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JEWELLERY & WATCHES HÔTEL METROPOLE MONACO 30th JUNE
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PAR LE MINISTERE DE MAITRE CLAIRE NOTARI
HUISSIER DE JUSTICE A MONACO
JEWELLERY
& WATCHES
SESSION 1 / RUSSIAN ART
FRIDAY JUNE 29, 2018 - 14:00
SESSION 2 / MANUSCRIPTS
SATURDAY JUNE 30, 2018 - 11:00
SESSION 3 / JEWELLERY
SATURDAY JUNE 30, 2018 - 15:00
Hotel Metropole - 4 avenue de la Madone - 98000 MONACO
Exhibition Previeux : THURSDAY JUNE 28, 2018 AT 17:00
EXHIBITION
FRIDAY JUNE 29 11:00 - 14:00
SATURDAY JUNE 30 09:00 - 11:00
Inquiries - tel: +377 97773980 - Email: info@hermitagefineart.com
25, Avenue de la Costa - 98000 Monaco
Tel: +377 97773980
www.hermitagefineart.com
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SPECIALISTS AND AUCTION ENQUIRIES
Alessandro Conelli Ivan Terny Elena Efremova
President C.E.O. Director
Contact :
Tel: +377 97773980
Ekaterina Tendil Hélène Foutermann Fax: +377 97971205
Head of European Expert Jewellery
Departement Member of the European
info@hermitagefineart.com
Chamber of Expert
Advisors in Fine Art
Victoria Matyunina Julia Karpova
PR & Event Manager Art Director
TRANSPORTATION
We dedicate our first jewellery and watches catalogue to Louis Cartier
(1875-1942), the skilled watchmaker and jeweller whose inventions defined
an entire epoch and became a symbol for design and the most exquisite
craftsmanship.
Grandson of Francois-Louis Cartier, who founded The House of
Cartier in 1847, Louis Cartier is the creator of the legendary Tank
watch. Symbol of Modern Art, we celebrate this year the centenary
anniversary of his invention. First model was offered to General
Pershing.
Cartier has been known for supplying royalty and the aristocracy.
Tank watches were favoured by Gary Cooper, Catherine Deneuve,
Mohamed Ali, Princess Diana, Andy Warhol and Madonna.
Cartier, Leading family in watchmaking has offered clocks and
watches since 1853. Masterworks of Art Deco created by Louis
Cartier and his followers included jewellery, timepieces and
smoking items. They were remarkable for their geometric lines and
abstract shapes.
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801 • 803 •
Important aquamarine and pearl necklace Pearls earrings
Pink freshwater pearls set with a rectangle Faraone - Milan
size aquamarine surrounded by diamonds, South sea pearls
white gold clasp and diamonds. Set with circa 8cts marquise-cut diamonds
Weight: 146 grs
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
8,000 – 10,000 ¤
802 • 804 •
Natural pearls ring Pearl ring
1930’s Period Important south sea pearl
18k gold, Weight: 7,6 grs Set with circa 2,1cts diamonds
1,800 – 2,000 ¤ Can make a set with previous lot
5,000 – 6,000 ¤
805 •
Heart ring
Heart cut diamond 0,72ct
Set with brilliant cut diamonds
3,000 – 4,000 ¤
806 •
Impressive ring
Gold set with sapphire
and deep purple amethyst
4,000 – 5,000 ¤
805
806
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801
803
802
804
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808
809
807 •
Gold bracelet with cameo incised
amethyst
XIX Century period
Braided yellow gold bracelet
decorated with an amethyst engraved
in a 3,3x2,5cm cameo with the motif of
an allegorical woman’s face of autumn
surrounded by small pearls.
