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ESSO – a 1950’s original tin advertising sign from Italy advertising Esso brand Kerosene showing a
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ESSO – a 1950’s original tin advertising sign from Italy advertising Esso brand Kerosene showing a comical mechanic with a petrol can.
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ESSO – a 1950’s original tin advertising sign from Italy advertising Esso brand Kerosene showing a comical mechanic with a petrol can.
The Great Garage Sale Automobilia Auction
Sale Date(s)
Venue Address
Classic Motor Cars
160 City Road
Building 9
Stanmore Business Park
Bridgnorth
W15 5HP
United Kingdom
For Loveridge Auctions delivery information please telephone 07773 576 010.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
This is a Sale by Auction under English Law and is subject to the Laws that govern such sales.
Your attention is drawn to the following conditions that will apply specifically to any sale carried out by the auctioneers. Lots are available for inspection and will be sold as seen.
Every effort is made to ensure that any description given is true and accurate based upon information provided by the consignor of the lot, but descriptions are not guaranteed to be accurate.
The auctioneer is acting solely as agent for the consignor.
No bid will be accepted unless the bidder has registered with the auctioneer prior to the sale and has provided satisfactory evidence of creditworthiness and identity. (Driving licence, cheque card. etc).
All lots must be paid for in full by the end of the sale day and certainly before the lot may be removed. The preferred method of payment is cash or Switch/Delta cards. Payment by any credit or debit card will be subject to a 5% surcharge. Payment may be made by cheque if supported by an appropriate bank guarantee card. The auctioneer must approve payment by cheque prior to the sale. The auctioneer may hold lots until cheques clear and arrangements will then be made for delivery at the buyer’s cost.
A sale is concluded at the fall of the hammer and the auctioneer reserves the right to withdraw any lot at any time prior to the fall of the hammer without giving any reason. The auctioneer also reserves the right to bid on any lot up to the reserve on such lot. The auctioneer additionally reserves the right to refuse admission to the sale, or to eject any person or persons from the sale without giving reason or notice, at the auctioneer’s discretion.
No rights to copy, reproduce or similarly use any lot are transferred by any sale. It is for the buyer to establish if such rights are acquired and the auctioneer will use reasonable efforts to assist the buyer.
In the event of a disputed bid the auctioneer reserves the right to re-open the bidding and to determine at what price it shall re-start.
All purchases are subject to a buyers’ premium of 15% on top of the hammer price plus VAT at the current rate. All successful purchases must be removed from the Auction Hall by 12:00 hours on the day following sale day. Any item not so removed will be taken into store by the auctioneer and charged to the purchaser at a rate of £15 per day. Unless other specific arrangements have been made prior to the sale. The same applies to any unsold lots.
All items collected by, or given to Loveridge Agents and auctioneers will be deemed to be “for sale” and shall be catalogued as such. Loveridge Agents and Auctioneers shall catalogue and promote such items for sale, either upon a specified date or, in the case of an agency agreement, until such time as they are sold.
All property so consigned remains the property of the consignor and may be withdrawn from the auction at any time up to the opening of the first lot for sale at said auction, BUT any such withdrawal shall attract a withdrawal fee equal to the sum of both buyers and seller’s commissions, had the item been sold at its reserve, or low estimate figure - whichever is the higher. Additionally- if there is an extant commission bid upon any withdrawn lot, then it shall be charged to the vendor at the buyers and sellers commission rate - i.e. a total of 20% of the lowest acceptable selling price, that being either the reserve or low estimate figure.
Bidding increments will be in £5, then £10 and then £50.
