491

491

A Chinese carved bronze ‘figural’ beast-handled censer

19th century

With a bulbous body and two lion-head handles to sides. With six-character

Xuande mark surrounded by two carved chilong motifs to underside.

H: 3 1/8, W: 7 5/8, D: 6 5/8 in. (H: 7.94, W: 19.37, D: 16.83 cm.)Weight: 1630

g (approximately)

Provenance:

Private collection, New Jersey.

十九世紀 銅雕人物鋪首爐

來源：

新澤西州私人收藏

$100-$200

492

492

A pair of Chinese gilt-bronze lions

18th century

Two brightly-gilt lions with swirling ringlet manes, collars with flowing

tassels and reticulated bells, and snarling growls sit proudly above

intricate rectangular bases filled with geometric and floral motifs.

One lion rests his regal paw on a ball, while the other plays with a

young cub. (2).

H: 13 5/8, W: 7 7/8, D: 10 1/2 in. (H: 34.61, W: 20, D: 26.67 cm.

(each))Weight: 10900 g (approximately)

Provenance:

Private estate, Atlanta, Georgia.

十八世紀 銅鎏金京獅一對

來源：

佐治亞州亞特蘭大私人遺産

$3,000-$5,000

See below references for similar items: Palace Museum,

No. 00000939 (figure 1); Beijing Poly Shenzhen, September

2021, Lot 593; Beijing Guardian Hong Kong, April 2015, Lot

683.

相似藏品可參閱：故宮博物院館藏，編號故00000939，見

圖一；參閱北京保利2021年09月深圳拍賣，編號593；北京

嘉德2015年04月香港拍賣，編號683

fig.1

This pair of majestic gilt-bronze lions sit solid and upright. Each eyebrow consists of three curling strands, and their chins are adorned with long, flowing

beards, emphasizing their ferocity and wisdom. The lions' manes spiral like snail shells, densely covering the tops of their heads. On their backs they wear

a knotted rope decorated with hanging tassels, which is very unique. The lions' tails curl up, sticking closely to their rears. Both lions wear a collar with

ceremonial bells hanging on their chests and shoulders, each engraved with a dragon head design. Their limbs are muscular, and their claws are sharp.

The male lion steps on an embroidered ball, which is decorated with ribbons on both sides, symbolizing order and control; the female lion holds a cub

under her paw, with the cub's four feet facing upwards and its mouth biting the mother's toes, demonstrating its playful and endearing demeanor, while

symbolizing the prosperity of offspring. The lions rest squarely on rectangular, lotus-patterned pedestals. Each pedestal is covered with an imitation of a

coin-patterned brocade fabric, and the pedestal itself is decorated throughout with floral patterns. The central section of the bases is engraved with a ring

of lotus petals, and the lower base features bas relief cloud patterns. This pair of gilt-bronze lions is lively, exquisite, and meticulously detailed, radiating a

dignified and solemn aura, making them a rare collectible.

雙銅獅均呈前踞後蹲狀，莊嚴肅穆，神情威武，額頂隆起，怒目睜圓，濃眉掀鼻，振鬢長嘯。眉毛左右各三綹，頷下飾以須毛蜷曲。獅鬃盤旋如螺髻，密

佈於腦後。背部繫有一繩結盤口，下墜流蘇，極爲特殊。獅尾上捲，貼於背部，胸前均以環帶懸垂鑾鈴，環帶正中浮雕龍首鋪首，肩部兩個各有一墜鈴。

四肢肌肉健碩，趾爪鋒利。雄獅腳踏繡球，繡球兩側亦綴有緞帶爲飾，寓意掌握社稷；雌獅則爪按小獅，小獅四足朝上，口銜母獅足趾，憨態可掬，寓意

子孫昌盛。銅獅下部配有長方形蓮紋寶座。蓋銅錢紋錦鋪，披巾與底座呈對角，四巾角垂於須彌座四面正中，四邊亦刻有精細的捲草紋。底座中部開光刻

一圈蓮瓣紋，四麵以纏枝花卉裝飾，近底部淺浮雕捲雲紋，整件底座滿工雕刻，細緻入微，工藝精湛，獅子及底座整件鎏金，儘顯皇家氣勢。

本對作品屬案頭之器，置於家中各處既能彰顯貴氣，又能庇佑家中安寧，是爲不可多得之藏品。

493

494

493

A Chinese silver box with carved ‘phoenix’ motif

19th century

H: 1 7/8, W: 5 3/8, D: 3 3/8 in. (H: 4.76, W: 13.65, D: 8.57 cm.)

Weight: 299.50 g (approximately)

Provenance:

Private collection, Braintree, Massachusetts.

十九世紀 銀龍鳳紋盒

來源：

馬薩諸塞州佈倫特裡私人收藏

$1,000-$1,500

494

A Chinese copper ink box

Republic period

H: 1 1/8, W: 3, D: 4 in. (H: 2.86, W: 7.62, D: 10.16 cm.)

Weight: 306.10 g (approximately)

Provenance:

Private collection, Irvine, California.

民國 銅山水人物墨盒

來源：

加州爾灣私人收藏

$100-$200

495

496

495

A Chinese gemstone-inlaid matchbox

19th century

H: 2 3/4, W: 5 1/8, D: 1 1/2 in. (H: 6.99, W: 13.02, D: 3.81 cm.

(box))

Provenance:

Private collection, Potomac, Maryland.

十九世紀 嵌寶火燫

來源：

馬裡蘭州波托馬克私人收藏

$100-$200

496

A pair of Tibetan ritual items

19th century

With bronze and inlaid stone decoration to the verso of both

painted panels. (2).

H: 3 1/4, W: 11 1/4 in. (H: 8.26, W: 28.58 cm. (each))

Provenance:

Private collection, New York.

十九世紀 西藏法器一對

來源：

紐約州私人收藏

$100-$200

497

A Chinese gilt-bronze four-armed Guanyin

18th century

The Guanyin wears a five-point crown with a single turquoise

bead. The body sits in lotus position, with two hands together

in anjali mudra. Within the figure are several prayer scrolls

stuffed within the figure, some with visible writing.

