A pair of oils on panels depicting moon-lit scenes, one riverside, the other coastal, in gilt

PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL BE A DIFFERENT TERMS & CONDITIONS SPECIFICALLY FOR THIS SALE.

Day 1: Sunday 7th July The Gentlemans Study: 18th and 19th Century Paintings and Prints including landscapes and marine : From lots 1-999

Day 2: Tuesday 9th July Vintage Design: Posters and Advertising From lots 1,000-1,999

Day 3: Thursday 11th July City Living: Contemporary Paintings and Prints: From lots 2,000-2999

Day 4: Sunday 14th July The Country Home: 18th and 19th Paintings and Prints including portraits: From lot 3,000-4,000

Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 3% of the hammer price plus VAT at the rate imposed

Shipping Within the M25, Highroad Auctions work with very reliable carriers who are set up to offer timed delivery slots. If you wish, your item could be delivered on the same day that you book delivery. They can normally offer delivery any time between 9am - 7.30pm, but please get in touch if you need delivery at other times. Outside the M25, they have a network of carriers and can arrange delivery at a time and date convenient to you. You can take your bargain away with you straight after the auction. If you can carry it home, but it`s a little delicate - a small vase for instance - the auctioneers can help you wrap it up. For larger things, like wardrobes, they will try and be as flexible as possible but our storage space gets filled up pretty quickly. You need to arrange a time and day for collection or delivery of your item within 24 hours of the auction. To contact, call 020 8400 5225 or email delivery@highroadauctions.co.uk

TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR THIS SALE

The terms and conditions for buying at the High Road Auctions Four Day Interiors Sale, to be held in Hammersmith Town Hall on 7th, 9th, 11th and 14th July, differ slightly from our standard High Road Auctions Ltd terms and conditions. Please read carefully. If you wish to read our standard terms and conditions for buying and selling, please visit our main website.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR BUYING AT AUCTION

The Agent: High Road Auctions Ltd, hereinafter referred to as the ‘Agent’, is a general auctioneering practitioner who is acting as an authorised sales agent for the owners of items being offered for sale at the auction.

The Catalogue: The Agent has prepared a catalogue to help prospective bidders to identify and examine the items for sale. A copy of the catalogue can be viewed online at www.interiorsauction.co.uk or purchased at the venue Hammersmith Town Hall, King Street, Hammersmith, London, W6 9JU. Prospective buyers have the opportunity to inspect the items offered at the saleroom during the viewing days in advance of the auction.

Descriptions & Estimates: The descriptions provided in the catalogue and opinions expressed by the Agent before, during or after the sale are based on information provided by the Vendor and the Agent’s own research. While the Agent attempts to provide accurate descriptions of each item there is no guarantee of any expressed or implied attribution and prospective bidders should seek expert advice when necessary.

Condition: It is the responsibility of the Buyer to ensure that he or she has fully inspected the items on offer before submitting a bid. For prospective Buyers who are unable to inspect the items, the Agent offers a condition report service. Although the Agent attempts to check every item for defects, the condition report service is no substitute for physical inspection and the Agent accepts no responsibility for undisclosed damage or imperfections in the items on offer.

Safety Regulations: Electrical goods and soft furnishings are sold as ‘antiques’ and it is the responsibility of the Buyer to ensure they are checked and certified before use.

Registration: All bidders are required to register before they can participate in the auction. Registration forms are available at the reception desk. Registered bidders will be allocated a unique number to protect their identity. Unregistered attendees cannot take part in the bidding process.

Live Bidding: Registered attendees will be entitled to bid on any item offered for sale in the auction. The auctioneer will present each lot in sequence and, where possible, the item(s) for sale will be displayed to the audience on a video screen. The audience (including any telephone bidders) will be invited to bid at levels and increments suggested by the auctioneer until the hammer falls. Bidding intentions must be made clear to the auctioneer, verbally if necessary, and the bidder’s registration number must be provided on request.

Absentee Bidding: For those who are unable to attend the auction in person or by telephone the Agent offers a absentee bidding facility. Absentee bids can be lodged with the Agent up to 2 hours in advance of the scheduled auction start time. Absentee bids can be entered on the Agent’s website, submitted by telephone or hand delivered to the Agent at the viewing session. Prospective buyers who leave commission bids are authorising the Agent to bid on their behalf up to their stated maximum. The Agent will obtain the goods for the lowest possible price, subject to competing bids and reserves.

Reserves: All lots are being sold at without a reserve price, but subject to a minimum bid of £10.

Buyer’s Premium: All sold lots attract a buyer’s premium of 20% + VAT. This premium will be added to the hammer price and it will be included on any invoice. There is no charge for credit or debit cards. There is a minimum buyers commission of £5.

Payment: The Agent accepts three methods of payment – cash, debit card and credit card. Payment must be made on the day of the auction or within two days thereafter.

Collection: All lots can be paid for and cleared during or after the sale. Lots cannot be cleared until payment has been made in full. Lots not cleared within seven days of the sale date will be subject to a charge of £10 per lot per day storage. Lots can be collected from the venue or by prior arrangement with High Road Auctions from 30-34 Chiswick High Road, London, W4 1TE or from our warehouse (please contact us to arrange collection).

Droit de Suite: From 14th February 2006 all auction houses have been required to collect a royalty payment from the buyer for qualifying works of art. The royalty payment is only relevant if the hammer price exceeds €1,000. All items marked with an asterisk in the catalogue may be subject to this royalty charge (currently 4%) depending on the hammer price.

General: These terms and conditions are governed by English law. Taxes and duties will be charged as necessary. VAT will be charged as applicable on all commissions, premiums and auction related expenses.