Auction 1172 - Netsuke online. lempertz:projects
online only
12 March – 21 March 2021
The sixth edition of lempertz:projects takes a big leap over to Japan and will feature a selection of over 170 examples of netsuke and sagemono. Coming from various private collections such as The Kolodotschko Collection, The Papp Collection or the Teddy Hahn Collection, our upcoming online auction will offer the entire range of japanese miniature craftsmenship. Start your collection now!
Register now for bidding!
Contact
heindrichs@lempertz.com
Auction date & Catalogue
Auction
During this time, you can bid on the auction lots via the internet.
Register now to take part in the auction!
Preview
These videos present the object in the hands of our experts. Through rotating and moving the artwork, you can get a better feel for your preferred netsuke as well as its condition.
If you are interested, please contact our expert, Adrian Heindrichs, or send your request to projects@lempertz.com.
FAQ
How does an Online Only Auction work?
In an Online Only Auction, the auction is not conducted with an auctioneer in the usual way. Instead, there is a time window when bidders can place bids online. The bidder with the highest bid at the end of the auction is awarded that lot.
How can I take part in an Online Only Auction?
Please register with a username (your email address), and a password as well as your complete address details. Please note that you must register anew for our Online Only Auctions, even if you have already registered on the Lempertz website (“MyLempertz”).
As soon as we have received the necessary documents for your identification, you will be approved for participation in the auction.Which documents do I need to submit for participation in the auction?
The Money Laundering Act which came into force at the beginning of 2020 requires the art trade to verify the identity of its customers if a transaction exceeds a certain amount. As the value of the winning bid cannot be foreseen in an auction, we carry out a one-off identity check on all customers.
If you have already submitted your identification documents as a Lempertz customer since the Money Laundering Act came into effect, we will approve you for participation as quickly as possible.
If you are a new customer or have not yet had an identity check carried out, please send the following documents to projects@lempertz.com:Identity card (front and back)
Or
Passport and a proof of address (utility bill, for example)For legal entities:
Copy of the certificate of registrationYou are welcome to black out any information that is not relevant for the identification.
When does an auction end?
Every Online Only Auction finishes at a specific time. When this time is reached, each lot will be closed one after the other at intervals of half a minute.
If a bid is received shortly before the end of the auction, the duration of that lot will be extended by two minutes.Can I cancel a bid?
You cannot cancel your bid yourself. Please send a short email to projects@lempertz.com
What happens after the auction?
If you received the winning bid for one or more lots, you will be informed and will be sent the auction invoice by email.
You can settle the invoice by bank transfer or in cash. The bank details can be found on the invoice.Can Lempertz arrange the shipping of my purchased artworks?
Yes! The auction invoice includes the optional shipping costs. If the shipping costs are paid with the invoice, the artworks will be shipped to you by courier.
Please let us know if you wish to collect your purchases in person, so we can prepare the works for collection.Contact
Do you have another question? Please contact us!
projects@lempertz.com
How to bid?
Contact
Do you have another question? Please contact us!
heindrichs@lempertz.com