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Now accepting consignments for fall auctions. Also providing immediate purchase of rare and fine art.
Fall Rare Art Auction Auction
September 23rd, 2008: 7 PM EST
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Creighton Davis Gallery
features rare and fine original art.
The September 23rd Rare Art sale features rarely offered fine art and many quality pieces from an estate collection.
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Artists featured include Picasso, Miro, Dali, Lichtenstein, Matta, Watt, Demetrios, Benton, Grant Wood, Whistler, Agam, Escher, Bearden, Dega, Gisson, Francis, Matisse, Leuus, Laurencin, Rouault, Motherwell, Rembrandt, and others.
Works on paper, sculptures, prints and oil on canvas. Terrific selection of offerings.
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Limited previews now available at our
warehouse offices in Rockville Maryland (north of Washington D.C.). By
appointment only. Please call 202-489-5300 to schedule a visit.
Vetted web sales since 1996. This is a "guaranteed
authentic" sale in conjunction with ebay liveauctions
(http://www.ebayliveauctions.com). Many works offered are in
exceptional condition and would not normally be available except
through selected dealer's offering. See condition reports for notes on
these rarely available by auction works.
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A minimum shipping and handling fee of $25 will be charged
on all shipping by Creighton-Davis.
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Change in absentee bidding
format: Advance bids are opened and compared when an auction lot is
opened for bidding and will no longer be posted in advance with
lots-see notes below.
Rareart.com auctions uses the time tested auction
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live bidder's offers. All advance bids are "opened" at the time the lot
comes up for bidding. The auctioneer enters your bid against other
bidders or the reserve until your bid limit is reached. The bids are
awarded to the earliest received. Live bidders are offered the
opportunity to bid against absentee bids at each bid level. If there
are no live bids and the reserve is met, the lot is awarded to the
earliest absentee bid received at that level. Bids may not be withdrawn
once entered. In some cases you may revise your bid limit downward if
there are no other competiting bids...call or email us if this becomes
an issue. This policy protects against sham bidding where initially a
very high bid is entered and then, at the last minute, is withdrawn.
Bidders on the net may submit higher bids on a work they have already
bid on if they wish to improve their chances of buying any lot. Bidders
only bid against other bidders. During live bidding, the software
rejects a bid which comes from the same registration id as the prior
bid.
Advance bidding is recommended as the live portion goes
very fast and it may not be possible to compete if there are any hook
up or connection delays. Phone bidding is also available
by reservation and to the extent we have lines to handle demand. Click here for further
details.
We have been auctioning researched and guaranteed rare
art on the Internet since 1996, probably the oldest online auction site
specializing in fine and rare art. We are a large, established gallery
staffed by art professionals with advanced degrees in the field. When
you purchase something through our online auctions, you can be sure to
receive what you expect. We GUARANTEE it! See the Terms and Conditions section
for more details.
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