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Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Hails From Morris
10-ton Norway Spruce to be cut down Tuesday morning in Mount Olive.
From Morris County to Rockefeller Center.
A 10-ton Norway Spruce will be cut down Tuesday morning in the Flanders section of Mount Olive and transported on a 115-foot-long trailer and transported to New York.
The tree, which is 80 feet tall and 50 feet in diameter, will be brought down on the property of Joseph Balku and will be erected in Rockefeller Center on Wednesday. The 80th annual Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree lighting ceremony will be held in two weeks on Wednesday, Nov. 28.
This is the first time since 2009 a New Jersey tree will be used at Rockefeller Center, according to NJ.com.
10:09 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Makes me cry every year to kill yet another healthy, beautiful living organism in the name of capitalism and religion. I see it as not very different from shooting wild animals for sport and taking them to a taxidermist. I see no reason whatsoever why an absolutely perfect artificial tree couldn't be made for use and reuse in Rockefeller Center. We have birds living in most of our small evergreens, and they are only 25' tall. No doubt quite a few bird families will get displaced when their 80' luxury high-rise gets the axe tomorrow morning. :-(
12:00 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Since 2008 the Rock Center trees have been donated to Habitat for Humanity to help build houses for the needy. Comaprint that to shooting animals for sport is like comparing apples and oranges. Please do your homework before blindly condemning the actions of others.
7:17 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
i wondering what the effect to the greenhouse regarding removing something of this size,the footprint now that can be easily scene from space as a big brown spot and a hot spot to the planet
Edward P. Campbell
7:58 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
"In the name of capitalism and religion?" What pray tell is wrong with capitalism and religion? Can you suggest something better?
the dude
7:59 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Well that's finding the dark cloud around the silver lining.
Bah humbug to you too.
Edward P. Campbell
8:19 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Jazzman, I wonder what effect your car has on greenhouse gasses? How about the furnace in your house that is keeping you nice and warm as we speak? BTW, rotting trees and decaying dead animals all produce greenhouse gasses. So I guess it is really better to cut the trees into lumber, and stuff the animals for display, than letting them rot and turn into greenhouse gasses!
Lucretia G.
8:32 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
It's the ultimate goal of people like Jazzman to take us back to the Stone Age. If they had their way, we'd all be living in gilded caves—just like we have for the past two weeks.
8:47 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
@Edward, yes I can: Compassion for all sentient beings, unconditional love, acceptance of proven scientific findings, and stewardship of our planet, which is the only one we've got to live on.
Ponder for a moment how different the developed world would be without Christmas. Or, expanding on that a bit, how different the developed world would be if everyone bought only what they NEED, instead of also buying what they WANT. Ponder for a moment how many $BILLIONS of dollars of JUNK gets manufactured IN CHINA and shipped to the USA for our virtually infinite appetite for Christmas-related stuff. Next time you visit your favorite retail store, go visit their "Christmas" department or display. I challenge you to find ANY item for sale that was not made in China. Why are these items in our stores? Because people are buying them!!!!! Lots of exclamation points because this is something that makes me extraordinarily mad. We just had a national election, during which a major topic of campaign focus was the creation of jobs. Yet those same people who just last week were going to the polls probably thinking, at least in part, about which candidate will be able to create jobs in the USA, are now out shopping and buying all sorts of USELESS CRAP that was MADE IN CHINA with slave labor and dirty energy, because they just don't get it. Worse yet, most of it will break or stop working and get thrown away by next Christmas, so it will need to get replaced with more of the same.
Edward P. Campbell
8:54 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Lucretia, well than Jazzman is in luck. There are literally hundreds of places on this plant where people still live as if they are in the Stone Age. Perhaps he'll move and take his anti-capitalism and anti-religious friend, Jon with him too?
Edward P. Campbell
9:20 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
I think the bigger picture Jon, is way did almost the entire manufacturing base we used to have in America leave? Have you ever run a manufacturing facility in the United States? Do you have any idea how many laws you MUST follow, and how many reports you MUST generate? Are you aware most companies need to hire a staff of people, just to keep up with government regulations? Are you aware that regardless of the Bull-dinky Obama, throws, American manufactures in terms of percentage, pay more money to the federal, state and local governments, then any other country! My company is adding 500 Sq. Ft of office space, and I've already paid $2,300 in government required "permits" and I haven't even broken ground. You throw Obanacare on top of it, and I'm seriously thinking about shutting the whole thing down, because at the end of the day Jon, people in this country INCLUDING YOU, buy based on price, and I'm just not going to be able to compete with the burden of Obamacare placed on top of all the crap I have to put up with already.
Outside of that I take serious offence to your swipe at every American, thinking we are stupid like lemmings and buy useless junk we don't need for Christmas. I have no idea how Christmas was celebrated in your house, but I know in mine it is not celebrated as you describe. Christmas, Jon, is about the birth of Jesus, and loving your neighbors. It is not, and it never will be about cheap Chinese toys.
4:59 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
To all you tree huggers, THINK ABOUT IT........How many pine trees were cut down to build your home? How many wild animals were displaced to clear your lot? Morons
5:05 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
@keepitreal. Basically I said the same thing, however I guess my moron and tree hugging comment was unacceptable. But really how many trees are cut down to build our homes?