Bracelet dimensions: 18 cm x 2,2 cm
Weight: 96,25 grs
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
807
8808 •
Pair of earrings
1950’speriod
Set with diamonds and pearls 810
18k gold, Weight: 17,2 grs
1,400 – 1,600 ¤
809 •
Antique bracelet
Set with natural pearls
18k gold, Weight: 28,3 grs
2,000 – 2,200 ¤
810 •
70’s brooch
Gold set with diamonds
18k gold, Weight: 14grs
550 - 600 ¤
811 • 811
Head charms
Platinum pendant set with rose cut diamonds
18k gold, Weight: 2,4 grs
550 - 600 ¤
812 •
Twisted bangle
Gold set with sapphire and rose cut diamond
18k gold, Weight: 28,3 grs
2,000 – 2,200 ¤
812
9813
813 •
Ball ring
Pomellato
Gold set with diamonds
6,500 – 7,000 ¤
814 • 816 •
814
Ball ring Napoleon III period half set
Set with circa 3cts ruby Pair of earrings and a pendant in
and circa 1ct diamond gold set with rose cut diamonds
and pearls
4,000 – 5,000 ¤ 18k gold, Weight: 14,5 grs
1,500 – 2,000 ¤
815 •
Gold bracelet
Tiffany
Art deco bracelet
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
815
816
10817
817 •
Impressive drapery necklace
Gold and crystal rock set with diamonds,
around 7cts and ruby around 64cts
GCS certificate
Weight: 6,65 grs
18,000 – 20,000 ¤
818 •
Ruby demi-parure
Cartier
Comprising a ring and two earrings in
yellow gold set with calibrated rubies. 818
Signed and numbered
Weight: 18,7 grs
8,000 – 10,000 ¤
11819
819 •
Gold bracelet
«Belt» type
1960’s period
18k gold, Weight: 75,9 grs
3,600 – 3,800 ¤
820
820 •
Lapis lazuli ring
1960’s Period
18k gold, Weight: 90 grs
7,500 – 8,000 ¤
821 •
Hand-shaped brooch
Set with turquoise and ruby
18k gold, Weight: 8,8 grs
800 - 900 ¤
821
12822 •
Heart ring
2,60cts heart-cut diamond
Fancy Brown-Orange
GIA Certificate
Set with brilliant diamonds
50,000 – 60,000 ¤
13823
823
823 •
White gold and rock crystal set demi-parure 824
Seaman Schepps
Comprising: a bracelet in white gold with five
engraved rock crystal cabochons pearls and
diamonds; a pair of ear clips with pearls and
diamonds; original clutch bag on brands name
Bracelet dimensions: total weight: 88 grs
12,000 – 15,000 ¤
824 •
Pair of diamonds earrings
Cartier, Tulip model
Platinum and diamond chandelier earrings, height
6.5cm, numbered 48373B
Weight: 11,05 grs
18,000 – 20,000 ¤
14825 •
Sapphire and diamond ring
Cartier, model LOBI
White gold ring paved with diamonds and sapphires. Signed and
numbered UC 7886
Weight: 22,9 grs
60,000 – 80,000 ¤
15826 •
Kunzite ring
Yellow gold ring holding a kunzite of 41.83 cts and 6
baguette diamonds on the sides (for a total of 2.87 cts)
Weight: 18,7 grs
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
827 •
Diamond earrings
Ancient model
Set with circa 3,30cts diamonds
Can make a set with next lot
6,000 – 7,000 ¤
826
828 •
Diamond ring
Set with circa 2cts diamonds
Can make a set with previous lot
4,000 – 5,000 ¤
829 •
Pair of pink topaz earrings
White gold, pink topazes of 14,12cts and 84 diamonds
of 1,11cts (with certificate of the German Foundation
for Gemstone), modern
Weight: 11,05 grs
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
830 •
Diamond and platinum bracelet
Circa 1930, Art Deco period
Impressive and large bracelet, 185 mm wide, set with
38,50 carats diamonds approximately. 827
Weight: 144,1 grs
45,000 – 50,000 ¤
831 •
Pair of earrings
Girandole shaped earrings
Set with ruby and diamond
12,000 – 14,000 ¤
828
16829
830
831
17832
833
832 •
Brooch 1930’s
Platinum set with diamonds brilliants-cut and
baguette-cut
Brilliants around 9 cts; central diamond around
1 ct
Weight: 21 grs
7,000 – 8,000 ¤
833 •
Brooch 1930’s
Platinum set with diamonds
Circa 5cts
834 Central diamond 0,5ct
Weight: 18,00 grs
3,500 – 4,000 ¤
834 •
Aquamarine earrings
Contemporary design
Aquamarine set with diamonds and around 3cts
sapphire
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
18835 •
Imperial Presentation Ring with monogram of Russian Tsar Alexander I
RUSSIA, PERIOD OF ALEXANDER I (1801-1825)
Blue enamel on silver set with diamonds and surrounded with eight, old cut,
rose-cut diamonds
Eight diamonds, Circa 7cts
The setting is of great finesse, especially at the shoulders, the gold part is finely
chased and the silver and diamonds particularly well worked.
Master goldsmith: ET
Numbered : 2997.
The ring was adjusted and reformed, which resulted in the loss of the title punch
and that of the Russian tester.
Weight : 9 grs
A rare example of Imperial presentation ring with a monogram of Alexander I
with Great Imperial Crown that was granted for special endowments.
