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Lot 155: Malcolm Arbuthnot (British 1877-1967) watercolour

Est: £200 GBP - £300 GBPSold:
Channel Islands AuctionsSt Peter Port, United KingdomJune 25, 2011

Item Overview

Description

Malcolm Arbuthnot (British 1877-1967) Trees, stream and coastline watercolour
9.5 x 14.75in (24x37.5cm).

Artist or Maker

Notes

* Provenance - Blond Fine Art, Catalogue Number 32, Purchased June 1982. Label verso.

Payment & Shipping

Payment

Accepted forms of payment: COD (cash on delivery), MasterCard, Money Order / Cashiers Check, Personal Check, Visa, Wire Transfer

Shipping

Shipping can be organised at the buyers expence.
The most cost effective options will be always sourced.

Auction Details

Les Cotils - Fine Art Auction

by
Channel Islands Auctions
June 25, 2011, 10:00 AM GMT

The Harry Bound Room Les Cotils Centre, St Peter Port, GUR, GY1 1UU, UK

Terms

Buyer's Premium

18.0%

Bidding Increments

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£18£21£2
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£100£199£10
£200£499£20
£500£999£50
£1,000£1,999£100
£2,000£4,999£200
£5,000+£500

Terms & Conditions


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Credit Card, continued:

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PAYMENTS

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shipping

Shipping can be organised at the buyers expence.
The most cost effective options will be always sourced.

Buyers Premium

15% on the hammer price, unless announced prior to sale.

Taxes

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