H: 6 3/4, W: 4 3/4, D: 3 3/4 in. (H: 17.15, W: 12.07, D: 9.53

cm.)Weight: 876.60 g (approximately)

Provenance:

From Mr. Chang, a Chinese-American antiques dealer with

60 years of experience in the field. Lot 334 to 348, 497 are

from the same collector.

十八世紀 銅鎏金四臂觀音菩薩

來源：

來自從業達60年的美國華裔古董商張先生；Lot 334 至

348，497 来自同一藏家。

$12,000-$18,000

497

498

498

A Chinese carved Qingtian stone statue of a

god of longevity

late 19th century

Sold with associated original stand.

H: 11 3/4, W: 5 5/8, D: 3 3/4 in. (H: 29.85, W: 14.29, D: 9.53 cm.)

Provenance:

From Mr. Chang, Venice, Florida.

十九世紀晚 青田石雕壽星（附老座）

來源：

佛羅裡達州威尼斯Chang先生收藏

$100-$200

499

499

A Chinese bronze elephant trunk-footed tripod

censer

Ming dynasty

With six-character Xuande mark to underside.

H: 5 3/4, W: 3 3/8, D: 3 3/8 in. (H: 14.61, W: 8.57, D: 8.57 cm.)

Weight: 891.70 g (approximately)

Provenance:

From Mr. Chang, Venice, Florida.

明代 銅鬲式象足爐

來源：

佛羅裡達州威尼斯Chang先生收藏

$100-$200

Lots 500 to 508 came from a private

collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

拍品500至508來自馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡

私人收藏。

500

500

A Chinese bronze Buddha

Ming dynasty or earlier

Buddha seated over lotus throne with one hand draping over leg

and the other holding a ritual item. Sold with original hardwood

niche.

H: 2 7/8, W: 1 7/8, D: 1 1/4 in. (H: 7.3, W: 4.76, D: 3.18 cm.)

Weight: 109.69 g (overall, approximately

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

明代或更早 銅佛（附原配硬木佛龕）

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$200-$300

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

501

501

Five assorted Chinese bronze censers

18th/19th century

Comprising four globular-shaped censers of varied sizes and

a rectangular censer with beast-form feet. Largest sold with

associated wooden stand. (5).

H: 5 7/8, Dia: 4 5/8 in. (H: 14.92, Dia: 11.75 cm. (largest))

Weight: 1700 g (total, approximately)

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

十八/十九世紀 各式銅爐五個

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$500-$800

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

502

502

Three Chinese copper censers

18th/19th century

Comprising one large decagon-form censor and two smaller censors; all

with intricate openwork patterns to lids. (3).

H: 4 3/4, W: 8 3/8, D: 7 3/4 in. (H: 12.07, W: 21.27, D: 19.69 cm. (largest))

Weight: 1906.5 g (total, approximately)

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

十八/十九世紀 銅手爐三隻

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$300-$500

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

503

503

A Chinese paktong lingzhi-form censer

Republic period

With openwork characters to lid.

H: 1 1/2, W: 11 3/8, D: 2 3/4 in. (H: 3.81, W: 28.89, D: 6.99 cm.

(approximately))

Weight: 458.40 g (approximately)

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

民國 白銅靈芝形香薰

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$100-$200

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

504

504

A pair of Chinese carved wood ‘dragon’ decorations

18th century

Each wooden decoration featuring two dragons amongst swirling

clouds, covered in a deep red lacquer and accented with shining

gilt paint. (2).

H: 15 1/2, Dia: 4 3/4 in. (H: 38.10, Dia: 12.07 cm. (approximately))

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

十八世紀 木雕漆金龍紋飾件一對

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$100-$200

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

505

A Chinese huanghuali coffer table

18th century

Featuring three drawers within the upper register of the coffer and two centrally-opening doors

to the lower register. Each drawer is complemented by intricate gilt-metal handles and hinges.

On either side of the coffer is a lingzhi motif decoration. With previous Sotheby's sticker to verso.

H: 34 1/4, W: 54 7/8, D: 16 5/8 in. (H: 87, W: 139.38, D: 42.23 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

十八世紀 黃花梨連三櫥

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$3,000-$4,500

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

See below references for similar items: Palace Museum, No. 00166478 (figure 1); Beijing

Guardian, June 2012 Spring Sale, Lot 2826; Christie’s New York, September 2023, Lot 0948.

相似藏品可參閱：故宮博物館館藏，編號故00210892，見圖一；佳士得拍賣2019年12月巴

黎拍賣，編號 042；北京瀚海2014年春拍，編號3814

fig.1

This three-drawer cabinet is crafted with high-quality Huanghuali wood. The upper surface of the

cabinet curves up at both ends, with intricately carved Lingzhi patterns decorating the junctions

between the top and the cabinet body. The front opens up with two doors, and the copper

accessories including the handles and latches are well preserved. Each of the four legs angle

outward, flaring slightly at the lower edge. The three-drawer cabinet was a popular furniture

design among wealthy households in Beijing during the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.

It could be used as a Buddhist altar or for storing books and trinkets, making it both practical

and aesthetically pleasing. Generally, such cabinets are only veneered with Huanghuali wood,

but this cabinet is made entirely of Huanghuali wood, except for the back and bottom panels.

With the rare materials and the exquisite craftsmanship, this cabinet is a remarkable early Qing

Huanghuali masterpiece.

此件連三櫥整體選用優質黃花梨製成，案形結構，櫥面兩頭翹起，面下兩端與櫥身相連處有雕

靈芝紋牙，原配銅製拉手、插銷及鎖鼻保存完好，對開兩扇門。四腿外撇，側腳收分。連三櫥

是明末清初北京大戶人家流行的家具款式，既可做佛堂供案，又可擺放書籍物品，大氣而又實

用。 一般此類櫥都爲黃花梨貼皮，本櫉用黃花梨整木製作（背闆、底闆除外），用料上乘且不

計工本，做工精細，是一件較爲少見的清早期黃花梨精品。

505

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

506

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

506

A Chinese mother-of-pearl-inlaid hardwood

screen

19th century

Each of the four panels depict partnered birds sitting on various

tree branches together; below these scenes are simplistic floral

sprays with insect motifs. Reverse with inscription to upper panels

and 'hundred antiques' motifs to lower panels.