5:10 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
@Jon Totally agree with the lack of jobs in the US and everything in our stores made in China. Tell me where do you think most of the artificial trees are made? Not here......
6:45 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
I have a huge Norway Spruce in my front yard, right along the curb and POWER lines. I would love to "donate" it for the Rockefeller tree. After the past two weeks, I'm sure my neighbors would approve, and I'm sure the cost of cutting it down is covered as even wanting to cut it down, I can't afford it.
Tom G
8:31 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Amen to that. It would have been quite appropriate for the folks at Rock center to take a "leaner" or a tree that had already fallen rather than one that survived Sandy. They truly missed the boat on that one.
8:27 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
jazzman, I think you meant "seen" not "scene", but that's OK, the rest of your comment was totally unintelligent also.
Merry Christmas jazzman.
8:33 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Why couldn't they have used one of the trees that came down during the storm? It would have also held a bit of special meaning to do that. Why kill a perfect tree that stood up to Sandy and won?
8:40 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
That would require some "outside the box" thinking which seems to be in short supply these days :)
8:49 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Because a tree that has fallen in the storm most likley is too damaged on one side. A "leaner" tree would be to dangerous to cut whole, and most likely also has some damage.
They look for the tree almost a year in advance, and the owner of the tree has the option of saying no, you can't have my tree. After the tree is taken down, it is cut into usable lumber and the rest mulched, used in NYC parks. It isn't wasted.
Roll up another one guys.
9:55 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Centurion- Imagine if they put up a damaged tree as a symbol and sign of respect to those who lost so much in the storm. Wouldn't that be meaningful!
Tom G
10:08 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
The lack of compassion or forethought with regard to this years Rock tree is strangely similar to the whole NYC Marathon fiasco.
10:49 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Barb, some people have no idea how to grasp an emotional concept. A tree that was damaged but still had a beauty about it. Sort of like that piece of the Towers that was left standing. To show we made it through.
Amazed by Ignorance
10:16 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
wow some of you people are crazy! For one hunting for sport is awesome, my family eats for a whole year on what my family hunts. And cutting down a tree is tradition and it brings thousands if not millions of people together during the holidays, who cares?! really you think that cutting down trees is worse for the enviornment then most of the products you use on a daily basis (i.e. cell phone, laundry detergents, body wash, cars...the list goes on) So stupid and ignorant!
11:14 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
So you think that less people would come to see the tree if it wasn't "perfect" ? Maybe more people would come after hearing the amazing story that could be told about the tree and its symbolism.
Let's not turn this into yet (another) religious discussion.
5:14 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Totally agree, some say "stupid is as stupid does". really look it up lol
Edward P. Campbell
10:33 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Here's a FACT:
No matter what we've been hit with, NYC and the surrounding area has never completely shut down. Not on 9-11, Irene, or Sandy! Nope, the only time you really see the greatest city in the world shut down is to celebrate the simple birth of a child, more than 2,000 years ago!
Some of us, Get it:
"My Jesus, my savior,
Lord, there is none like you.
All of my days, I want to praise,
The wonders of your mighty love.
My comfort, my shelter,
Tower of refuge and strength.
Let every breath, all that I am,
Never cease to worship you.
Shout to the lord, all the earth let us sing.
Power and majesty, praise to the king.
Mountains bow down, and the seas will roar,
At the sound of your name.
I sing for joy at the work of your hands,
Forever I'll love you,
Forever I'll stand.
Nothing compares to the promise I have
In you.
My jesus, my savior.
Lord, there is none like you.
All of my days, I want to praise,
The wonders of your mighty love.
My comfort, my shelter,
Tower of refuge and strength.
Let every breath, all that I am,
Never cease to worship you." --- Credit to Hillsong.
1:10 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Whose rear-end did you pull that FACT out of??? Neither NYC nor its surrounding areas completely shut down on December 25th, there are many businesses that remain open on Christmas (i've even worked in a few). Did you not know that Steven Speilberg often releases movies on December 25th so that non-chrisitians will have something to do on that day?
Nose Wayne
10:41 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
HEY AMAZED, goes to show how stupid people are. where do you think that hamburger, steak, hot dog came from ? And people, that tree when done gets "RECYCLED".Branches are chipped up, wood cut up, and the ENTIRE TREE is REUSED !!!
11:03 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
How can you take such a positive thing as a Christmas Tree in Rock Center and make something negative about it. We need things like this to build up our spirits after the Sandy mess. Why do things always have to be talked about so negatively? Merry Christmas to all of you!!!!! The tree always cheers my spirit and makes me feel like a kid again. I am a 72 year old grandma and I love Christmas Christmas. It always brings out the good in people. Thing positive and be happy about these things. Life is much too short. I learned this with the loss of my son nearly five year ago. You take each day and try to survive and make some good out of a bad thing.
11:22 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Once upon a time in the land of plenty, a great scourge came upon the land, people were hungry , their fields went fallow, the factories closed, many were out of work. Times were desperate. A family with wealth decided to put their money to work and to provide some jobs they set about to build a great center of commerce. Those who labored there were thankful and in their thanks they erected a symbol of the season, When we remember a gift to all mankind and wish peace on earth and good will toward men. That is how the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree came to be, two years before the "First " Tree. The history of the great depression is not so much different than today, many are hungry, out of work, despairing. May that tree and its lights brighten someones season.
