 6pm by appointment (4.30pm on Fridays). Contact: [email protected] Shipment of prizes Daguerre does not pack or send prizes. Please use the following non-exhaustive list of carriers: MBE (Burgundy region) for small items: [email protected] / 09 85 60 84 80 The Packengers: [email protected] / 01 76 44 00 90 Independent carrier in Semur-en-Auxois: Jean Claude Bartel / [email protected] / 07 81 30 84 60

Terms and conditions of sale Daguerre, whose registered office is at 5bis rue du Cirque - 75008 Paris, is an operator of voluntary sales of furniture by public auction governed by articles L. 321-4 et seq. of the French Commercial Code (VEP). In this capacity, Maison Daguerre acts as an agent on behalf of the seller and is therefore in no way a party to the sales contract. The company is registered with the RCS General terms and conditions These general terms and conditions apply unreservedly to buyers. They are communicated prior to auction sales on our website. By placing a bid, the bidder acknowledges having read the general terms and conditions and accepts them unreservedly. Please note that the terms and conditions may be subject to any written or oral amendments made before and during the sale, which will be recorded in the sale minutes. BEFORE THE SALE Information about the lots The information notes relating to the lots contained in the catalogues are drawn up according to the state of knowledge on the day of the sale and with all due diligence, subject to possible corrections announced verbally at the time of presentation of the lot and recorded in the sale report. Condition of lots Lots are sold as is; it is therefore the responsibility of the bidders to examine each lot during the exhibitions. The absence of any mention in the catalogue in no way implies that the lots are in perfect condition or free from damage or accidents. Only the existence of significant restorations, missing items or additions should be indicated. The dimensions and weights of lots are given for information only. Photographs of lots The photographs are provided for information purposes only and do not necessarily provide exhaustive information on the condition of the lots. Changes to information The information in the catalogue may be subject to correction up to the time of the sale. These changes are made known to the public by an announcement made by the authorised auctioneer and are recorded in the minutes of the sale. Lot estimates The auction house specifies that estimates are based on the condition, rarity, quality and provenance of the lots, as well as on recent auction prices for similar items. Estimates are subject to change and do not constitute any guarantee to the seller. Withdrawal of a lot before or during the sale Daguerre reserves the right to withdraw a lot before or during the auction. This withdrawal in no way engages the responsibility of the auction house towards the bidders. SALE Conditions of access to the sale Registration of potential bidders : Bidders are invited to register in advance with the auction house by providing proof of identity, bank details and references. Right of access : Daguerre reserves the right to deny access to the sale to any bidder for just cause (TEMIS registration or other). Security deposit : Daguerre reserves the right to request a security deposit which will be returned after the sale if the bidder does not win the lot. Please note that the return of funds may take up to 10 days / 15 days for foreign banks. Auction procedures Purchase orders and telephone auctions Daguerre executes firm purchase orders and telephone bids free of charge, according to the bidder's instructions. The bidder sends his request by e-mail to [email protected] or by means of a paper form. For all requests, please enclose proof of identity (natural person) or a Kbis extract (legal entity), your postal and telephone details and an e-mail address. As a reminder, a deposit may be required before a purchase order or telephone bid can be taken into account. Online sales Users may take part in an online auction via the DROUOT platform and must read and accept, without reservation, the terms and conditions of use, which are in addition to the general terms and conditions of Maison Daguerre. To bid online, please use the Drouot platform as a priority. The course of the sale Discretionary power of the auctioneer The authorised auctioneer organises and directs the bidding at his own discretion. The auctioneer's conduct of the sale follows the order of the catalogue numbering and the bidding levels are at his discretion. The authorised auctioneer ensures that bidding is free and that all bidders are equal. He has the right to refuse any bid, to withdraw a lot from the sale and to designate the winning bidder, i.e. the highest bidder and the last bidder, once the term "awarded" has been pronounced. Under no circumstances may the auction house be held liable for the aforementioned reasons. Exercise of the right of pre-emption In accordance with articles L. 123-1 and L. 123-2 of the French Heritage Code, the State or the BNF may exercise a right of pre-emption, i.e. replace the last bidder, on works of art offered by VEP or at a private treaty sale. In this sense, the company cannot assume any responsibility for the administrative decisions of the State. The after sale Lots not sold at the end of a VEP may be the subject of a private treaty sale, known as an "after sale", for which the present terms and conditions also apply.