35,000 – 50,000 ¤
19836
838
837
836 •
Aquamarine ring
50cts aquamarine
Set with diamonds
12,000 – 15,000 ¤
837 •
Futurist aquamarine ring
Scavia - Milan
8cts aquamarine set with diamonds
4,500 – 5,000 ¤
838 •
Emerald ring
SSEF certificate, emerald circa 5 cts
Black enamel set with diamonds
839 25,000 – 30,,000 ¤
839 •
Emerald ring
Old ring (presumably 19th century) set with circa 4cts
diamond
Emerald circa 3,50cts
18,000 – 20,000 ¤
20840 •
Drapery gold and turquoise necklace
René Boivin 1900 period
Unique piece in yellow gold, flexible mesh braided ribbon, lined with a row
of cultured pearls holding eighteen pear-cut turquoises enhanced by a ring
set with brilliant cut diamonds
Accompanied by a certificate from Françoise Caille
length 40 cm, height 3 cm, Weight: 91,3 grs
35,000 – 40,000 ¤
21841
842
843
841 • 844 •
Gold bracelet Pearl ring
1960’s period Buccellati
18k gold, Weight: 75,9 grs Gold ring set with an impressive south sea pearl
3,000 – 3,500 ¤ 5,000 – 6,000 ¤
842 • 845 •
Onyx earrings Coral ring
Art deco earrings Impressive art deco ring
Set with 0,35ct diamonds Onyx set with diamonds
2200 – 2500 ¤ 2,800 – 3,000 ¤
843 • 846 •
Bracelet 1960’s period Gold bracelet
Pierre Cardin Tiffany
18k gold, Weight: 7,5 grs Set with Aquamarine and diamonds
450 - 500 ¤ 14,000 – 16,000 ¤
22844
845
646
847
847 •
Onyx and Rock crystal pendant
Andre Vassort, 1970 period
Yellow gold pendant necklace made of
onyx rings and festooned rock crystal
set with diamond-cut and brilliant cut
motifs, the removable pendant made
of a rock crystal ellipse enhanced with
brilliant cut diamonds; weighing in all
about 13 carats, French maker’s mark,
period 1970; André Vassort’s mark.
Pendant numbered 8374 and necklace
numbered 8375, pendant length 6cm,
total length 31cm. Weight: 138,2 grs
20,000 – 25,000 ¤
23849
848 •
Art Deco bracelet
Former brooch adapted on an elastic
white gold bracelet
Approximately 22,50 cts
50,000 – 60,000 ¤
848
849 •
Heart-shaped pendant
Circa 2cts oval-cut diamond
Surrounded by round diamonds, 1,5ct
Weight: 8,05 grs
10,000 – 12,000 ¤
850 •
Pearls earrings
South sea pearls
Set with circa 4cts diamonds
Can make a set with next lot
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
850
24852
851
851 •
Sapphire ring
Buccellati
4cts sapphire, gold ring set with diamonds
12,000 – 15,000 ¤
852 •
Sapphire ring
BUCCELLATI Mario; 1940’s
Ring in yellow gold and Sri Lankan sapphire,
natural oval cut size of 9.4 carats and old cut
diamonds (about 4 carats) certificate GRS,
Signed.
Weight: 15,3 grs
35,000 – 40,000 ¤
25854
853
853 •
Impressive opal pendant set in gold necklace
20,60 carats opal in cabochon shape, yellow gold mounted,
the chain in platinum, set with diamonds
Dimensions: 40 x 2,5 x 1,5 cm Weight: 9,8 grs
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
854 •
Pair of earrings
Long amethyst earrings
Set with diamonds
3,500 – 4,000 ¤
855 •
Titanium and aquamarine ring
Ring in titanium and white gold set with about 7 carats of
diamonds and a 16-carat aquamarine. 855
Contemporary work.
Weight: 26,5 grs
22,000 – 25,000 ¤
26856
856 •
Pair of earrings
Lavender jade earrings
Set with diamonds and amethyst
4,500 – 5,000 ¤
857
857 •
Neo-renaissance pendant
Enamelled pendant set with an important amethyst, period 1870
Gold 9 and 14k;
Amethyst approximately 40 cts; dimension 8,5 cm high
Weight: 26,95 grs
7,000 – 8,000 ¤
858 •
Ruby ring
Natural Burma ruby, with GCS certificate
2,82cts
Platinum set with brilliants and navette-cut
diamonds around 2cts
Weight: 6,65 grs
18,000 – 20,000 ¤
858
27859 •
Coral and pearl half set
Comprising a necklace in pearls, with butterfly-shaped
coral clasp
set with emeralds and diamonds 861 •
Weight: 181,58 grs Conch pearls ring
And a pair of earrings in coral shaped butterfly wings Antique natural conch pearls
set with cabochon emeralds and diamonds Set with circa 3cts diamonds
Weight: 37,47 grs 7,000 – 8,000 ¤
6,500 – 7,000 ¤
862 •
860 • Sapphire and diamond ring
Unique aquamarine ring Modernist design
52 cts aquamarine Set with circa 1,5ct diamond and 1,5ct
Set with 3,40cts diamonds sapphire
25,000 – 30,000 ¤ 3,800 – 4,000 ¤
863 •
Pair of earrings
GUCCI
18k gold, Weight: 8,3 grs
700 - 800 ¤
28859
860
861
862
863
29864 • + 865 • +
Pair of earrings Three finger ring
In rose gold set with approximately 4 cts Set with marquise cut diamonds and
diamonds and 10 cts ruby brilliants
Weight: 21 grs Approximately 4,50 cts, Weight: 36 grs
7,500 – 8,000 ¤ 4,000 – 4,500 ¤
30866 •
Tank « Normale » wrist watch
Cartier
Signed on the dial, numbered.