"On Dec. 24, 1931, some very fortunate men dressed the tree in strings of cranberries, garlands of paper, and even a few tin cans, then took places in line beside it. The men didn't look fortunate, shuffling forward in their dust-caked work boots and grimy overalls, but as the line reached the clerk standing beside an upended wooden crate next to the tree, each man was handed proof of his luck: a paycheck." " New York Times
5:23 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
thanks scondo i really dident know the story behind the tree i hpoe the rest of them read it..... merry christmas to you and yours
12:03 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
When I read this my first thought was why not use a tree that was knocked down during the hurricane? While it may not have been a gigantic tree the symbolism would have been huge.
Russ Crespolini
1:13 pm on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Hi folks,
New story up from this morning with photos and video of the tree beginning its journey.
Carol Phillips
9:48 am on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
I grew up in Flanders, New Jersey, and as fate may have it I am going to Time Square to watch the new year come in...Will CERTAINLY GO BY ROCK . CENTER TO SEE THE TREE!
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Vernon-Verona-Sherrill boys volleyball sweeps Canastota to clinch share of league title
VERONA - First the Red Devils celebrated Senior Night, then a title-clinching win.
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill's boys volleyball team ended the Center State Conference West Division season 7-1 with a 25-8, 25-12, 25-19 win against Canastota Tuesday. Coach Jim Burton's team improved to 13-3 overall as well.
"I think the seniors did a very nice job in games one and two," Burton said. "They really played solid all around the court, serving, passing, defense."
Jarett Durant started the night perfectly for the hosts as he followed a kill with an ace. Avery Brennen tipped for a point to help Canastota stay within a point for a while then VVS went on an 11-1 run that set the tone for the rest of the night. Jake Bitz had an ace, Durant two kills and Ben Martin had one during the run. Later in the game Brian Burkle had two kills and an ace and Bitz and Sean Fewer had kills to close things out.
Brennen had a kill and a block sandwiched around an ace by Elijah Cary to give the Raiders a 3-1 lead to start the second game then Durant had three aces to spark a 7-0 run to help the hosts take charge. VVS steadily pulled away from there and Ben Martin, Durant, Burkle and Bitz had the kills down the stretch to stretch the lead to 2-0.
The third game was back and forth throughout until Kyle Chandler's hitting helped VVS pull away at the end. Brennen had three of his match-high nine kills in the middle of the game to keep the Raiders close, and Connor Hanauer added a key kill.
Bitz had seven kills to lead a balanced effort on offense for the hosts. Devin Vallee had 16 assists for VVS.
Canastota (3-11): Elijah Cary 3k, 2as, 3d; Matt Hood 1d; Brandon Pickard 1ac, 6as, 2d; Avery Brennen 9k, 6d; Connor Hanauer 3k, 1b, 5as, 5d; Alex Truax 1k; Michael McDermott 2k; Zach McCarthy 1k, 1ac, 5as.
VVS (7-1, 13-3): Devin Vallee 1k, 16as; Jarett Durant 5k, 4ac, 1d; Jake Bitz 7k, 2d; Josh Albro 6d; Brian Burkle 5k, 1ac, 1d; Kyle Chandler 4k, 1b, 2d; Jayme Coe 2as; Jonathan Fewer 2k, 2b, 1ac, 1d; Logan Mumford 3d; Sean Fewer 5k; Brandon Hilts 1d; Austin Lynch 1k.
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Comment posted Argyll First endorse Michael Breslin in Dunoon vote by Dave McEwan Hill.
"News that Conservative and Unionist Councillor Donald Kelly is endorsing a SNP candidate , having earlier in the week propelled the SNP into administration in Argyll and Bute will result in his long overdue expulsion from the Party "
It would be akin to being expelled from the gas chamber or death row
Dave McEwan Hill also commented
- I'm afraid the record of independent run councils would suggest that no sensible person could support them.
The are usually aimless, lack strategy and direction, have no overall ambition or targets and are incapable of delivering any disciplined course of action.
They also operate in a vacuum without proper scrutiny and, unlike in a political run council, take no individual responsibily for anything when things go tits up.
You can vote out a political party en masse if their policies are wrong. How do you vote out a group of gormless independents?
They almost always find themseves controlled by a couple of strong willed characters and find themselves pushed about by the hired officials most of the time.
Just like Argyll and Bute in recent times!
In short independent run councils are a nightmare. - "or staff's emails"
Hits the spot!
- As the entertaining sage Oliver brown once pointed out "The value of a man of straw is that he shows which way the wind is blowing"
Fot the last couple of decades this has obviously been the watchword of the LibDems who, unburdened by any principles or evident policies, unashamedly always followed the latest trend to court popularity.
When in Argyll and Bute will they wake up to the fact that their recent self-serving association with Dick Walsh was disastrous to them? - Michael Breslin is indeed a first class candidate.
The problem is they will also elect two others in Dunoon
Recent comments by Dave McEwan Hill
- Withdrawals move numbers against proposed new coalition
I believe Richard Trail and Sandy Taylor have also refused to follow Robb into cloud cuckoo land so his position is completely sunk.
