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Fine Chinese Art ᷕ 喅埻普䍵 AUCTION SEPTEMBER, 29TH 2018 Fine Chinese Art ᷕ⚳喅埻普䍵 Japanese and Buddhist Art 㙐㖍㛔⍲ἃ㔁喅 AUCTION Fine Chinese Artġ FRONT COVER Lot 114 ᷕ⚳喅埻普䍵 A ZANABAZAR 18TH CENTURY GILT BRONZE FIGURE OF BUDDHA Japanese and Buddhist Art BACK COVER 㙐㖍㛔⍲ἃ㔁喅埻⑩ Lot 167 A FINE AND RARE JAPANESE LACQUER TRAY SUPPORTED BY TWO KARAKO September, 29th 2018 at 2.30pm CET CATALOG CA0918 VIEWING www.zacke.at IN OUR GALLERY September 24st - 29th Monday - Friday 10am - 6pm Saturday, Sept. 29th 10am - 1pm and by appointment GALERIE ZACKE MARIAHILFERSTRASSE 112 Lot 55 A SUPERB AND VERY LARGE CELADON AND RUSSET ‘SEVEN 1070 VIENNA AUSTRIA IMMORTALS’ JADE MOUNTAIN, 17 TH – 18TH CENTURY Tel +43 1 532 04 52 Fax +20 E-mail offi[email protected] 1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABSENTEE BIDDING FORM (According to the general terms and conditions of business Gallery Zacke Vienna) FOR THE AUCTION FINE CHINESE ART JAPANESE AND BUDDHIST ART CA0918 ON DATE September, 29th 2018 at 2.30pm CET NO. TITLE BID IN EURO Endangered Species / CITES Information Some items in this catalogue may consist of material such as for example ivory, rhinoceros horn, tortoise shell, coral or any rare types of tropical wood, and are therefore subject to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora [CITES]. Such items may only be exported outside the European Union after an export permit in accordance with CITES has been granted by the Austrian authorities. Zacke Gallery cannot and does not guarantee that such export permit may or will be obtained, but will by order of the winning bidder, once and exclusively after the item in question has been paid in full, apply to obtain such a permit at a fixed administrative fee of euro 500, - per application. PLEASE RAISE MY PURCHASE BID BY ONE PLEASE CALL ME IF THERE IS ALREADY A HIGHER WRITTEN BID BID STEP (APPROX. 10%) IF NECESSARY TEL Notice: All bids are to be understood plus buyer`s premium (incl. VAT). If you like to bid by telephone please write in the column purchase limit „ TEL” . A bid by telephone shall automatically represent a bid at the starting price for this item. If Galerie Zacke cannot reach the Client during the auction, Galerie Zacke will bid up to the starting price for him. If no one else bids on the corresponding good, then the Client shall automatically receive the winning bid at the starting price. TERMS OF PAYMENT, SHIPPING AND COLLECTION: NAME EMAIL With the signature on this form the client declares his consent to aforementioned commissioning of Galerie Zacke. Bids by telephone shall be governed by the AGB (terms and conditions) of Galerie Zacke. The AGB of Galerie Zacke are part of the commissioning of Galerie Zacke by the client. The client agrees with his signature ADDRESS that he has taken note of the AGB (terms and conditions) of Galerie Zacke and that he agrees with them. POSTCODE & CITY DATE & SIGNATURE PHONE CASH ON DELIVERY (MAILING) UP TO DEBIT OF CREDIT CARD PLEASE MARK THE DESIRED CARD WITH A CROSS: A VALUE OF 350 ONLY AMEX DINERS MASTERCARD VISA CUSTOMER COLLECTION PAYMENT ON SITE AND IN CASH, BY CHEQUE OR CREDIT NAME CARD INVOICE PAYMENT UPON RECEIPT OF IN- CARD NUMBER VOICE - SHIPPING UPON RECEIPT OF PAY- MENT EXPIRY DATE EXPRESS PARCEL SERVICE REQUIRED TRANSPORT INSURANCE: PLEASE TAKE OUT A TRANSPORT INSURANCE POLICY FOR THE ITEMS I HAVE BOUGHT PURSUANT TO Further images of all lots at: www.zacke.at THE TERMS CONCERNING THE "SHIPPING AND TRANSPORT INSURANCE" Galerie Zacke Mariahilferstr. 112, 1070 Vienna For your information: Email [email protected] At its auctions, the Galerie Zacke offers exclusively third-party contributions for sale on commission. We would like to draw your attention to the fact that, in case of any Tel +43-1-532 04 52 complaints arising from a purchase, these have to be reported to us within 6 weeks Fax +43-1-532 04 5220 after the receipt of the item. 2 3 ABSENTEE BIDDING FORM 49 YEARS ZACKE GALLERY FOR THE AUCTION FINE CHINESE ART JAPANESE AND BUDDHIST ART CA0918 ON DATE September, 29th 2018 at 2.30pm CET NO. TITLE BID IN EURO HOW TO FIND US ON MARIAHILFERSTRASSE: BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT: 2-3 minutes from the U3 station ZIEGLERGASSE 3-5 minutes from the U3/U6 station WESTBAHNHOF BY CAR: Best route: take the Gürtel to the Westbahnhof and turn onto Mariahilferstraße; house number 112 is just after the Kaiserstraße. Access is possible by car, with loading and unloading all day as well as short term parking. Multiple garages directly nearby ADDRESS: Mariahilferstr. 112 1070 Vienna STAIRCASE 1, 2nd FLOOR (ELEVATOR) Further images of all lots at: www.zacke.at 4 5 Terms of Auction - www.zacke.at IMPRINT § 1) The auction shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the rules of procedure of checked prior to the auction. These items are used. Any claims for damages exceeding the liability GALLERY ZACKE, MARIAHILFERSTR. 