DIRK T SOULIS ANTIQUES LLC DBA SOULIS AUCTIONS: 1. Unless otherwise stated in advertising and sale day announcement, the sale price will include a Buyer's Premium of 15% will be added to each purchase by phone bid. Payments made by credit card, debit card or Paypal will be subject to a Convenience Fee of 3% to be calculated on and added to the invoice total. All in-house purchases must be paid for at the end of the sale. We will accept cash and credit cards. We may accept personal checks with bank letter of guarantee, but we charge, and Buyer must pay, $250 for any check returned. In payment disputes, we may recover, and Buyer is liable for any expenses, costs or attorney fees we incur in collecting payment. 2. We make every attempt to provide an accurate description of each lot as a courtesy to the buyers. Items offered for sale are available for inspection before the auction. It is the sole responsibility of the Buyer to carefully inspect any item they may purchase, prior to bidding. Unless otherwise stated, all items are sold as-is where is and all sales are final. 3. The auctioneers, Dirk T. Soulis Antiques LLC, d.b.a. Soulis Auctions, shall be the sole determinant of winning bidder and sale price of any and every lot - regardless of any third party electronic records. 4. Payment may be made by Cash or Credit Cards per auction terms, approved Check and or Check with Bank Letter of GUARANTEE. Soulis Auctions reserves the right to hold any merchandise until satisfactory payment has been made. This may include holding merchandise won at auction for up to 10 business days to allow any and all forms of checks to clear after deposit. 5. LOADING AND DELIVERY - Any assistance provided by anyone associated with Soulis in loading and or delivery is offered as a courtesy and Soulis will in no way be responsible for damage or loss incurred in loading. 6. Bidding on any item indicates the bidder's acceptance of the above terms and conditions.

This packed two-story home embodies the dream of a life-long collector whose passion was to re-create a Victorian mansion and fill it with the things she loved. On the inside, her modern home rivals any Victorian interior with its hand stamped and gold embossed wall coverings, opulent window coverings, massive fixtures, and dozens of chandeliers. The environs are completed by collections of French Globe de Maire, many other Victorian arrangements under glass, French Art Nouveau, French Victorian, High Style Rosewood Furniture by Herter Brothers, John Jeliff and Others, dozens of Paintings and Prints, Antique Lamps of Every Type, Limoges Hand Painted Plaques, tons of Decorative Arts, and a room filled with German Halloween Collectibles.