He has also effectively expelled himself from the SNP, a process that was going to happen anyway. - Behind the lines: SNP Constituency Association Convenor resigns, Russell isolated
To get back to the main point – the report that Bob Allen resigned is completley untrue and I see no apology for distributing this lie.
No doubt we'll get lots of immaterial froth again but no statement on this. - Behind the lines: SNP Constituency Association Convenor resigns, Russell isolated
Of course it's true. The SNP Constituency Association passed a motion without a single dissent in favour of saving Struan Lodge.
You are probably confusing SNP local policy with a policy adopted by the SNP led Argyll and Bute administration coalition which is losing its members steadily and got spectacularly thumped last week. As a matter of interest I am not the convener of any of the Cowal branches – nor do I know any SNP member in the Cowal Branches called Anne, though of course as we are gaining members faster than I have ever known I may have missed one. - Behind the lines: SNP Constituency Association Convenor resigns, Russell isolated
Quite frankly the above is illogical, inconsistent, incorrect in almost every detail and a total fabrication from beginning to end. In short it is a collection of lies.
I think it merits wider coverage in the more reliable press - Three administration members vote against agreed budgetary position on Struan Lodge
What will happen in the next couple of months is that it will become clear how the position to close Struan Lodge was prepared by the previous administration led by Dick Walsh and continued by a new administration who accepted flawed figures at face value.
There is a long history of Helensburgh disquiet at what it thinks it is missing out on stuff the rest of Argyll and Bute is getting and this has to be factored into this gormless debacle. There are several threads intertwined here but the fact that the moratorium is not removed gives real cause for concern – and perhaps indicates another very shifty position.
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Saturday Antique & Collectors Auction, to include Basia Zarzycka Collection. Downstairs Saleroom (Auction 2)
Venue Address
- 74-76 Knights Hill
- West Norwood
- London
- United Kingdom
Sale Date
- 21 Jul 2012 11am
- 19 Jul 2012 1pm - 5pm
- 20 Jul 2012 9.30am - 5.30pm
- 21 Jul 2012 9am - 10.45am
Please Note: Registration to bid live through saleroom.com for this auction ends at 9am on Saturday 21st July.
All buyers should particularly note the information below:
New Bidder Deposits:
Rosebery`s will at their discretion, take a deposit of £500 GBP from a new bidder`s registered payment card. This will be refunded by the friday after the auction. Note: Rosebery`s will not be liable for any associated charges or changes in exchange rates.
For Lots beginning with an asterisk (*), VAT is payable on the hammer price
Droite De Suite Royalty Charges:
Where any lot is affected by this legislation, a surcharge of 4% will apply to the hammer price.
Buyers should satisfy themselves before bidding as to the physical condition of an item. The description of a lot does not imply any item is free from defect.
Payment can be made by Cash, Cheque (where covered by a valid bank guarantee card), Switch/Delta and most major Credit Cards. Credit cards will be subject to a 2% surcharge. There is no charge for payment by Switch/Delta. Payment can be made during the auction and there will be a break after each section of the auction for collection of purchased lots.
Clearance of Goods:
All furniture and rug lots must be cleared by 5pm on the Wednesday following the auction. All other lots must be cleared by 5pm on the Friday following the auction. Storage charges of £2 per lot per day + VAT will be strictly enforced thereafter.
Collection / Shipping of Goods:
It is the buyers responsibility to arrange transport / shipping of lots. Rosebery`s are happy to recommend a shipper / carrier. Please note Rosebery`s do not package and send lots to buyers.
Auction Timings:
Downstairs Saleroom (Auction 2)
11am Basia Zarzycka Collection (701-950)
1:30pm Collector's Items and Works of Art (951-1177)
3:45pm Furniture and Rugs (1301-1550)
Viewing Times:
Thursday 19th July 1pm to 5pm
Friday 20th July: 9:30am to 5:30pm
Saturday 20th July: 9am to 10:45am
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1. All commission bids submitted through saleroom.com should be registered by 9am on the Tuesday morning on the first auction day. Bids submitted after this time cannot be entered for the sale.
2. Registering to bid live through saleroom.com must be done before the cut off time of 9am on the Tuesday morning of the first sale day. Please contact Rosebery's after this time, if you are unable to register. Buyers will not be able to bid live in an auction after this time.
3. Buyers registering to bid through saleroom.com must submit credit/debit card details to register. Rosebery's at it's discretion, will take a deposit of maximum £500 sterling from the registered credit /debit card. If the buyer is unsuccessful this deposit will be refunded. IMPORTANT: The deposit will be subject to variables in exchange rates and bank charges that the buyers bank might levy. Rosebery's will not be liable for these charges.
4. All buyers must contact Rosebery's by telephone 020 8761 2522 or email:
firstname.lastname@example.com once the sale has finished, to confirm if they have been successful.
5. Successful internet bidders through saleroom.com shall pay the hammer price + 20.5% buyers premium and 20% VAT on the premium. This applies to live bidding & commission bids submitted through saleroom.com .