Made in 1925 .
The model was designed in 1917 and commercialised in 1919.
Pink gold deployant buckle, yellow gold gadrooned clasp, original yellow gold « brick » bracelet, cabochon sapphire
winder.
French eaglehead gold hallmark, Edmond Jaeger maker’s mark
Movement by European Watch and Clock Co. Inc (a Cartier subsidiary)
Size of case (without the winder): 31 x 22.5 mm
Original fitted Cartier case.
This tank watch is presented with its original gold bracelet, the connection to the case has been modified so that the bra-
celet may be removed and exchanged with a leather band.
13,000 – 15,000 ¤
The first design for a Tank wristwatch left the drawing board of Louis-Joseph Cartier (1875-1942) in 1917. His inspiration
for the Tank Normale was a new French armoured Renault tank, featuring twin tracks that were longer than the machine
between them. The first six production models went on sale in 1919, and every subsequent Tank model (more than 30) has
imitated those first sketches.
31867 • +
DE BETHUNE, DB25 Quetzalcoatl
Piece 7/20 Pieces limited edition
Mechanical hand-wound movement
Power reserve 6 days
Case: White gold, drum-shaped - Diam: 44mm Thickness 12.50mm
Extra-supple alligator leather with pin buckle
80,000 - 100,000 ¤
32868 • +
DE BETHUNE, DB25L Milky Way
Spherical moon-phase indicator with precision of one
lunar day every 122 years
Power reserve: 6 days, ensured by a self-regulating twin barrel A
De Bethune Innovation (2004). N° 001
Case: Platinum set with 66 baguette-cut diamonds
Back: Open back in polished white gold and sapphire crystal
(hardness of 1800 Vickers) with double anti-reflective coating
Strap Extra-supple alligator skin with alligator padding
Buckle and ardillon in platinum
180,000 - 200,000 ¤
33870
869
872
871
875
34874
873 •
Brilliant lady’s watch
Jacob & Co New York
44 mm wrist watch
set with Tsavorite and diamonds
18,000 – 20,000 ¤
874 •
Brilliant lady’s watch
Jacob & Co New York
44 mm wrist watch
set with Sapphire and diamonds
18,000 – 20,000 ¤
876 875 •
Pendant watch
Van Cleef and Arpels
18k gold, Weight: 39 grs
3,000 – 3,500 ¤
876 •
Brilliant lady’s watch
Jacob & Co New York
44 mm wrist watch
set with Ruby and diamonds
873 18,000 – 20,000 ¤
877 • +
869 • PATEK PHILIPPE, AQUANAUT Watch
Lady’s watch Rubis / movement jewels 29R
Harry Winston Calibre 324 S C
Gold watch set with diamonds Tropical composite strap
With original box Grey arabic dial
9,000 – 10,000 ¤ with certificate
Ref. 5168G-001
870 • 52,000 – 55,000 ¤
Palatial men’s watch
Jacob & Co New York 877
Automatic pink gold
extra thin case 6,8 mm
10,000 – 15,000 ¤
871 •
Lady’s Watch
Bernay et Blondeau
Yellow gold bracelet
Dial surrounded by diamonds
Weight: 64,80 grs
3,000 – 4,000 ¤
872 •
Bracelet and hidden watch
Van Cleef & Arpels
UTI watch
Gold bracelet set with diamonds
16,000 – 18,000 ¤
35878 879
878 • 879 •
Pair of cufflinks Pair of cufflinks
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS Hermes
Yellow gold, black enamel and diamonds. « Horserings » model
Signed VCA and numbered B9090X45 Weight: 11,05 grs
Weight: 14,45 grs 1,800 – 2,000 ¤
3,000 – 3,500 ¤
880 •
Pair of cufflinks
VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
Yellow gold, and diamonds
with interchangeable tips in
lapis lazuli and onyx. Signed
880 VCA and numbered B9020A38
Weight: 21,4 grs
4,000 – 4,500 ¤
36881
881 •
Pair of cufflinks
Signed Cartier
18K gold set with pyramidal lapis lazuli at each end
of the central bar.
Signed and numbered from Cartier London, UK date
letter for 1966.
UK 18K gold hallmark ; weight: 16 gr.
