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Susanin's Auctioneers SUSANIN’S Auctioneers & Appraisers Lot 6026 SYMPHONY IN BLUE LOUIS ICART (FRENCH, 1888-1950) Sale 133 • April 5, 2014 • 10:00 AM Sale 133•April 5, 2014 Saturday•10:00 AM Please Note: The times which appear below the photos throughout the catalogue are only approximate selling times. We cannot be responsible for any errors caused by the use of estimated times. BUSINESS HOURS Monday - Friday •10:00 am - 4:00 pm Auction Day • 9:00 am - End of Auction Saturdays & Sundays • Closed AUCTION VIEWING HOURS Monday, March 31st • 10:00 am -5:00 pm Tuesday, April 1st • 10:00 am -5:00 pm Wednesday, April 2nd • 10:00 am -5:00 pm Thursday, April 3rd • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Friday, April 4th • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday, April 5th • 9:00 am - 12:00 pm PROPERTY PICK UP Monday, April 7th thru Friday April 11th• 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Strict Pickup Policy in Force — All Property Not Picked Up by Wednesday Following the Auction Will Be Charged to Your Credit Card or Shipped to Storage at Your Expense. Thank You For Your Understanding and Cooperation. Illinois Auction License #440-000833 PHONE—312-832-9800 FAX—312-832-9311 EMAIL—[email protected] BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TRUSTS AND ESTATES Sean E. Susanin — 312-787-2646— [email protected] CONSIGNOR SERVICES Patrick Kearney — 312-832-9037 — [email protected] Elizabeth McCarthy — 312-832-9036 — [email protected] Carrie Young — 312-832-9800 — [email protected] DIGITAL MEDIA PRODUCTION Web & Technical Maintenance J’evon Covington — 312-656-8835 — [email protected] MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Emily Susanin — 312-832-9036 —[email protected] BIDDER SERVICES Eric Grant — 312-832-9800 — [email protected] Daniella Rosa — 312-832-9800 — [email protected] EXHIBITIONS, CONDITION INFORMATION Elizabeth McCarthy — 312-832-9036 — [email protected] Cristina Silvestri –– 312-832-9800 –– [email protected] Kieran Brown — 312-832-9800 — [email protected] BUILDING MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENANCE Santiago Rosales AUCTIONEERS Sean Susanin, Marilee Judd SHIPPING SERVICES UPS Packaging and Shipping Store Paul — 312-427-7839 — [email protected] Dan — 312-226-8700 — [email protected] Windy City Pak & Ship Steve — 312-491-0337 — [email protected] INQUIRE ABOUT RESERVING SUSANIN’S FACILITY FOR LUNCHEONS, LECTURES, MEETINGS AND EVENTS Conditions of Sale Bidding on items indicates acceptance of the following terms: 1. A 25% buyer’s premium will be added to the hammer price on each lot sold. A 12% buyer’s premium will be added to the hammer price of any lot sold over $1,000,000. 2. All lots are sold “AS IS” and all sales are final. Neither we, nor the consignor are responsible for the accuracy of any printed or verbal descriptions. 3. The auctioneer has the sole right to settle disputed bids and decide whether or not to re-offer the lot. 4. The record of sale kept by the auction house will be taken as final in the event of any dispute. 5. The purchaser assumes complete responsibility for items at the fall of the auctioneers hammer. 6. Some lots carry reserves. This is a confidential minimum set by the consignor and the auction house below which a lot will not sell. The reserve will not exceed the low estimate. 7. Absentee bids will be executed when possible as a convenience to our clients. SUSANIN’S will not be held responsible for any errors or failures to execute bids. Payment is due upon receipt of invoice. SUSANIN’S does not provide shipping services, but can offer contact information for recommended shipping firms. 8. Items may be withdrawn at any time prior to the offering of each lot. 9. The auctioneer reserves the right to reject an opening bid that, in his opinion, is not commensurate with the value of the lot. 10. Payment must be made at the end of the sale unless prior arrangements have been made. SUSANIN’S accepts cash, certified checks and money orders. Personal checks may be accepted if credit has been established with us. We also accept Visa or Mastercard. Purchases of automobiles must be paid for with cash, wire transfer or certified check. SUSANIN’S will not release the title or keys until full-payment has been received and verified. 11. All purchases must be paid for and removed within 3 business days after an auction. Property which is not paid for within the 3 day period will be charged to your credit card. If property is paid for but not removed within 3 days after the auction, it may be sent to storage or shipped to the buyer at their expense by a charge to an authorized credit card or by C.O.D. SUSANIN’S accepts no responsibility for property left for more than thirty days after an auction. 