6. Any lot that is subject to 'Droit De Suite' there is an extra 4% charge on the hammer price.
7. Lots marked with (*) are subject to VAT on the hammer price.
8. Payment Of Goods: Rosebery's will debit the successful buyers registered credit/debit card, the full amount owing, within 2/3 days after a sale.
9. Collection & Shipping of Goods: All furniture and rug lots must be cleared by 5.00pm on the Monday following the sale. All other lots must be cleared by 5.00pm on the Wednesday following the sale. Storage charges of £2 per lot per day + vat will be strictly enforced thereafter.
10. Buyers must make their own arrangements for delivery / collection of purchases. Rosebery's are happy to recommend a third party shipper/courier.
11. Rosebery's endeavour to execute all commission bids as accurately as possible, but cannot be held responsible for any mistakes or omissions.
12. Buyers should satisfy themselves before bidding as to the physical condition of an item. The description of a lot does not imply any item is free from defect.
13. All Buyers must ensure they are satisfied with the full terms & conditions of sale before bidding in an auction.
Rosebery's Terms & Conditions of Sale
1. In these conditions the following words shall have the following meanings:-
"The Auctioneer" means Rosebery Fine Art Limited.
"Hammer Price" the price at which the Lot is sold to the Buyer.
"Buyer" the highest bidder for any Lot acceptable to the Auctioneer.
"Lot" goods delivered to the Auctioneer by the Seller for sale by auction.
2. The Auctioneer sells as agent for the Seller and as such is not responsible for any default of the Seller or Buyer.
3. All goods delivered to the Auctioneer's premises will be deemed to be delivered for sale by auction unless otherwise stated in writing, they will be catalogued and sold at the Auctioneer's discretion and are accepted by the Auctioneer subject to these conditions. By delivering goods to the Auctioneer for inclusion in auction the Seller acknowledges accepts and agrees to all these conditions, and grants the Auctioneer full authority to photograph and illustrate any Lot and use such photographs at any time at his discretion.
4. The Seller warrants the Auctioneer and the Buyer that he is the true owner of the Lot or is properly authorised to sell the Lot by the true owner and is able to transfer good title thereto free of any third party claims.
5. The Seller shall indemnify the Auctioneer, its servants and agents and the Buyer against all claims made or proceedings brought by persons entitled to the Lot and shall reimburse the Auctioneer on demand for all payments, cost, or expenses or any other loss or damage whatsoever made, incurred or suffered as a result of any breach by the Seller of these conditions.
6 (a) The Seller may place a reserve on any Lot by agreement in writing with the Auctioneer. The Auctioneer shall have the sole right to bid on behalf of the Seller up to the amount of the reserve. The Seller shall not bid on any Lot on which a reserve has been placed. The Auctioneer holds itself responsible only for reserves or other sale instructions received in writing from the vendor.
(b) Where any Lot fails to sell the Auctioneer retains the right to re-offer the Lot at a reduced estimate and reserve (if any) and sold at the Auctioneers discretion unless written instructions are received to the contrary.
(c) If the Seller does not wish to re-enter the Lot, or the Auctioneer advises the Seller that it does not wish to re-enter the Lot on their behalf, the Seller shall collect the Lot within 5 working days of the last auction, failing which they shall be responsible for storage charges at £2 per Lot per day in addition to any other charges to which they are liable.
(d) If the Lot remains uncollected 2 months after the date of the sale, the Auctioneer shall have the right to sell the Lot at auction without reserve and to deduct from the "hammer price" any sum owing to the Auctioneer including expenses arising from all sales in which the Lot has been included and storage and insurance charges.
7. The Auctioneer shall remit the proceeds of the Seller 28 days after the day of the auction provided that the Auctioneer has received the total sum due from the Buyer. The Auctioneer shall not be deemed to have received the total sum until any cheque delivered by the Buyer has been received and cleared. If the Auctioneer exercises its right to rescind the sale under clauses 9 and 18 hereof it shall not have any obligation to the Seller hereunder.
8. If the Seller withdraws instructions to the Auctioneer to sell any Lot the Auctioneer may charge the Seller such amount as the Auctioneer deems necessary to compensate the Auctioneer for all expenses incurred in respect of the Lot together with a cancellation charge which shall not be less than 15% of the Auctioneers low estimate of the auction price of the Lot withdrawn together with VAT thereon.
9. If before the net proceeds of the sale have been paid to the Seller the Auctioneer receives notice from the Buyer that in it's view the Lot is a forgery (and is not as described in the catalogue) and the Auctioneer agrees with that view, the Auctioneer will rescind the sale and refund the Buyer any amount paid to the Auctioneer in respect of that Lot.
10. (a) Unless otherwise instructed in writing any Lot on the Auctioneers premises and in their custody will be insured at the Auctioneers current mid estimate of its value against the risk of fire, burglary, water damage and accidental breakage or damage for which insurance the Seller shall pay a premium of 1.75% of the mid estimate value. Should an item be subject to a claim following it's sale by auction the settlement figure will be the price achieved less charges and should the item be subject to a claim following an auction where it has been unsold then the highest bid, if any, shall be the settlement figure.
(b) The Auctioneer it's servants or agents shall not be responsible for loss or damage of any kind to Lots whether caused by the negligence or otherwise unless such a Lot is covered by insurance effected by the Auctioneer in accordance with 10 (a) above.