H: 72, W: 76 3/8 in. (H: 182.88, W: 193.99 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

十九世紀 硬木鑲嵌花鳥圖屏風

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$500-$800

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

507

507

A Chinese carved hardwood cabinet

19th century

Each front door with flower basket motif; lower drawer filled with scrolling

plum blossom branches; lowest register with pomegranate motifs.

H: 46 3/4, W: 38 1/4, D: 18 in. (H: 118.75, W: 97.16, D: 45.72 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

十九世紀 硬木雕花籃櫃

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$300-$500

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

508

508

A pair of Chinese hardwood chairs

Republic period

Each corner chair rendered with scrolling vine-like decorations to

the back rests.

H: 32 1/2, W: 25, D: 21 1/2 in. (H: 82.55, W: 63.5, D: 54.61 cm.

(each))

Provenance:

Private collection, Gaithersburg, Maryland.

民國 硬木椅子一對

來源：

馬裡蘭州蓋瑟斯堡私人收藏

$400-$600

Lots 500 to 508 from private collection

509

510

509

A pair of Chinese cloisonné enamel-decorated

bird censers

1950s-1970s

Each seated with their legs tucked under the body and constructed

with removable wings for incense storage. (2).

H: 7 7/8, W: 4 3/8, D: 6 3/4 in. (H: 20, W: 11.11, D: 17.15 cm.

(each))

Provenance:

Private collection, Pennsylvania.

1950-1970年代 掐絲琺瑯鳥形香爐一對

來源：

賓夕法尼亞州私人收藏

$100-$200

510

A Chinese silver enamel-decorated censer

1950s-1960s

Sold with associated original stand and storage box.

H: 8 3/4, W: 6 1/4, D: 3 3/4 in. (H: 22.23, W: 15.88, D: 9.53 cm.

(overall))

Provenance:

Private collection, Orange County, California.

1950-1960年代 銀燒藍熏爐（附原配座）

來源：

加利福尼亞州橙縣私人收藏

$100-$200

511

511

A Chinese silver enamel-decorated horse

1950s-1970s

With \"SILVER\" mark to horse underside. Sold with associated

attached wooden base.

H: 12 1/2, W: 11 1/2, D: 3 5/8 in. (H: 31.75, W: 29.21, D: 9.21 cm.

(overall))

Provenance:

Private collection, Pennsylvania.

1950-1970年代 銀燒藍駿馬擺件

來源：

賓夕法尼亞州私人收藏

$100-$200

513

512

512

A Chinese cinnabar lidded box

19th century

With six-character mark to underside.

H: 2 3/8, W: 5 5/8, D: 3 7/8 in. (H: 6.03, W: 14.29, D: 9.84 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Texas.

十九世紀 剔紅蓋盒

來源：

德克薩斯州私人收藏

$100-$200

513

A Chinese cloisonne ‘floral’ plate

Republic period

H: 1, Dia: 8 1/2 in. (H: 2.54, Dia: 21.59 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, New Jersey.

民國 掐絲琺瑯盤

來源：

新澤西州私人收藏

$100-$200

514

A Chinese cloisonne ‘scrolling lotus’ gu vase

18th century

Featuring bright floral patterns amongst an even blue ground.

With previous dealer stickers to underside.

H: 9 1/2, W: 6 1/4, D: 5 3/8 in. (H: 24.13, W: 15.88, D: 13.65 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Pennsylvania.

十八世紀 掐絲琺瑯纏枝蓮紋花觚

來源：

賓夕法尼亞州私人收藏

$3,000-$5,000

514

515

515

A Chinese carved pits ‘Luohan’ bracelet

Republic period

Comprising nineteen beads in total with eight beads in the form

of Luohan heads and eleven smaller beads carved with Luohan

figures.

L: 14 3/8 in. (L: 36.51 cm.)Bead height: 28.58 mm. (largest)

Provenance:

Private collection, Potomac, Maryland.

民國 核雕羅漢串

來源：

馬裡蘭州波托馬克私人收藏

$200-$400

516

516

A Chinese yellow Peking glass court necklace

19th century

Comprising one hundred and forty-one Peking glass beads of

varying sizes and five pendants. Sold with associated pouch.

L: 35 5/8 in. (L: 90.49 cm.)Bead diameter: 19.05 mm (largest)

Provenance:

Private collection, St. Petersburg, Florida.

十九世紀 黃料朝珠

來源：

佛羅裡達州聖彼得堡私人收藏

$100-$200

517

518

517

A Chinese carved horn beast figure

19th century

Sold with associated wooden stand.

H: 2 1/4, W: 3/4, D: 1 1/2 in. (H: 5.72, W: 1.91, D: 3.81 cm.

(approximately))

Provenance:

Private collection, St. Petersburg, Florida.

十九世紀 角雕瑞獸（附木座）

來源：

佛羅裡達州聖彼得堡私人收藏

$100-$200

518

A Chinese soapstone ‘figural’ seal

19th century

With four-character seal to underside.

H: 4 7/8, W: 3, D: 3 in. (H: 12.38, W: 7.62, D: 7.62 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Irvine, California.

十九世紀 壽山石刻童子印章

來源：

加州爾灣私人收藏

$100-$200

519

519

A Tibetan conch shell Buddhist ritual item

Qing dynasty

The shell exterior carved with figure of the seated Buddha.

H: 6 1/8, W: 3 5/8, D: 6 in. (H: 15.56, W: 9.21, D: 15.24 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Florida.

清代 法螺

來源：

佛羅裏達州私人收藏

$100-$200

520

520

A Chinese blue-overlay Peking glass vase

19th century

With scrolling floral patterns throughout.

