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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Deleted on Jun 16, 2014 9:12:49 GMT 1, Hi all.
Can you help me please?
I have just purchased an original painting (I am papping myself with excitement - pics to follow when it is safely on my wall!!!) but it is located in France.
Any ideas on the best, safest, cheapest way to get it back to the UK, other than driving over there myself?
Thanks in advance.
J
Hi all.
Can you help me please?
I have just purchased an original painting (I am papping myself with excitement - pics to follow when it is safely on my wall!!!) but it is located in France.
Any ideas on the best, safest, cheapest way to get it back to the UK, other than driving over there myself?
Thanks in advance.
J
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Coach on Jun 16, 2014 9:32:47 GMT 1, Hi all. Can you help me please? I have just purchased an original painting (I am papping myself with excitement - pics to follow when it is safely on my wall!!!) but it is located in France. Any ideas on the best, safest, cheapest way to get it back to the UK, other than driving over there myself? Thanks in advance. J
Most people seem to use flight logistics. It's who I use when sending something that shouldn't go in the post. I assume they will also collect for you. Your concern might be whether the sender packs it properly as you won't have control over this. You may wish to discuss that with the sender and FL.
Hi all. Can you help me please? I have just purchased an original painting (I am papping myself with excitement - pics to follow when it is safely on my wall!!!) but it is located in France. Any ideas on the best, safest, cheapest way to get it back to the UK, other than driving over there myself? Thanks in advance. J Most people seem to use flight logistics. It's who I use when sending something that shouldn't go in the post. I assume they will also collect for you. Your concern might be whether the sender packs it properly as you won't have control over this. You may wish to discuss that with the sender and FL.
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Deleted on Jun 16, 2014 10:00:34 GMT 1, Brilliant, thanks Coach, helpful as always
Brilliant, thanks Coach, helpful as always
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by bernie on Jun 16, 2014 10:26:29 GMT 1, where abouts in France is it. I am heading over in just over a weeks time for holiday.
where abouts in France is it. I am heading over in just over a weeks time for holiday.
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Deleted on Jun 16, 2014 10:45:16 GMT 1, where abouts in France is it. I am heading over in just over a weeks time for holiday. Not sure yet, waiting to hear, I bought it at an auction, thanks anyways
where abouts in France is it. I am heading over in just over a weeks time for holiday. Not sure yet, waiting to hear, I bought it at an auction, thanks anyways
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Deleted on Jun 16, 2014 14:06:22 GMT 1, I thought auction houses in France (and other places) would only hand over the art once payment had been made and only to the original buyer.
If someone does manage to pick it up for you in France make sure they have all the paperwork and proof that they had permission from you just in case those roaming douanes (mobile customs patrols) pull over or spot check the person and demand to see all the paperwork and other proof.
They can be a right pain.
I thought auction houses in France (and other places) would only hand over the art once payment had been made and only to the original buyer.
If someone does manage to pick it up for you in France make sure they have all the paperwork and proof that they had permission from you just in case those roaming douanes (mobile customs patrols) pull over or spot check the person and demand to see all the paperwork and other proof.
They can be a right pain.
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Deleted on Jun 16, 2014 14:11:04 GMT 1, OK, Ploppi, thanks for the advice. I bought it on ARTNET so handing over should be fine. Customs on the other hand... I am 5 months into a dispute with HMC about a RAE piece I bought that was coded incorrectly by the gallery. It's only about £60 they owe me but I'm not going to let it go the f'ckers...
OK, Ploppi, thanks for the advice. I bought it on ARTNET so handing over should be fine. Customs on the other hand... I am 5 months into a dispute with HMC about a RAE piece I bought that was coded incorrectly by the gallery. It's only about £60 they owe me but I'm not going to let it go the f'ckers...
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Deleted on Jun 16, 2014 14:17:05 GMT 1, There should be no customs charges to pay in UK if you are buying in any EU country.
Just for the French customs in France who stop cars on roundabouts and peages on motorways and can decide on a whim to take items if the person with the item doesn't have a reciept.
There should be no customs charges to pay in UK if you are buying in any EU country.
Just for the French customs in France who stop cars on roundabouts and peages on motorways and can decide on a whim to take items if the person with the item doesn't have a reciept.
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Dr Plip on Jun 16, 2014 14:18:49 GMT 1, There should be no customs charges to pay in UK if you are buying in any EU country. Just for the French customs in France who stop cars on roundabouts and peages on motorways and can decide on a whim to take items if the person with the item doesn't have a reciept. They sound lovely. Do they just roam France or do they have to stick near borders?
There should be no customs charges to pay in UK if you are buying in any EU country. Just for the French customs in France who stop cars on roundabouts and peages on motorways and can decide on a whim to take items if the person with the item doesn't have a reciept. They sound lovely. Do they just roam France or do they have to stick near borders?
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Help please - need to pick up framed artwork from France, by Deleted on Jun 16, 2014 14:26:37 GMT 1, They can roam anywhere in France they want to and they can set up a stop anywhere they feel like.
So they go for places where cars etc can't do u turns or see them and it's common for stops to occur actually on roundabouts where they park a car on a roundabout and pull over cars on the roundabout meaning other drivers have to try to avoid non moving cars on roundabouts.
I've also seen stops at road junctions and traffic lights.
They also operate on the Euro star train to England from France.
Anyone buying antiques and other things in France, awlays get a reciept from the seller even if it's for a low amount of money.
Then you are covered.
The police do the same but it's rare to see the stops when it's raining or at night apart from outside nightclubs etc.
French road planning is also probably the worst quality in the whole of europe too. Well what I have seen of it so far is.
They can roam anywhere in France they want to and they can set up a stop anywhere they feel like.
So they go for places where cars etc can't do u turns or see them and it's common for stops to occur actually on roundabouts where they park a car on a roundabout and pull over cars on the roundabout meaning other drivers have to try to avoid non moving cars on roundabouts.
I've also seen stops at road junctions and traffic lights.
They also operate on the Euro star train to England from France.
Anyone buying antiques and other things in France, awlays get a reciept from the seller even if it's for a low amount of money.
Then you are covered.
The police do the same but it's rare to see the stops when it's raining or at night apart from outside nightclubs etc.
French road planning is also probably the worst quality in the whole of europe too. Well what I have seen of it so far is.
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