(c) Any liability of the Auctioneer its servants or agents for any claim for loss or damage whatsoever and howsoever arising in respect of the Lots whether caused by negligence or otherwise shall be limited to the amount of insurance cover affected in accordance with Clause 10(a) above.
11. Vendors Commission
A commission rate of 15% is payable by the vendor on the hammer price of all lots up to £1,000 and a commission of 10% is payable thereafter.
The rate payable by the vendor is 1.75% of the hammer price plus VAT. Insurance cover is provided at mid auction estimate. In the event of a claim settlement will be made at this level less normal charges as if the lot had actually sold for the mid estimate price.
There will be a charge of £15 per lot that is sold.
Commission, illustration and any other miscellaneous charges are subject To VAT for U.K. residents and those residents of EEC countries who are not registered for VAT.
11a. Catalogue Illustrations
A charge will be made for illustration of any lots. Illustration will be at Rosebery's discretion, and is normally £10 per black and white illustration and £20 per colour illustration.
Internet Images
There is a high level of interest and bids generated by the internet and where relevant we endeavour to post an image of the majority of the lots in our antiques auction. The charge for posting an image on our website is £10 plus VAT and is at our discretion.
Buyers Premium
A buyers premium of 17.5% (+3% if purchase is through the saleroom.com) of the hammer price is payable by the buyer, together with VAT on this premium unless specified otherwise in the auction catalogue.
Droit de Suite
A surcharge of 4% will be made to the hammer price for any lot subject to the recently introduced legislation relating to 'droit de suite'. In effect the premium chargeable will be 21.5% plus Vat. Further details are available from our offices on request.
12. The highest bidder acceptable to the Auctioneer shall be the Buyer. The Auctioneer shall have absolute discretion to settle any dispute and to refuse bids or to advance the bidding as seen fit.
13. Every bidder shall be deemed to act as principal unless in receipt of written acknowledgement by the Auctioneer that the bidder is acting as agent on behalf of a disclosed principal.
14. The Buyer must complete the registration form (or complete the registration process if buying through saleroom.com) prior to bidding and will be given a paddle number / internet buyer number. The Auctioneer may refuse a bid or re-offer a Lot if a Buyer has not registered and/or has no current paddle number / internet buyer number. Following a successful bid the Buyer shall pay the Auctioneer in full the Hammer Price (plus VAT payable in accordance with clause 15 below), together with a premium of 17.5% (+3% if purchase is through the saleroom.com) of the Hammer Price and VAT at the standard rate on the premium, within two working days of the day of the sale.
15. Where a Lot is marked by a * VAT is payable on the Hammer Price at the standard rate.
16. The ownership of a Lot shall not pass to the Buyer and the Buyer shall not be entitled to remove any Lot until he has made full payment to the Auctioneer of the total amount due. Payment shall be deemed to have been made only after the Auctioneer has received cash or sterling bankers draft or the Buyers cheque has been cleared.
17. All Lots must be removed at the Buyers risk and expense after a sale. All furniture and rug lots must be cleared by 5.00pm on the Monday following the sale. All other lots must be cleared by 5.00pm on the Wednesday following the sale. After these dates The Purchaser will be responsible for all storage charges which will be charged at the Auctioneers rates of £2 per Lot per day.
18. Should a Buyer breech either of conditions 14 and 17 the Auctioneer, at is absolute discretion and without prejudice to any other rights he may have, may exercise any of the following rights and remedies:-
(a) Proceed against the Buyer for breech of contract;
(b) rescind the sale of all or any Lots sold to the Buyer;
(c) re-sell all or any Lots by public auction or private treaty and deficiencies in the purchase price resulting from such sale (after giving credit for any prior payment received from the Buyer) together with full costs incurred in connection with the Lot or Lots shall be paid to the Auctioneer by the Buyer. Any surplus over the proceeds of the sale shall go to the Seller;
(d) remove, store and insure (on any premises) the Lot or Lots at the expense of the Buyer;
(e) charge interest on the purchase price of 5% over the base lending rate of the National Westminster Bank PLC on any amount out-standing from the Buyer more than 7 days after the date of sale;
(f) retain the Lot or any other Lot sold to the Buyer at the same or any other auction and release the same only after payment of the full purchase price.
(g) reject any bids made by or on behalf of the Buyer at the same or any other future auction, or obtain part payment before accepting any future bids;
(h) apply any proceeds of sale then due or at any time thereafter becoming due to the Buyer towards settlement of the total amount due and exercise a lien on any property of the Buyers which is in the Auctioneers possession for any purpose.
19. (a) Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition. The catalogue description is for guidance only and does not imply an item is free from defects nor does a reference to specific defects imply the absence of others.
(b) Prospective Buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested before the auction takes place. The Auctioneer can provide condition reports on request but provide no guarantee to reports given other than in relation of forgeries as referred to in clause 19(d). (c) Any Lot which is claimed by the Buyer to be a forgery may be returned to the Auctioneer, in the same condition in which it was sold, within two weeks of the sale. If the Auctioneer is satisfied that the claim is justified and that the Buyer is able to transfer good marketable title to the Lot free from any third party claims Rosebery's will rescind the sale and refund any amount paid by the Buyer to Rosebery's for the Lot.
