Payment terms: in cash for purchases up to €999, or by bank transfer, or by credit card with no spending limit at the office (please note: no remote credit card payments), or by cheque accompanied by a bank letter of credit and two French identity documents. No claims will be accepted once the auction has been declared.

The photographs are suitable for public display. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions; we will do our best to provide you with the information you need. No telephone bids will be accepted for estimates of less than €200. Orders must reach the auction house by 9.00 am on the morning of the sale at the latest for sales starting at 10.00 am. By participating in the auction, you acknowledge that you have been informed that: * any unpaid auction invoice or one for which payment is overdue may be recorded in the TEMIS database and may restrict your ability to participate in auctions, * important notifications regarding the outcome of the auction will be sent to you at the email address and/or postal address provided to the auction house. Voluntary fees: 20% or court-ordered fees: 14.28% SHIPPING: Packaging and postage costs are payable by the buyer. For large and heavy items: no postal delivery; these must be collected from the auctioneer’s premises by appointment, using your own packaging, or collected by a carrier of your choice once your buyer’s invoice has been settled. Please note: no storage staff are available; you must dismantle and load the items yourself In the event of payment by an unsecured cheque, the release of the items will be deferred until the cheque has cleared (3 weeks). After this period, storage fees of 30 euros per week will be payable. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE AND THE CATALOGUE FOR ALL LIVE AUCTIONS: Live bidding and secret purchase orders via the LIVE and ONLINE services on the websites www.interencheres.com and www.auction.fr. You therefore agree that www.interencheres.com and www.auctionfr may provide Sylvie DAGOT Eurl and Me DAGOT with all information relating to your registration, as well as your credit card details. Sylvie DAGOT Eurl and Maître DAGOT reserve the right to request, where necessary, further information before your registration is finalised for online bidding. Any online bid shall be deemed an irrevocable commitment to purchase. With regard to secret bid orders, Sylvie DAGOT Eurl and Maître DAGOT are not aware of the maximum amount of your secret bid orders placed via www.interencheres.com or www.auction.fr. Your bids are placed automatically and incrementally within the limit you have set. The execution of the order adapts to the course of the auction based on the current bids. The bid increment is set in the following intervals: up to €19: €5; from €20 to €199: €10; from €200 to €499: €50; from €500 to €999: €100; from €1,000 to €4,999: €200; from €5,000 to €9,999: €500; from €10,000 to €19,999: €1,000; from €20,000 to €49,999: €2,000; from €50,000 to €99,999: €5,000; €100,000 and above: €10,000. Service fees for all direct bids and confidential purchase orders placed via the www.interencheres.com or www.auction.fr platforms. * For voluntary sales, in the furniture, works of art and professional equipment categories: 1.5% excluding VAT of the hammer price (i.e. +1.8% including VAT). * For judicial sales, in the furniture, works of art and professional equipment categories: 1.5% excluding VAT of the hammer price (i.e. +1.8% including VAT) * For vehicles, a surcharge of 60 EUR excluding VAT per vehicle (i.e. +72 EUR including VAT per vehicle in both judicial and voluntary sales). * For charity auctions, no service fees apply Sylvie DAGOT Eurl and Maître DAGOT cannot guarantee the efficiency of these bidding methods and cannot be held liable for any connection issues with the service, for whatever reason. In the event of simultaneous or final LIVE bids of equal value, the online bid may not be taken into account if the bid made in the auction room was placed first. In any event, the auctioneer shall be the sole arbiter of the winning bid and the award of the lot, as recorded in the auctioneer’s report.