Fitted Cartier case
4,000 – 5,000 ¤
882 •
Pair of cufflinks
Signed Cartier
Signed and marked “Made in France”
round sapphires, 18 ct yellow gold, numbered
5892C
French gold hallmark
Made circa 1930-40 ; weight: 11 gr.
Cartier fitted case
882
4,500 – 5,000 ¤
37883 •
Double Jam / Condiment holder
Signed Cartier New York 1950s
Crystal and silver
500 – 600 ¤
884 •
Silver Timbale
Signed Cartier
Hallmark Minerva 1er titre, EP
(Puiforcat maker), S 764 – 883
Cartier number
128 grams
500 – 600 ¤
884
885 •
885
Bar item with two spoons
Cut-crystal circled in silver
Spoons in silver
Cartier New York 1950-60
700 – 800 ¤
38886
886 •
Pair of Jam / Condiment holders
(2 pieces) with 2 spoons
Signed Cartier New York 1950s
crystal and silver
700 – 800 ¤
887 •
Silver press papier
Bears a signature Cartier New York
97 grams
130 – 150 ¤
887
888 •
Bar item 888
Together with a page of advertisement
Cut-crystal martini mixer with silver top
silver stirrer
Signed Cartier New York 1950-60
450 – 500 ¤
39889
889 •
Cartier Table clock, 1939
Signed Cartier on the dial, numbered 71
Moulded onyx, silver, rose-cut diamond
hands set in platinum, silver dial with
black Roman numerals, brass folding strut.
7.4 cm square
French silver mark (boar’s head)
12,000 – 15,000 ¤
890 •
Cartier table clock 1950’s
Signed Cartier on the dial, stamped
FRANCE on the dial
Agate
Height : 13 cm
8,000 – 10,000 ¤
890
40891 •
Minute repeater table clock in its case
Mappin&Webb Monte Carlo
Agate, gold, silver on gold, white enamel, rose cut diamonds, platinum
In original case, 2 keys.
9,000 – 10,000 ¤
41892 • 893 •
Art Deco Cigarette case Smoker’s case (for cigarettes or cards)
Signed Cartier Londres New York Said to be sold by Cartier boutique in London, num-
Gold mark, maker’s mark, gold, black enamel bered SL 4938
116 grams Onyx, jade, diamonds, platinum, yellow gold,
Made circa 1925 Made circa 1925
4,500 – 5,000 ¤ 8 x 5 cm
Maker’s mark of Strauss, Allard et Meyer workshop,
French platinum hallmark, French gold hallmark
5,500 – 6,000 ¤
42894 • 896
Flash light
Signed Cartier New York, num-
bered
Gold 14k, engraved JIS 9.29.55
350 – 400 ¤
895 •
Flash light
Signed Cartier New York
Gold 14k, engraved JS 9.29.55
350 – 400 ¤
896 •
Agate and silver Art Deco frame
Signed Maquet Paris Nice
agate, gold, white enamel, silver,
1,800 – 2,000 ¤
897 •
French Red Cross Pin
Signed Van Cleef and Arpels,
stamped déposé
Red enamel, silver, hallmarked
250 – 300 ¤
897
898 •
Letter opener
onyx, coral
18k gold 750
Circa 1940
Signed Seaman Schepps
3,000 – 3,500 ¤
898
43899 •
Cartier oval tray
Art Deco period circa 1935-40
Silver and wood with mughal designed
handles and Indian motifs on the side.
Signed CARTIER MADE IN FRANCE
French export silver maker’s mark of R.
Linzeler (950/1000)
Length: 55 cm, width: 43.5 cm
3,800 – 4,000 ¤
900 •
Hardstone (probably obsidian) ashtray
with gold cigarette rest.
Signed Cartier
numbered 18936 Made circa 1960
French gold hallmark and maker’s mark
Total Length: 12.8 cm Width: 8.2 cm Height:
3.5 cm
1,400 – 1,600 ¤
44901 •
Cartier Cup
Art Deco
925 British hallmarks, made in 1930.
Handles swivel up and down
Signed Cartier London, numbered 5942
Cartier fitted case.
7,000 – 8,000 ¤
45902 •
Silver bonbonnière
Blue guilloché and white enamel
silver gilt inside
500 – 600 ¤
903 •
Silver plate
Signed Cartier Puiforcat
Minerva hallmark, numbered S 694
208 grams
500 – 600 ¤
46An item of status , this
elegant Champagne swizzle
from circa 1927 has an Art
deco appeal and is an object
that still could be used.
Initially such swizzle stands
were popular in the US in the
1930s to remove bubbles from
sparkling wines.
Art Deco style, first called
Modern Style, was the major
artistic movement of the
1920s and was led by Cartier
Paris with its beautiful
creations. Elegant and
geometric, rich in decoration,
with use of hard stones such
as rock crystal or onyx is
distinctive of this period
and ensured Cartier public
interest.