112, 1070 VIENNA (hereinafter referred to as the company) as named above and resulting from other material defects or other defects of the item shall be Publisher well as in accordance with sections 244-246 of the Gewerbeordnung [Industrial Code] 1994. The excluded. When making the bid, the bidder confirms that it has seen the item prior to the auction GALERIE ZACKE auction shall be carried out on commission. The auctioneer shall be entitled to withdraw lots and has made sure that the item corresponds to the description. 1070 WIEN (VIENNA) exceptionally, to conduct out the auction deviating from the order of the catalogue numbers and to § 11) ) If a customer is not able to participate in an auction personally, the company shall accept offer lots jointly. In the event of any dispute concerning a double bid or if the auctioneer has missed purchase orders. These orders may be placed in writing, via email or fax. In the case of a purchase Mariahilferstraße 112 a bid, the auctioneer shall be entitled to revoke acceptance of a bid and to continue order placed by phone or orally, the company shall reserve the right to make the performance AUSTRIA auctioning off the item. The figures attached to the text shall be the expected last and highest bid dependent on a confirmation from the principal communicated in writing, via email or fax. in EURO (€) from the respective expert. As a rule, the bid shall be increased by 10% of the last bid. Furthermore, the company shall not be liable for the performance of purchase orders. Purchase Tel (0043-1) 532 04 52 Fax +20 (See list of the bidding increments). orders with equal top bid limits will be considered in the order of their receipt. Bids which are Email: offi[email protected] §§ 2) TheThe acceptanceacceptance of of a a bid bid shall shall be be granted granted to tothe the highest highest bidder bidder unless unless a hidden a seller’s reserve reserve has beenprice only one increment above the starting price shall be exhausted totally. Bids which do not hasagreed been upon agreed with with the consignor the consignor. of the Such item ain seller’s question. reservation Such a hidden (also reservereferred (also to as called limit) limit shall or be correspond to the increments determined by the company (see bidding increments) in tabular Editor thejust minimumreserve) shall price be limit the belowminimum which price particular under which lots theshall item not will be notsold be during sold during the auction. the auction. This limit form will be rounded up to the next higher increment. The table of these increments can be sent shaThisll reservebe disclosed will be upon disclosed request upon and request may not only exceed and may the exceed lower theestimated estimate. price. The Ifauctioneer a limit (seller’s will upon request. Irene M. Zacke in this case bid on behalf of the seller against all other bidders until the reserve has been reached. If reservea reserve price) is not is reached not achieved, during thethe bidauction, of the the highest auctioneer bidder will shall knock be downaccepted the itemsubject to theto highest In the case of lots auctioned“without any limits“, bids below the estimated price shall be reservationsbidder at the only. final Inbid, this but case, the salethe highestwill be conditional bidder shall of bethe bound acceptance to its ofhighest this final bid bidfor bya periodthe seller. of 8 exhausted totally. The written bid (purchase order) must include the item stating the catalogue Expert (eight)In this caseworking the highestdays. If bidderthe highest shall bebid bound from tothe his/her highest last bidder bid for is anot term finally of 8 daysaccepted starting within with this the number and the offered top bid limit which is quoted as the amount of the acceptance of the bid Alexander Zacke periodday of theof ti knockdown.me, its binding If the commitment winning bidder to this does bid not shall receive expire. a written In order cancellation for the final notice acceptance within of without buyer’s commission and without value added tax. Susanne Zacke thethis bidterm to of become 8 days, effective,the knockdown it is sufficient becomes to unconditional send a corresponding and the sale notification is final. Typically, to the address not more Ambiguities shall be carried by the bidder. A purchase order which has already been placed may than 15% of all items in an auction have a hidden reserve. Lukas Zacke named by the highest bidder within the stated period of 8 working days. only be cancelled if the written withdrawal is received by the company at least 72 hours prior to § 3) All items shall be subject to differential taxation.
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