H: 5 3/4, Dia: 4 in. (H: 14.61, Dia: 10.16 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Naples, Florida.

十九世紀 白地套藍雕花卉瓶

來源：

佛羅裡達州那不勒斯私人收藏

$100-$200

521

521

A carved Chinese Shoushan ‘figural’ stone

Republic period

Sold with associated carved stone stand.

H: 12 1/2, W: 5, D: 2 3/4 in. (H: 31.75, W: 12.70, D: 6.99 cm.

(overall))

Provenance:

Private collection, Malden, Massachusetts.

民國 壽山石雕山子

來源：

馬薩諸塞州馬爾登私人收藏

$100-$200

522

523

522

A Chinese cherry wood-inlaid square stand

Republic period

With \"MADE IN CHINA\" impressed to underside.

H: 3 1/8, W: 9 5/8, D: 9 5/8 in. (H: 9.73, W: 24.45, D: 24.45

cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, New Jersey.

民國 硬木嵌櫻木方座

來源：

新澤西州私人收藏

$100-$200

523

A Chinese carved ‘lingzhi’ hardwood stand

Republic period

H: 1 3/4, W: 6, D: 4 5/8 in. (H: 4.45, W: 15.24, D: 11.75 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, New Jersey.

民國 硬木雕靈芝紋座

來源：

新澤西州私人收藏

$100-$200

524

524

A Chinese mother-of-pearl-inlaid lacquer hardwood table screen

18th/19th century

H: 15 1/4, W: 8, D: 5 3/4 in. (H: 38.74, W: 20.34, D: 14.61 cm.

(overall))

Provenance:

Private collection, New Jersey.

十八/十九世紀 黑漆嵌螺鈿硬木硯屏

來源：

新澤西州私人收藏

$100-$200

525

525

A Chinese ink stone

19th century

H: 5/8, W: 3 5/8, D: 4 1/4 in. (H: 1.59, W: 9.21, D: 10.80 cm.)

Provenance:

Private collection, Irvine, California.

十九世紀 刻壽桃紋端硯

來源：

加州爾灣私人收藏

$100-$200

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Company (“Services”), you are expressly agreeing to these Terms. Further, by bidding, you become party to a negotiation and expressly agree that if you are the

highest Bidder, and the item or lot of items is declared sold, a contract for sale and purchase is created under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia. If any

future changes to these Terms are unacceptable to you, you should discontinue using our Services and not bid on any item(s) or lot of item(s) auctioned or offered

for sale by the Company or through another online Auction offered on behalf of the Company. Your continued use of the Services now, or following the posting of

notice of any such changes, will indicate your acceptance of these Terms and of any such changes.

1) Bidding

(a) Bidders are required to register to bid and receive a paddle number prior to bidding. As part of the Bidder registration process, each Bidder must attest that

they have received, read, and understand these Terms. If you have any questions regarding these Terms, please ask during the registration process or email us

at auction@oakridgeauctiongallery.com.

(b) By bidding at an Auction, a Bidder is creating a contract, enforceable under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia in the United States of America. Bidding

on an item will be considered sufficient evidence that the Bidder accepts all conditions set forth in these Terms and any conditions outlined on the day of the sale.

Any individual bidding on behalf of, or as an agent of another individual or company, whether such agency is disclosed, and whether the identity of the Principal

(defined below) is disclosed, may be jointly and severally liable, along with the Principal, under any contract created by the acceptance of a bid. “Principal” shall

mean the individual or company who authorizes an agent to act on his, her, or its behalf.

(c) The Auctioneer has the authority to accept or reject any and all bids. The “Auctioneer” shall mean the person who conducts or is responsible for a sale by

Auction; the person may or may not actually call or cry the Auction. All bidding is in terms of United States Dollars. The Auctioneer determines who the highest

Bidder is. In the event of a “tie-bid,” the Auctioneer may re-open the item between the tie Bidders. The Auctioneer’s decisions are final. A tie-bid occurs where, at

the close of sale by action, more than one registered Bidder has submitted a high bid in the same amount.

2) Payment

ALL items invoiced to Bidder must be paid for in full prior to Bidder receiving ANY of the items from any Successful Bid.

(a) All invoices must be paid in full within fourteen (14) calendar days of a Successful Bid. Acceptable forms of payment will be: cash in United States Dollars; Visa

or MasterCard credit cards; wire transfer; Paypal; UnionPay; cashier’s check; or personal check. Items paid for by personal check or cashier’s check will be held

by the Company for ten (10) banking days before being released to the Bidder or designated shipping company. If payment is made by Paypal there will be an

additional 3% charge onto the invoice. All payments can be made with payments@oakridgeauctiongallery.com.

(b) There will be a $50 charge assessed for any bounced checks. Bidders grants the Company and the consignor(s) a security interest in the property in any Successful Bid by a Bidder. The Company may retain as collateral security for the Bidder’s obligations to the Company, all items identified on the Bidder’s invoice(s),

along with any payment(s) received from the Bidder, and any other item(s) the Company may possess, belonging to the Bidder, until such time that the Bidder’s

obligations for payment to the Company are satisfied.

(c) The Company, and the consignor(s), retain all rights as a secured party under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

(d) By registering and bidding at an Auction, you agree that if on the fifteenth (15th) calendar day following a Successful Bid your invoice(s) is or are found to be

unpaid or that payment is late, you specifically authorize the Company to charge the credit card that you used as a registration deposit, in a single transaction or in

multiple transactions, until the balance owed to the Company is paid in full, at the full Buyer’s Premium rate, regardless of any arrangement made to pay otherwise.

(e) Any invoice remaining open after fourteen (14) calendar days of an Auction will be charged interest at a rate no less than (i) 1.5% per month, or (ii) available

under present law, beginning on the fifteenth (15th) calendar day until such invoice is paid in full.

(f) If any invoice is not fully paid 30 calendar days following the date when the Bidder successfully bid on an item, the company is entitled to:

(i) cancel the sale of the lot or lots. The lots will be subject to resale or return to original Consignor.