904 •
Art Deco Champagne Swizzle Stand
Silver and gold, rock crystal. 12 bone swizzle sticks of one design with cabochon moonstone finials set in silver
Height: 22 cm
Diameter of base: 8.5 cm
Signed Cartier and numbered S 5
French silver hallmarks.
Original fitted Cartier case.
13,000 – 15,000 ¤
47905 •
Pendant
« SOYEZ HEUREUX MAIS NE M’OUBLIEZ PAS »
Signed Cartier
gold, signed on top, no hallmark
in case
1,000 – 1,500 ¤
906 •
Ruby and diamond gold ring
Cartier
18k gold, Weight: 43grs
3,000 – 3,500 ¤
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1. In the Terms and Conditions, the words and phrases listed below have the following explicitly refer to. The act of bidding will automatically entail that the bidder has read,
meanings: understood and accepted the said terms and conditions.
- “Bailiff” – Madam Claire Notari, bailiff in Monaco. 11. THE BAILIFF
- “Organizer” – SARL HERMITAGE FINE ART 11.1 The sale shall be carried out by Madam Claire Notari, Bailiff of Monaco, who will
- “Catalogue” – Any advertisement, brochure, price list and other publications. announce the Hammer Price, ensure that the bidding is properly carried out, and gene-
- “Expenses” incurred at the time of sale of any Lot, the fees and expenses incurred by rally will take all necessary measures in maintaining order during the Sale.
the Organizer for insurance, packaging, transportation, storage, eventual restoration and 11.2 The Bailiff reserves the right, in its sole discretion, and without any obligation for jus-
framing, taxes and various expenses and all other VAT related costs. tification of his or her decision, to continue or stop the sale, to remove one or more Lots,
- “Hammer price” – Price in Euros of the Lot, which is awarded to the Buyer. to accept or refuse a bid, to proceed with any split, joining or withdrawal of the Lots.
- “Lot” – Any item presented with the intent that it be auctioned. 11.3 Generally, the Bailiff has the authority to make any decision in order to resolve any
- “Purchase Price” – Hammer price plus all Expenses, VAT, additional costs and ex- dispute arising during the Sale.
penses in Euros owed by the Buyer in default in accordance with Clause 14. 11.4 The Bailiff and the Organizer explicitly reserve the right to make any statement
- “Sales Proceeds” – The net amount due to the Seller consisting of the Hammer Price before the opening of the sale or prior to the auctioning of a Lot, referring to changes,
minus the commission owed by the Seller to the Organizer in any capacity, and genera- descriptions, statements, details in the Catalogue or these Terms and Conditions of
ted in any way whatsoever. Sale; these modifications shall be imposed on the bidder.
- “VAT” – Value Added Tax 11.5 The Bailiff shall notify the bidders before the sale begins of the conditions of the
- “Fees” – The buyer shall pay the Organizer, in addition to the Hammer Price of each Hammer Prices including the additional incurred fees.
Lot, a premium of 32,4% of the final bid, including VAT. Please note that all Lots pur- 11.6 The Bailiff can accept bids from any person present in the room. He or she may
chased through the services of online sales and auctions such as Drouot Digital, The- also take orders from bidders not present once they have been given to the employees
saleroom.com, Invaluable.com, Auction.fr, Lot-tissimo.de and Bidspirit.com but also our of the Organizer by phone, telex, fax, or by any other written order and approved by the
own platform, will be subject to an additional charge of 3%+ VAT of the hammer price. Organizer and the Bailiff. In any case, the latter shall not be held liable for negligence,
(see clause 13.4.). error or mistake in the execution of orders. In all cases, the Organizer and the Bailiff will
2. The Bailiff sells as the agent for the Seller and is not responsible for any mistakes not be held responsible for the non-execution for any reason whatsoever, of an order
made by the Buyer or the Seller. that they have received.
3. Despite the efforts to ensure the accuracy of the description of each Lot in the Cata- 12. AUCTIONS
logue, nor the Bailiff nor the Organizer do not guarantee that such a description is accu- 12.1 Auctions are conducted in Euros. The Bailiff and the Organizer reserve the right
rate. Any statements other than printed in the Catalogue, relating to, but not limited to, to install a currency conversion table but shall decline all responsibility in the event of
authenticity, provenance, origin, age, date, condition, estimated selling price, or quality failure or display error. Only the amount of the last bid, as expressed by the Bailiff, shall
of any Lot, is a matter of opinion, and neither the Bailiff the nor its servants or agents be taken into consideration.