12. Any unresolved disputes arising from bidding and/or the purchase of items from SUSANIN’S will be resolved through binding arbitration before a professional mediator, not through the courts. In any case SUSANIN’S will never be liable for more than a refund of the purchase price. Information for Prospective Consignors Consignor’s Commission The consignor will be charged, 10 - 40% There will be a minimum commission charge of $25 per lot sold, or a service charge of 5% of the reserve price for lots which are offered but not sold. A fee of 20% of the median estimate will be charged for any property withdrawn from an auction for any reason. Insurance Unless other arrangements have been made in writing, a charge of 1% of the hammer price for property sold will be deducted from the proceeds of the sale. Catalogue Illustrations All property illustrated free of charge. Packing and Shipping SUSANIN’S is pleased to assist with arrangements for packing and shipping of consigned property at the consignor’s expense and risk. Any packing or shipping charges incurred by SUSANIN’S will be deducted from the proceeds of the sale. Payment Payment of net sale proceeds is made 35 days after the sale, provided SUSANIN’S has received full payment from the buyer. Appraisals SUSANIN’S is available to provide free verbal appraisals and consultations on consigning your property to auction. ALL PURCHASERS OF ITEMS CONSIGNED BY THOSE LISTED BELOW ARE EXEMPT FROM SALES TAX. PER ILLINOIS LAW, CONSIGNORS WHO CONSENT TO USE OF NAME AND WHO ARE NOT IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING SUCH ITEMS BENEFIT FROM THIS EXEMPTION. TAX-EXEMPT ITEMS ARE IDENTIFIED IN THE CATALOG BY ACCOUNT CODES WHICH MATCH THE LISTING BELOW. Tax-exempt consignors: Account Code: Barbara Abarbanell Account Code: Marie Fitch Account Code: Martha Lyons Chicago, IL Munster, IN Chicago, IL BAAB0 MAFI33 MALY6 Account Code: Rita J. Alleruzzo Account Code: Sheridan Fitzgerald Account Code: Richard Martinez Lockport, IL El Paso, TX Chicago, IL RIJAB SHFI9 STME555 Account Code: The Estate of Philip Account Code: Dan Fliegel Account Code: Ann May Joseph Anderson River Forest, IL Chicago, IL JEAN35 Chicago, IL DAFL14 ANNMA Account Code: Susann Ball Account Code: Alan Fransisco Account Code: Nancy McCann Chicago, IL Washington, DC Aurora, IL SUBA1 ALFR4 NAMC0 Account Code: Jane Barclay Account Code: Carol Gadomski Account Code: R.A. McCannon Chicago, IL Homewood, IL Burlington, IA JABARXX CAGA8 ROMC088 Account Code: Doug Barge Account Code: Sylvia Giura Account Code: Judy McDowell Oak Park, IL River Forest, IL Minocqua, WI DOBA08 SYGJ* JUMC0 Account Code: Evelyn Biegert Account Code: Diane Grace Account Code: Joseph T. McKeon Downers Grove, IL New Lenox, IL Chicago, IL EVBI4 DIGR5 GRHO* Account Code: Irina Bletnitsky Account Code: Linda Grade Account Code: Betsy McKiel Chicago, IL Deerfield, IL Lake Bluff, IL IRBL3222 LIGR7 BEMC5 Account Code: Ellen Brechlin Account Code: Lori Corine Graham Account Code: Ronald Mendelblat Northfield, IL Oak Park, IL Chicago, IL ELBR5 LOGR* ROME7 Account Code: Patricia Brennan Account Code: Jonathan Green Account Code: Hallie Metzger Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Chicago, IL PABR4 JOGR17 HOME2x Account Code: John Bronstein Account Code: Regina Harders Account Code: Aida Milbergs Putney, VT Chicago, IL Flossmoor, IL JOBR08 REHA5 AIMI1 Account Code: Peter Bullock Account Code: Carol Harris Account Code: Johanne Minich Waukegan, IL Skokie, IL Winnetka, IL PEBU9 CABEZ JOMI* Account Code: The University Club of Account Code: Linda Higginson Account Code: Anthony Murray Chicago Chicago, IL Chicago, IL ROSC0 Chicago, IL LIHI9 ANMU088 Account Code: Margaret Cameron Account Code: David Huelsmann Account Code: Phyllis Nash Chicago, IL Naperville, IL Naperville, IL MACAx DAHU* PHNA679 Account Code: Regina Campbell Account Code: Linda Johanson Account Code: St. Vincent DePaul Homewood, IL Northbrook, IL Center RECA. LIJO03425 PADA1 Chicago, IL Account Code: Ellen Dattilo Account Code: Frances L. Kuchuris Account Code: Adam OBrien Burr Ridge, IL Declaration of Trust, San Francisco, CA ELDA1 KUION U.T.A. Dated October ADOB8 Account Code: Kerry Delaney Account Code: Madeline13, 1983 LenziniAs Account Code: Lisa O'Halloran Forest Park, IL LakeAmmendedMarietta Forest, IL KEDE0 MALE6 Kuchuris LIO'4 Chicago, IL Account Code: Clifford Duske Account Code: Annemarie Levy Account Code: Deborah Okleshen Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Flossmoor, IL CLDU3 ANLE42 DEOK* Account Code: Rachel Erlichman Account Code: Jeff Levy Account Code: Michael Pesoli Buffalo Grove, IL Chicago, IL Oak Brook, IL RAER4 JELE* MIPE1 Account Code: Dawn Hewitt Evans Account Code: Lisa Lewis Account Code: June Bunin Trust Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Wilmette, IL DAEV0 LILE22 DIPO3 Account Code: Alyce Eytan Account Code: Cheryl Lowry Account Code: Diane Powell Chicago, IL Woodland Hills, CA Wilmette, IL ALET2 CRLW0 DIPO38 ALL PURCHASERS OF ITEMS CONSIGNED BY THOSE LISTED BELOW ARE EXEMPT FROM SALES TAX. PER ILLINOIS LAW, CONSIGNORS WHO CONSENT TO USE OF NAME AND WHO ARE NOT IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING SUCH ITEMS BENEFIT FROM THIS EXEMPTION.
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