(ii) charge you late fees in accordance with the interest rate detailed above in Section 2 (e).

3) Buyer’s Premium and Fees

A twenty-four percent (24%) “Buyer’s Premium” will be charged on all purchases (a successful bid accepted by Auctioneer; hereinafter “Successful Bid(s)”).Please

note, online transactions on Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, and Art Fox are subject to an additional four percent (4%) processing fee. Online transactions on Hibid

are subject to an additional one percent (1%) processing fee. If your invoice for the Successful Bid(s) is paid within the fourteen (14) calendar

day payment period, the Company offers a two percent (2%) cash discount on the Buyer’s Premium for Bidders who make their payment by cash, check, cashier’s

check, or wire transfer. Therefore, the net Buyer’s Premium for those Bidders providing payment within fourteen (14) calendar days is as follows:

• 28% Buyer’s Premium – Online Bidders on Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, and Art Fox paying with Credit Card

• 25% Buyer’s Premium - Online Bidders on Hi-bid paying with Credit Card

• 24% Buyer’s Premium – In Person, Telephone, or Absentee Bidders, paying with Credit Card

• 22% Buyer’s Premium – In Person, Telephone, or Absentee Bidders, Paying with Cash, Check, Cashier’s check, or Wire Transfer

4) Sales Tax

Sales Tax A six percent (6%) “Sales Tax” will be collected on all sales made and delivered within the Commonwealth of Virginia, from the Company, located in

Loudoun County, Virginia. The Virginia State Department of Revenue requires that Sales Tax be charged on the total invoice price including the Buyer’s Premium.

The successful Bidder will be responsible for any out of state sales tax due on items shipped. A successful Bidder purchasing items for resale, or a tax-exempt

Bidder, are required to provide a current resale certificate, or tax-exempt certificate, prior to each Auction, so that invoices can be calculated correctly. Sales Tax

cannot be removed from an invoice for items purchased in person, picked up in person or shipped within the Commonwealth of Virginia without a current resale

or tax-exempt certificate.

5) Disclaimer of Warranties; Limitation of Liability

(a) Your access to, use of, and reliance on the Services provided by the Company is entirely at your own risk. All sales are final. All Services and items are provided

on an “as is” and “where is” basis without any warranties of any kind.

(b) Time will be made available prior to each Auction for a preview of the items to be sold. It is the Bidder’s responsibility to carefully inspect the items prior to the

Auction to determine condition, authenticity, and/or usefulness. Bidders are encouraged to inspect the property prior to bidding. Bidders must adhere to the preview

and inspection exhibition dates and times posted by the Company.

(c) All express and implied warranties are expressly disclaimed. Neither the Company nor any consignor makes any representation or warranty, express or implied,

as to the merchantability, fitness, or condition of an item, or as to the correctness of the description of any item, genuineness of an item, attribution to a particular

artist or author, provenance, or period of the item, or as to whether the Bidder acquires any copyrights or other intellectual property rights in items purchased, or

as to whether a work of art is subject to the artist’s moral rights, royalties, or other residual rights or the artist.

(d) Bidder expressly acknowledges and agrees that in no event shall the Company, its employees, agent, and/or Auctioneer(s) be liable for any dama2wwges,

including, without limitation, any compensatory, incidental, or consequential damage.

(e) To the extent permissible by applicable law, the Company and its officers, directors, agents, and employees are not liable for any damages or losses, including

but not limited to, loss of money, goodwill or reputation, profits, other intangible losses, or any special, indirect or consequential, resulting directly or indirectly from

your use of the Services provided by the Company or any successful bid.

(f) The Company takes no responsibility and assumes no liability for any communication or transaction that you or any Bidder, seller, or third-party has regarding

the Service. You are solely responsible for your use of the Services and any successful bid, and you agree that the Company is only acting as a passive medium

for your and other Bidders’ and Sellers’ transactions. (g) Without limiting the foregoing, the Company also disclaims all warranties for or with respect to:

(i) The security, reliability, timeliness, accuracy, and performance of the Services and content accessed through the Services as they are provided and conducted

online;

(ii) Computer worms, viruses, spyware, adware, and any other malware, malicious code, or harmful content or components accessed, received, or disseminated

through, related to, or as a result of the Services or content accessed through the Services as provided by the company online;

(iii) any transactions or potential transactions, goods, or Services promised or exchanged, information or advice offered or exchanged, or other content, interactions, representations, or communications through, related to, or as a result of use of the Services or content accessed through the Services as provided by the

Company online (including, without limitation, any links on the Company’s website and/or links in content accessed through the Company’s website).

(h) By bidding, Bidder agrees to hold the Company, its employees and associates, and the Auctioneer harmless for errors and omissions. Further, Bidder agrees

to hold the Company, its employees and associates, and the Auctioneer harmless for issues arising from the transfer of title of goods purchased.

(i) In no event will the Company’s aggregate liability, or that or its officers, directors, employees, and agents, arising out of or in connection with these Terms or

front he Services or related to any successful bid, or from the use of or inability to use the Services as provided through online or other modes ofcommunication,

exceed one hundred dollars ($100), or in the case of a successful bid, the buyer’s premium charged by the Company to the Bidder. The limitations of liability set

forth above are fundamental elements of the basis of the bargain between the Company and you.

(j) These disclaimers shall apply to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of certain warranties or the exclusion or limitation of liability for consequential or incidental damages, so the above

disclaimers and limitations may not apply to you.

6) Descriptions and Photographs

Descriptions and Photographs Item descriptions or photographs are not to be used in lieu of a personal inspection of an item. The Company endeavors to accurately describe all items being sold, but all property being offered is sold as is. Any statement, written or verbal, in the catalog, on a condition report, on an invoice,

on a bill of sale, or stated before, during or after the Auction, or written or stated elsewhere, as to physical condition, history or provenance, origin, age, culture,

source, measurement, size, weight, fineness, quality, imperfections or damage, authorship or artistry, usefulness, rarity, importance, historical relevance, where an

item has been displayed, exhibited, or previously sold, or as to the items value or any other feature of the item, are statements of opinion and not representations

or warranties. Please note that catalogue photographs may have had size modifications for display purposes or been trimmed to exclude framing, matting, and

wide blank margins. Variations in color may occur due to digital processing. No employee, agent, or Auctioneer of the Company is authorized to make any representation or warranty on behalf of the Company or on behalf of the consignor regarding any item.

