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he attributions made in the sales catalogues have been established taking into account the scientific and artistic knowledge at the date of sale. The order of the catalogue may be modified. A preliminary exhibition allowing the buyers to see the state of the goods put up for sale, no complaint will be accepted once the auction has been pronounced. The indications given by MIRABAUD-MERCIER on the existence of restoration, accident or incident affecting the lot are expressed to facilitate its inspection by the potential buyer and remain subject to his personal appreciation or that of his expert. The absence of any indication of a restoration or accident in the catalogue, or verbally, does not imply that a property is free of any present, past or repaired defect, it being specified that restorations of use and reinstallations are considered to be protective measures that do not lead to depreciation. The mention of any defect does not imply the absence of any other defects. The dimensions are given for information only. The condition of the frames is not guaranteed. The reproductions in the catalogues of the works are as faithful as possible, a difference in colour or tone is nevertheless possible. Any changes to the conditions of sale or catalogue descriptions will be announced verbally during the sale and noted on the minutes. An indication in euros of the estimated selling price is given after each lot, or on an annexed continuation. The auction price resulting from the bids may vary, of course, more or less than this estimate. In accordance with the provisions of Article L

321.7 of the French Commercial Code, MIRABAUD-MERCIER's liability action is time-barred after five years from the date of the auction.