(d) Any claim by the Buyer under this condition shall be limited to the amount paid by the Buyer to the Auctioneer for the Lot.
20. The Auctioneers will, on the Buyer's written instructions, execute bids on their behalf, but neither the Auctioneer nor his employees nor agents shall be liable for any neglect in doing or failure to do so.
21. These conditions shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English Law.
Explanation of Picture Cataloguing Terms
Any statement as to authorship, attribution, origin, date, provenance and condition is a statement of opinion and is not to be taken as a statement or representation of fact. Rosebery's reserve the right, in forming their opinion, to consult and rely upon an expert or authority considered by them to be reliable.
1. 'Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640'
In our opinion, a work by the artist.
2. 'Attributed to Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640'
In our opinion, probably a work by the artist.
3. 'Circle of Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640'
In our opinion, a work by an unidentified artist working in the artist's style and during the period of the artist's life.
4. 'Follower of Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640'
In our opinion, a work by an unidentified artist working in the artist's style, contemporary or near contemporary.
5. 'School of Peter Paul Rubens, 17th century'
In our opinion, a work executed at that time and in the style associated with that artist.
6. 'Flemish School, 17th century'
In our opinion, a work executed at that time and in the style associated with that location.
7. 'Manner of Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640'
In our opinion, a work by an unidentified artist working in the artist's style but at a later date, although not of recent execution.
8. 'Style of Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640'
In our opinion, a work by an unidentified artist working in the artist's style and of recent execution.
9. 'After Peter Paul Rubens 1577-1640'
In our opinion, a copy by an unidentified artist of a named work by the artist.
10. A picture catalogued with accompanying dates e.g. 1577-1640 relates to the identification of the particular artist and is not proof of attribution or indicative of authenticity.
11. The term signed and/or date and/or inscribed means that in our opinion the signature and/or date and/or inscription are of the artist.
12. The term with signature and/or date and/ or inscription means that in out opinion that artist's name and/or date and/or inscription have been added by another hand.
13. All references to signature, inscriptions and dates refer to the present state of the work.
14. Dimensions are given in centimetres, height before width, and are measured from the mount or the frame, from the front.
15. All pictures are framed, unless otherwise stated in the catalogue.
All furniture and rug lots must be cleared by 5pm on the Wednesday following the auction.
All other lots must be cleared by 5pm on the Friday following the auction.
Storage charges of £2 per lot per day + VAT will be strictly enforced thereafter.
Collection / Shipping of Goods:
It is the buyers responsibility to arrange transport / shipping of lots. Rosebery`s are happy to recommend a shipper / carrier. Please note: Rosebery`s do not package and send lots to buyers.
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Saturday Antique & Collectors Auction, to include Basia Zarzycka Collection. Downstairs Saleroom (Auction 2)
238 Lots
Lot 1301
A late Victorian oval burr walnut and inlaid tilt top Loo table, the top with quarter matched...
- Estimate: Est: £300 - £500
Lot 1302
A mid/late 20th century mahogany extending dining table, the rounded rectangular top with a molded...
- Estimate: Est: £250 - £350
Lot 1303
A Victorian figured walnut Sutherland table, the oval drop-leaf top raised on scrolling out swept...
- Estimate: Est: £140 - £180
Lot 1304
A mid/late 20th century French walnut and inlaid bow front display cabinet, with carved super...
- Estimate: Est: £350 - £450
Lot 1305
A Victorian walnut framed upholstered nursing chair raised on cabriole legs.
- Estimate: Est: £120 - £180
Lot 1306
An Edwardian rosewood and inlaid upholstered window stool raised on ring turned tapering legs....
- Estimate: Est: £70 - £100
Lot 1307
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid nursing chair with horizontal splat`s raised on square tapering...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 1308
Three Arthur Brett mahogany two tier bedside tables, one with two frieze drawers 65cm high x 61cm...
- Estimate: Est: £300 - £500
Lot 1309
A set of three Arthur Brett mahogany two tier low tables, with blind fret carved frieze and stop...
- Estimate: Est: £500 - £700
Lot 1310
An Edwardian and later, rosewood and inlaid occasional tripod table, 61 cm high x 81 cm wide x 62...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 1311
A pair of late 20th century Tempered glass waterfall shelves, 166cm high x 35cm wide x 32cm deep....
- Estimate: Est: £250 - £350
Lot 1312
A set of four mirrored jardiniere stands with tapering stems, 98 cm high x 30 cm wide x 30 deep....
- Estimate: Est: £500 - £800
Lot 1313
A French late 20th century floral painted low display cabinet, on turned tapering legs, 69 cm high...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 1314
A pair of late 20th century George III style mahogany dining chairs. (2)
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 1315
A collection of nine, late 19th century and later antique chairs, to include a Cooke`s (Finsbury...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 1316
An Edwardian rosewood centre table, inlaid throughout with marquetry and on square tapering legs,...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 1317
A early Victorian mahogany carver with acanthus carved scrolling backrest and frame together with...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 1318
A mid-20th century mahogany two-door side cabinet with a moulded top. 106cm high x 108cm wide x...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 1319
An early 20th century mahogany pedestal desk, the rectangular top with molded edge, over a central...