shall be held liable for the accuracy of any given opinion. No person is authorized by the 12.2 Each bidder shall be deemed and presumed to have acted on his or her own behalf,
Organizer to make whatever statement unless already printed in the Catalogue. unless before the sale, he or she has explicitly brought to the attention of the Bailiff and
4. The Bailiff or the Organizer, if instructed by a potential Buyer, may accept bids on his the Organizer in writing that he or she will be bidding on behalf of a third party, which has
or her behalf, provided that neither the Bailiff nor its employees or agents shall be held been approved by the Bailiff and the Organizer.
liable for negligence or error in the execution or non-execution of such orders. 12.3 In the case of dispute with the third party, the bidder and the third party shall both
5. The Bailiff reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse admission to any person be held accountable for the bidding.
within its premises or attendance at its auctions. 13. AUCTION SALE
6. The Bailiff reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse a bid, to divide any Lot, to 13.1 The highest and last bidder that is accepted by the Bailiff shall be declared the
combine two or more Lots, to withdraw any Lot from the auction and in case of conflict successful purchaser; he or she shall be required to make a payment in the manner
to place back any Lot for sale and increase the bid as it suits him or her. outlined below.
7. Nor the Bailiff nor the Organizer shall not be held liable for injury, damage or loss of 13.2 At the time of the announcement of the hammer price, the Buyer shall immediately
any kind whatsoever, suffered by any person while he or she is at the premises of the disclose to the agents of the Bailiff the number he or she has been assigned. The Orga-
exhibition and sale, except in the case of death or injury caused by the negligence of the nizer or the Bailiff explicitly reserve the right, in their sole discretion, to immediately place
Bailiff, its employees and agents. back the Lot for sale with no possibility of appeal from the highest bidder.
8. Any notice given by the Bailiff addressed to the Seller, Buyer, or potential Buyer, may 13.3 In case of dispute, the notary that is the Bailiff, has the right to rescind the sale and
be delivered by hand or sent by mail, telex or fax, and shall be deemed received: to immediately place back the Lot concerned for auctioning.
a) Upon delivery, if delivered by hand. 13.4 In addition to the hammer price up to and including 250.000 EUR, the Buyer shall
b) Within 2 hours following the transmission during a business day, if sent by telex or fax. also pay a premium of 27% + VAT (32.4% including VAT)
c) Within 48 hours following the postmarked date, if the mail is sent to the same country, Buyer’s premium rate payable on the hammer price in excesse of 250.000 EUR up to and
and within 7 days if it is sent abroad. including 2.500.000 EUR – 21.5% + VAT (25.8% including VAT)
9. 9.1 Any transaction subject to these Terms and Conditions and any matters related Buyer’s premium rate payable on the portion of the hummer price in excess of 2.500.000
thereto shall be settled by Monegasque law and all parties concerned shall refer them- EUR –
selves to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Monegasque courts. 12.5% + VAT (15% including VAT)
9.2 The rights of reproduction of any written content and illustrations referring to Lots This amount will be added to the final bid. Please note that all Lots purchased through
shall remain at all times the absolute property of the Organizer and shall not be used, the services of online sales and auctions such as Drouot Digital, The-saleroom.com,
even partly, by any person without prior consent of the Organizer. Invaluable.com, Auction.fr, Lot-tissimo.de and Bidspirit.com but also our own platform
10. Any person wishing to bid shall be required, before the sale, to complete a “registra- will be subject to an additional charge of 3%+ VAT of the hammer price.
tion form” with the Bailiff and Organizer. He or she shall provide the Bailiff and Organizer 14. PAYMENT
a photo ID as well as his or her bank references. The duly completed form, signed and 14.1 The hammer price and the abovementioned amount in section 13.4 shall be imme-
dated, will be returned to the Bailiff before the start of the sale and a registration number diately paid; however, the Seller can give Madam Claire Notari the right to grant, in its
shall be assigned to each potential bidder. A bidder is only allowed to bid if he or she sole discretion, the possibility for the successful purchaser to pay the hammer price and
50additional charges mentioned above by bank transfer. In any case, the payment must 20. ORGANIZER’S MANDATE
absolutely occur within one week (5 working days) after the auction with the Organizer’s The Organizer carries the role of agent of his or her mandate, which gives him the autho-
Monegasque banking institution. rization to sell one or more Lots. Under this capacity, neither the Organizer nor the Bailiff
14.2 In case of non-execution or of partial execution of the obligations borne by the shall be part of the contract binding their mandate and Seller to the Purchaser: therefore
successful purchaser under these Terms and Conditions, particularly in the case of non- neither the Organizer nor the Bailiff shall be held responsible if one of the parties fails to
payment of the hammer price and additional charges or in the case of partial payment fulfil any of the obligations stipulated in the contract.
within one week (5 working days) following the sale, provided that the Lot has not been
immediately placed back for auctioning during the concerned vacation, the Organizer 21. Jewellery and Watches clause
reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to exercise the following rights and actions: 21.1.Coloured gemstones (such as rubies, sapphires and emeralds) may have been trea-
- To demand definitive compensation by way of penalty clause, a percentage of 0.5% ted to improve their look, through methods such as heating and oiling. These methods
per day late on the price or a fraction of the unpaid price and additional fees until full are accepted by the international jewellery trade but may make the gemstone less strong
payment; and/or require special care over time.