7) Item Pickup and Shipping

(a) All items are to be picked up by Bidder, or at a time pre-arranged with the Company, after full payment of the invoice. It is the Bidder’s responsibility to arrange

with the Company in advance if an item must be picked up at another time. Successful Bids of items online will be shipped at the Bidder’s expense.

(b) Costs associated with the shipping and handling of an item are the responsibility of the Bidder. If the Bidder will not be picking up an item directly from the

company, then the Bidder must select a shipper to pack and ship the item(s). The Company does not recommend any shipper and is not liable for any damage or

loss due to any negligence of any third-party shipping company.

(c) The Company will provide a list of local shippers with all paid-in-full invoices for the convenience of the Bidder. By providing such list, the Company is not making

any warranty, guarantee, or promise as to the performance of any shipper selected from the list. Further, the company will not be responsible for any damage or

loss, including but not limited to due to any negligence of any shipper as provided on the list.

d) Bidder(s) must coordinate and handle all shipping details. Item(s) must be shipped within two (2) weeks of payment. Items remaining in the Company’s custody

or control at the expiration of two (2) weeks past payment will be subject to storage fees of no less than $50.

(e) All storage fees must be paid before the shipper can pick up items.

(f) Shipper must schedule its pick-up times with the Company to ensure availability of Company staff onsite and must provide a copy of the paid-in-full invoice.

Shipper will sign a copy of the invoice and indicate any damage or imperfection seen on the item at time of pick-up.

(g) Any items remaining forty-five (45) calendar days following the date when the Bidder completed payment on an invoice will be considered Abandoned Property

of items on that invoice and will be subject to resale or disposal with no refund.

8) Language

The language spoken at the Company is English. In many cases, however, we do try to accommodate the spoken language(s) of Bidders. Although the Company

may in certain cases have an employee or employees who speak other languages, the Company is not responsible for errors or damages caused by language,

including but not limited to misinterpretations or incorrect pronunciation. By registering to bid and bidding, you attest that you assume full responsibility for all

communication and will secure the Services of an interpreter if necessary.

9) No Refunds

All sales are final, and all property is sold “as is.” The Company does not give refunds.

The Company, in its role as sales agent for individuals, estates, trusts, public and private institutions, and other individuals and entities, sells consigned property.

Bidders are encouraged to carefully inspect all items prior to bidding. All items offered for sale are available for preview and inspection prior to the sale. By registering for a sale and bidding on an item or items in a lot or entire lot, you are representing that you or your agent have examined the item as fully as you desire

and that you are specifically waiving any rights to rescind your final bid after the item(s) or lot is declared sold or to rescind the contract created as a result of the

Auction sale.

10) Identification

A government issued photo identification or passport is required at the time of registration. All Bidder registrations by mail or email must be accompanied by a copy

of the photo identification or passport on a Bidder Registration Form. No Bidder Registration Form will be processed without an accompanying photo identification

or passport.

11) Remedies for Non-Payment or Non-Compliance

The Company and the consignor(s) reserve the right to use all remedies for non-payment or for non-compliance with these Terms afforded to the Company and the

consignor(s) by law. In addition to any such remedy or remedies available to the Company and any consignor, including without limitation the right to hold Bidder

liable for the price of the Successful Bid, the Company may, at its sole discretion and option:

(a) Compel specific performance and hold Bidder liable for the full invoice price;

(b) Cancel the sale, retaining all payments made by the Bidder as liquidated damages and not as a penalty; or

(c) Resell any item or lot of items by public or private sale and hold the Bidder liable for all damages, including but not limited to, the difference between the invoice

amount and the bid price of the Successful Bid realized when the item(s) are resold, all costs for resale, including our commission at our customary rate, and other

damages incurred, including storage costs, sale expenses, and attorney fees.

12) Reporting of cash Payments

To comply with the United States, Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) and the United States Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) rules, the Company

will file a Form 8300 to report all transactions or related transactions that involve the receipt of cash or a combination of cash and a check (personal or cashier’s

check), where the total of the cash or combination of cash and check(s) received in the transaction or related transactions are in excess of $10,000.00. Wire

transfers and credit card payments are not considered cash transactions. The Company is not required to report:

(a) Non-cash transactions such as wire transfers and credit card payments;

(b) Cash and/or check transactions of $10,000.00 or less; or

(c) Transactions where a check is received in excess of $10,000.00 and cash received in the same transaction or related transactions is $10,000.00 or less.

If reporting is required based on your method of payment, by registering for and bidding at this Auction, you agree to assist the Company fulfill their reporting

requirement by accurately completing FinCEN Form 8300 and providing your Taxpayer Identification Number.

If you are a nonresident alien individual or a foreign organization that:

(d) Does not have income effectively connected with the conduct of a United States trade or business;

(e) Does not have an office or place of business or a fiscal or paying agent in the United States;

(f) Does not file a United States Federal Income Tax Return;

(g) Does not furnish a United States Withholding Certificate;

(h) Does not furnish a Taxpayer Identification Number on any return, statement, or other documents as required by the United States Income Tax Regulations; or

(i) If as an individual, you have not chosen to file a joint United States Federal Income Tax Return with a spouse who is a United States Citizen or Resident;

then you are not required to provide a Taxpayer Identification Number. However, the transaction must still be reported on Form 8300, the address must be that of

the foreign address, and a copy of your government-issued identification must be provided, such as a passport or Driver’s License.

13) Registration

Registration is required to bid at any Company Auction, regardless of whether you are bidding in person, live online, by telephone, as an Absentee Bidder or any

other classification of Bidder.

