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This lot has been withdrawn at the request of our consignor due to REA’s efforts to provide additional information regarding provenance being excessive (which they may have been). We are honoring the consignor’s request and apologize for any inconvenience to the consignor and to bidders. The items are gone and until they appear again, it's a moot point. So until REA comes on, I guess we will never really know what happened.
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This lot has been withdrawn at the request of our consignor because the consignor felt REA’s efforts to obtain additional information regarding provenance were excessive. We are honoring the consignor’s request and apologize for any inconvenience to the consignor and to bidders. I'll stand corrected if my interpretation is inaccurate.
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I agree with that 100%. I just don't have the notion that others do that REA would have pulled the photo's if the Consignor had no issues with their "excessive" nature. I believe that if they would still be active if the consignor wouldn't have requested they be pulled.
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Understand other interpretations. It may be worth noting, even if we disagree over the statement, that we can agree - REA was continuing to conduct due diligence on the items - even after full JSA. They were not just sitting on information provided to them. They could have. but they did not, even though the auction was already afoot. They had full JSA. But apparently continued to comb the provenance to make certain what they were presenting was accurate. Last edited by BigJJ; 05-01-2013 at 08:13 AM. |
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