- To demand for compensatory damages, which shall not only cover any loss arising 21.2.Hermitage Fine Art does not obtain a gemmological report for every gemstone sold
from the resale of the Lot in question, but also the expenses of such a resale, as well as in our sales. All types of gemstones may have been improved by some method. You may
damages suffered by the Bailiff and the Organizer; request a gemmological report for any lot which does not have a report. Please note that
- To achieve the compensation between the amounts owed by the Buyer with all funds the receipt of a gemmological certificate may take up to three weeks. It is Your responsi-
held or which may come to be held by the Organizer on behalf of the Buyer. bility to request it prior to the sale. Please note You should pay the fee for the certificate.
15. TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP 21.3.Almost all clocks and watches are repaired in their lifetime and may include parts,
The transfer of ownership of a Lot in favor of the Buyer shall only take place after full pay- which are not original. Hermitage Fine Art does not give a warranty that any individual
ment of the Hammer Price and abovementioned additional fees. However, upon auction component part of any watch or clock is authentic.
sale (finalized by the Bailiff’s hammer blow), all risks relating to the Lot will be transferred 21.4.The buyer is responsible for any general service, change of battery or further repair
to the successful purchaser in full and without reservation. work that may be necessary for watches and clocks presented at the sale. Hermitage
16. RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE BUYER Fine Art does not give a warranty that any watch or clock is in good working order.
16.1This list not being restrictive, the successful purchaser shall be solely responsible 22. JURISDICTION
for the loss, theft, partial or total destruction, or damage which may occur between the The sale as well as these Terms and Conditions are explicitly regulated by Monegasque
auction sale and the transfer of ownership after full payment of the Hammer Price and law. Any dispute relating to the sale or these Terms and Conditions will be subject to the
additional fees. jurisdiction of the Monegasque courts.
16.2 The successful purchaser shall be required to undertake at his expense, the with-
drawal of the Lot of which he has become the owner, under section 14, within 5 working
days of the auction sale.
16.3 Likewise, all charges for storage and insurance purposes that have been put
forward by the Organizer for the time period between the auction sale and the payment
of the hammer price and additional fees (transfer of ownership), shall remain the suc-
cessful purchaser’s responsibility and shall be paid at the time of payment of the hammer
price and additional charges.
16.4 In the case of uncollected Lots by the Buyer within the time period stipulated in
Clause 16.2, the Organizer reserves the right to arrange for the removal of the Lots at
the risk and expense of the Buyer, as well as the shipment under the same terms and
conditions to Monaco, France or any other country specified by the Buyer.
17. CONDITION OF THE LOTS
The Lots are sold in the same condition in which they were presented at the time of sale
and no action shall be exercised against the Bailiff or the Organizer for flaws or hidden
defects affecting the Lot that is to be sold, regardless of the significance of the flaw or
defect. It will be up to the potential bidders, prior to the Auction during the public exhi-
bition of the Lots for sale, to check the condition, quality and authenticity of the Lots.
18. temporary importation
18.1 All lots marked with symbol + are in the free port and are subject to import tax, the
buyer intending to import them within European Union should be aware that import tax
will be due on hammer price and shall be paid to the organizer in addition to other fees
(eg: 5.5% for antics and artworks in Monaco).
18.2 Any other lots are in free circulation in EU.
18.3 Buyer is responsible for checking and fulfilling all conditions of the transportation of
the acquired lots to the final destination, including but not limited to checking the import
status of the lots, and regulations for importation at destination.
19.EXPORT OF LOTS
Due to Monaco being part of the French Customs Union, exports outside of Monaco
undergo the same rules and regulations as those existing in France. Any Lot coming
from the Customs Union or a beneficiary of temporary importation, if it remains in the
Customs Union, may be removed upon presentation of proof of payment of the Pur-
chase Price. On the other hand, if the successful purchaser intends to export the Lot
outside of the Customs Union, it will be up to him or her, and under his or her full and
sole responsibility, to perform all the necessary procedures and formalities required by
the law in force. Under no circumstances shall the Organizer or Bailiff be pursued for
non-compliance or completion of the said formalities.
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UPCOMING AUCTION
JEWELLERY & WATCHES
2018 / 2019
HOTEL METROPOLE
MONTE-CARLO
We are currently inviting consignments to our next auction
of jewellery & luxury watches.
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