(a) This registration includes your name, address, phone number, email address, a government issued identification, such as a passport or Driver’s License, and

your signature. Your photo may also be taken as part of the registration process. Since the act of bidding at an Auction creates a binding contract, the giving of

false registration information may constitute an act of fraud. By registering to bid you agree to be added to our email list. You have the option to opt-out after you

receive the first email.

(b) To register to bid as an In-person Bidder, an Absentee Bidder, or a Telephone Bidder, simply fill out our Bidder Registration Form at the Company’s customer

Service desk during or before the exhibition. You may also register by submitting the pdf Bidder Registration Form, along with a copy or photograph of your government-issued identification or passport, available at https://oakridgeauctiongallery.com/bidders/ to auction@oakridgeauctiongallery.com or by filling out the online

registration form available at https://form.jotform.com/80505475895164.

(c) All Bidders, whether bidding in-person, absentee, by telephone, or online, are required to provide proof of funds. Bidders may provide proof of funds by providing the Company with a cash deposit or by authorizing a credit card hold, the amount of which will be specified prior to the opening of registration for each auction.

This hold is not a charge and will be released following the Auction for non-winning Bidders or upon successful payment of an invoice for winning Bidders. Winning

Bidders may also ask for the hold to be completed and charged toward their invoice.

(d) Online Bidders may expedite their registration by having a valid credit card on file with their online bidding account. Bidders on Live Auctioneers who provide a

valid credit card will be automatically enrolled in Auto-Pay, which will result in having their entire invoice charged to their credit card on file 72 hours following the

sending of invoices. Bidders wishing to pay by another method within the 14-day payment period may notify the Company that they intend to pay by check, cash,

or wire transfer in order to opt out of Autopay.

(e) After your registration is processed, staff of the Company will provide you with a Bidder number paddle. This paddle allows you to bid at the Auction for which

you are registered. You must register for each Auction in which you would like to bid.

14) Standard Bid Increments

All bidding, including absentee, online, and phone bidding, will follow the established “Standard Bid Increments” outlined below. All attempts will be made to strictly

follow the Standard Bid Increments. However, the Auctioneer reserves the right to deviate from the Standard Bid Increments, as deemed necessary in his or her

sole discretion.

15) Cut Bids

Cut Bids The Auctioneer may accept or reject a cut bid at his or her sole discretion. There will be, at most, one cut bid accepted per item. A cut bid will drop the bid

increment to the next lower Standard Bid Increment (see Section 14). Bidding will continue at the new lower bid increment, with increases in the bid increment at

one rung lower than the Standard Bid Increment. The Auctioneer will not accept “quarter” cut bids.

Cut Bid Example

If the current bid is at $3,000, following the Standard Bid Increments, the bid being sought would be $3,500. If the Auctioneer sees no offer at $3,500, they may

lower the asking bid to $3,250, still within the Standard Bid Increment. If there is no offer at $3,250, the Auctioneer may entertain a cut bid of $3,100, and bidding

would continue at $100 increments until the bid reaches $5,000. Upon reaching $5,000, the bid increment would increase to $250, until the bid reaches $10,000.

At $10,000, the bid increment would increase to $500, and so forth.

16) Reserve

All items are subject to a “Reserve” or minimum bid, unless otherwise stipulated. The Reserve is the lowest amount the seller is willing to accept for the item(s) or

lot. Company personnel, or the Auctioneer, will bid on behalf of the seller up to the Reserve. The Reserve will almost never be higher than the low Auction Estimate,

which is the estimated amount, at minimum, of a Successful Bid.

17) Live Bidding Online

You may bid at Company Auctions utilizing the following online bidding Services:

LiveAuctioneers.com – located at new.liveauctioneers.com

Invaluable.com – located at www.invaluable.com/Hibid.com - located at oakridgeauctiongallery.hibid.com

ArtFoxLive.com - located at www.artfoxlive.com The Company assumes no liability for damages incurred by the failure or disruption of online Services through

any Auction.

Once you register with the online bidding Service of your choice, the Company will review your bidding and dispute history before approval. Providing a credit card

to the online bidding Service of your choice may expedite the process. Once the registration process is complete, you may then bid online at the Auction for which

you have registered. You must register for each Auction in which you would like to bid. If using an online bidding Service, a Bidder must, in addition to accepting and

following the Terms herein outlined, accept and follow the Terms & Conditions set forth by the online bidding Service. Following the close of the Auction, Bidders

will receive an invoice for any Successful Bid(s), to include the Buyer’s Premium and Sales Tax, which will be due and payable immediately.

18) Pre-Bidding

Pre-bidding may be available through online bidding Services. Pre-bidding is subject to the same Terms as those set forth for online bidding.

19) Absentee Bidding

(a) If you cannot be present at an Auction to bid in person, and do not wish to bid live online, you may still participate at the Auction by participating as an Absentee

Bidder. To participate as an Absentee Bidder, you must register prior to the day of the Auction by filling out the Absentee Bidder Registration Form at the Company’s

customer Service desk, during or before the exhibition, or you may register by submitting the Absentee Bidder Registration Form, along with a photocopy of your

government issued identification or passport at https://oakridgeauctiongallery.com/bidders/

(b) After your registration is processed, staff of the Company will provide you with a Bidder number paddle. This paddle will allow a Proxy Bidder from our staff to

bid on your behalf up to the maximum bid as indicated by you on your Absentee Bidder Supplement Form(s) at the Auction for which you are registered. You must

register for each Auction in which you would like to bid.

(c) Bidding on an item will be considered sufficient evidence that an Absentee Bidder accepts all conditions set forth in these Terms.

(d) In the event of a tie-bid between an Absentee Bidder and a Bidder who is live bidding, whether in-person, on the telephone or online, the live Bidder will prevail.

When submitting an Absentee Bid, the bid amount should be the highest amount that you are willing to bid prior to the addition of the Buyer’s Premium or Sales Tax.

A Proxy Bidder will bid on the item in open and competitive bidding, with the goal of purchasing the item on your behalf at the lowest possible bid. Therefore, the

final bid on an item may be less than the amount of your bid. Maximum bids on your Absentee/Telephone Bidder Supplement Form(s) must be represented in U.S.