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £220
Lot 1320
A Victorian mahogany twin pedestal inverted break front side cabinet, with central frieze draw...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £400
Lot 1321
A late Victorian mahogany clerks desk, with sloped writing surface and under tier, on turned legs,...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 1322
A 19th century, Georgian style mahogany two-tier wash stand, 79cm high x 34cm wide x 35cm deep,...
- Estimate: Est: £120 - £180
Lot 1323
A Victorian mahogany two drawer dressing table, raised on outswept acanthus carved scrolling legs....
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £200
Lot 1324
A George II solid mahogany drop leaf table, raised on tapering legs and pad feet. 69cm high x 76cm...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 1325
An Edwardian mahogany two-tier revolving bookcase. 76cm high x 47cm wide x 47cm deep.
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 1326
An early 19th Century circular tripod table, raised on a turned stem and out swept legs 71cm high...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 1327
A mid/late Victorian mahogany framed armchair, with acanthus carved scrolling supports and...
- Estimate: Est: £120 - £180
Lot 1328
A George II mahogany circular gateleg drop-leaf table, with a solid top raised on tapering legs...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 1329
A mid/late Victorian, walnut tripod pedestal work/games table, 69cm high x 43cm wide x 43cm deep.
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £300
Lot 1330
An late 19th/early 20th century mahogany tambour fronted office cabinet, with three quarter...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 1331
A late Victorian, mahogany and marble top washstand, with tiled super structure and shaped under...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 1332
A late Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, the rounded rectangular top over two short and three...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 1333
A set of six, Wassily style, chrome and black leather armchairs, after a design by Marcel Breuer,...
- Estimate: Est: £200 - £400
Lot 1334
A late Victorian mahogany bidet stool raised on square tapering legs, 47cm high x 56cm wide x 36...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 1335
A mid/late Victorian, mahogany open armchair, together with a mahogany and inlaid tripod table and...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 1336
A near pair of late Victorian bidet stools, raised on baluster legs, 45cm high x 55cm wide x 34cm...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 1337
A near pair of mid-20th century mahogany Globe Wernicke bookcases. 141cm high x 87cm wide x 32cm...
- Estimate: Est: £350 - £450
Lot 1338
A regency style, mahogany twin pedestal dining table, 20th century. The cross banded top with a...
- Estimate: Est: £400 - £600


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5020 Darrow Rd, Stow, OH | Get Directions »
Heather Galioto is a local Stow Mom with five amazing children (ages 2 to 18) and was recently diagnosed with stage 4 Glioblastoma Multiform, a very aggressive form of brain cancer. Heather has been extremely involved and dedicated to the Stow community, her church, the schools and Relay for Life. Now, she needs our help!
The family is facing a gigantic financial need right now, so
her friends are hosting a fundraiser night:
Sunday, December 2 1:00-5:00 pm
McDonald's at 5020 Darrow Rd, Stow
**For any questions, please contact the Stow McDonald's at (330) 655-9820**
Proceeds of sales will go directly to the Galioto family. There will also be a donation box inside the restaurant if you want to just stop in and give.
Your donations and support mean more than you will ever know!
The color for brain cancer is grey! Feel free to wear some grey that night to show support in the fight against brain cancer!
Event Details
Where | 5020 Darrow Rd, Stow, OH 44224 |
Next on | This event is over. |
Time | 1:00 pm–5:00 pm |
Price | $0 |
Kevin Galioto
9:19 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
Thank you so much for posting this Anne you have no idea what this means.....
I also wanted to let you know that December 9th is a fundraiser at Stow-Kent Family Entertainment....They are amazing...
Here is a info that the Beacon Journal posted for us.
A second benefit for Heather — "No One Fights Alone" — is planned for Sunday, Dec. 9, at Stow Kent Family Entertainment Center, 3870 Fishcreek Road, Stow.
Kim Christy, one of the event's planners, calls it a 3-7:30 p.m. open house "with tons of raffle items including bounce houses, kids convertible car, thousands of dollars worth of toys, hotel stays, a large number of gift cards, a 50/50 cash raffle, unlimited bowling, food, soft drinks, baked goods and more." Cost is $25. Tickets can be purchased at the door or by emailing email@example.com.
A Heather Galioto Benevolent Fund has been set up at FirstMerit Bank (any branch).
For more information please call 216-346-4243.
By the way Anne, Matt and I coached your son a couple years back in the InHouse Soccer program.... Thanks again....
10:20 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
I think we need to organize another fundraiser by having girls donate their old homecoming and prom dresses and selling them to make money for Heather. I have participated in this before at Tallmadge High School. Girls don't wear the same dresses again and this is a good way to get a new inexpensive dress for the next dance.
Amanda Harnocz
2:04 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
I'm so down with this! Let me know if you get something off the ground. I have a prom dress to get rid of ... I'd love for it to go to a good cause.
Melissa Bysura
2:49 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
How much of the McDonald's proceeds go to Heather? 10% of my purchase? 20%? Let me know because if it's just a percentage I'd rather go in and give 100% of my money directly to her donation box. Great cause, happy to donate! :)
Kevin Galioto
3:44 pm on Friday, November 30, 2012
25% of all proceeds from 1-5 go to Heather...


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