Dollar amounts, following the standard bid increment table described herein. “Buy” bids will not be accepted. By registering and bidding as an Absentee Bidder,

you attest that you understand that the Buyer’s Premium and Sales Tax, herein outlined, will be in addition to your successful high bid and will be added to your

successful high bid on your invoice.

(e) In no case will the opening bid be lower than one half of the low Auction Estimate.

(f) The opening bid on an item with absentee bids shall be:

(i) In the case of 3 or more absentee bids, the median bid lowered to the standard bid increment;

(ii) In the case of 2 absentee bids, the lower of the 2 bids lowered to the standard bid increment;

(iii) In the case of 1 absentee bid, one-half of that bid lowered to the standard bid increment; and

(iv) In the case of a lot with a Reserve, the Reserve amount (if the absentee bid is equal to or higher than the Reserve).

20) Removal of Lots from a Sale

The Company will make all reasonable efforts to have all items advertised available for sale. However, occasionally an item must be removed from the sale or

items must be combined into lots. The Company assumes no liability for damages incurred by the removal of an item from a sale or from lotting items together.

21) Auction Estimates

Any Auction Estimate is only an approximation of what the Company believes the item could bring at Auction, based on its experience and sales data from the

sale of similar items.

Auction Estimates are NOT Appraisals and are not to be used as the value of an item.

Auction estimates are subject to revision.

22) Recording

The Company records all Auctions for accuracy. In addition to an audio and/or video recording of the Auction sale, still photos, video, and audio recording may

occur throughout the Company facility, including the gallery room, reception area, the sale room and the cashier’s station. For your protection, a photo may be

taken at registration. By registering, you agree and consent to being recorded by the Company during any Auction and while on the Company’s premises and

hereby expressly authorize the Company to use your information or those other rights set forth under Virginia Code § 8.01-40.

23) Sellers / Consignors

Sellers and Consignors are not permitted to bid on their own items nor are they permitted to have an employee or agent bid on their behalf, except when the

Company is permitted to bid on behalf of the Seller or Consignor up to the amount of a Reserve.

24) Employees & Associates

Employees and associates of the Company are permitted to purchase any item(s) and lot(s) under the same Terms, rules and regulations as the public.

25) Governing Law & Arbitration

(a) The existence and interpretation of these Terms shall be governed and construed under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia, without regard to its conflicts

of law rules. Any dispute, claim or controversy arising out of or relating to these Terms or the breach, termination, enforcement, interpretation or validity thereof

shall be exclusively resolved by final and binding arbitration administered by JAMS under its Comprehensive Arbitration Rules then in effect, as modified by the

provisions of this Section.

(b) The venue for such arbitration shall be Loudoun County, Virginia, or such other location to which both you and the Company may otherwise expressly agree in

writing (the “Designated Location”). Arbitration proceedings shall take place before a single arbitrator who shall be a lawyer or former judge. If the parties cannot

agree upon the choice of the arbitrator within twenty (20) business days of the date the matter is submitted for arbitration, the parties shall request, and accept,

assignment of an arbitrator from JAMS pursuant to its rules. The arbitrator shall have authority to award any remedy or relief that a court of competent jurisdiction

sitting in the state encompassing the Designated Location could grant in conformity to applicable law. Any arbitration award shall be accompanied by a written

statement containing a summary of the issues in controversy and a description of the award, with explanation of the reasons for the award. The arbitrator’s award

shall be final and binding, and judgment may be entered upon such award by any court of competent jurisdiction.

(c) You and the Company agree that all arbitration proceedings shall be private and confidential and further agree not to issue any press release or public announcement with respect to any arbitration proceeding or any court action taken to enforce the arbitrator’s award, including,without limitation, the fact that the

arbitration or court action is being conducted, or disclose any aspect thereof, including any testimony, discovery and any documents filed in the course of such

proceedings, except to the arbitrator and his/her staff, the parties’ attorneys and their staff, any experts retained by the parties, and to the court as necessary to

enforce the arbitration award, provided that at the request of either party, the parties shall cooperate in seeking a protective order with respect to any such information disclosed to the court.

(d) The foregoing dispute resolution provisions of these Terms shall not prevent the Company from seeking or obtaining preliminary injunctive or other provisional

relief from a court of competent jurisdiction as provided in these Terms to preventing irreparable injury, loss or damage pending a final resolution of the dispute,

claim or controversy according to such dispute resolution provisions.

(e) In any legal action between you and the Company arising from or related to these Terms, the Company shall be entitled to recover its costs and fees, including

actual attorney fees, for any claim or matter that it prevails upon, including any fees or costs generated in, relating to and in preparation of litigation or arbitration.

All forum fees and expenses in any arbitration, including, without limitation, the arbitrators’ fees, shall be advanced equally by you and the Company; provided,

however, that your failure to timely pay your portion of any arbitration fees shall entitle the Company to a default award (if you are the respondent) or dismissal

with prejudice (if you are the claimant).

26) Venue Acknowledgment

By bidding at this Auction, whether in person or by agent, absentee bid, online, by telephone bid, or other means, the Bidder agrees that the contract created by

these conditions of sale is made and performed in Loudoun County, in the Commonwealth of Virginia, in the United States of America.

27) Assignment

These Terms, and any rights granted hereunder, may not be transferred or assigned by you, but may be assigned by the Company without restriction. Any attempted transfer or assignment by you in violation hereof shall be null and void.

28) Entire Agreement

These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and the Company and supersede any prior written or oral agreement. There are no third-party beneficiaries to these Terms. Neither these Terms nor any provision hereof may be modified, amended, or waived except by the written agreement of the Company.

29) Interpretation

No provision of this Agreement is to be interpreted for or against any party because that party or such party’s legal representative drafted such provision.

30) Severability

If any term or other provision, or part of any provision or sentence of these Terms is invalid, illegal, or incapable of being enforced by any rule or law, or public

policy, the provision, or any part of it, or sentence, shall be severed from these Terms and all other conditions and provisions shall remain in full force and effect.