Poster Bob
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Poster Bob on Jul 17, 2020 11:09:44 GMT 1, I wouldn't buy from anyone that wouldn't take the print out of the frame for shipping purposes. The assumption being that there is something that they want to keep hidden, they're unprofessional, inexperienced, incompetent, or all four.
I wouldn't buy from anyone that wouldn't take the print out of the frame for shipping purposes. The assumption being that there is something that they want to keep hidden, they're unprofessional, inexperienced, incompetent, or all four.
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jnschicago
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by jnschicago on Sept 22, 2020 5:13:59 GMT 1, Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
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sabrina
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by sabrina on Sept 22, 2020 5:27:22 GMT 1, Lotus Fine Arts Logistic 852-2528 0085
Lotus Fine Arts Logistic 852-2528 0085
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Razor light
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Razor light on Sept 27, 2020 21:20:24 GMT 1, Hi
Just wondering if anyone could help. Have someone on the forum that wants to buy my banksy.
Sending it from Australia to England
Just wondering whatโs the best way to do everything โขMoney Transfer โขPiece of mind for the buyer โขCourier
As itโs a lot of money the buyer is a bit apprehensive. I no I will do the right thing but is there anyway of legally doing it?
Hi
Just wondering if anyone could help. Have someone on the forum that wants to buy my banksy.
Sending it from Australia to England
Just wondering whatโs the best way to do everything โขMoney Transfer โขPiece of mind for the buyer โขCourier
As itโs a lot of money the buyer is a bit apprehensive. I no I will do the right thing but is there anyway of legally doing it?
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Pipes
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Pipes on Sept 27, 2020 21:27:38 GMT 1, Use flight logistics to ship it (although they seem to have lost their domain url !) Tel: +44 (0)1753 763 500
Write a contract of some kind or invoice
Provide your work email to the buyer, linked in profile, Facebook profile - or possibly also scan some kind of ID to give them peace of mind.
Transferwise offers better rates than banks for currency conversion.
Use flight logistics to ship it (although they seem to have lost their domain url !) Tel: +44 (0)1753 763 500
Write a contract of some kind or invoice
Provide your work email to the buyer, linked in profile, Facebook profile - or possibly also scan some kind of ID to give them peace of mind.
Transferwise offers better rates than banks for currency conversion.
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cuspeeder
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by cuspeeder on Oct 2, 2020 21:14:18 GMT 1, Im looking for shipping for a piece of art (20x20 inches) i bought at heritage auctions (based in brooklyn) to hong kong. Was looking for recommendations of companies who can help assist from this front (they would need to pick up the art and ship it)
Im looking for shipping for a piece of art (20x20 inches) i bought at heritage auctions (based in brooklyn) to hong kong. Was looking for recommendations of companies who can help assist from this front (they would need to pick up the art and ship it)
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fonebone45
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by fonebone45 on Oct 2, 2020 21:16:22 GMT 1, Im looking for shipping for a piece of art (20x20 inches) i bought at heritage auctions (based in brooklyn) to hong kong. Was looking for recommendations of companies who can help assist from this front (they would need to pick up the art and ship it) I used USPS, as it's one of the only services that offers actual insurance on fine art. Most say "sure we do that" but in the fine print they actually don't.
It was shipped NYC to HK without any problems.
Always pack it super well though to be safe.
Im looking for shipping for a piece of art (20x20 inches) i bought at heritage auctions (based in brooklyn) to hong kong. Was looking for recommendations of companies who can help assist from this front (they would need to pick up the art and ship it) I used USPS, as it's one of the only services that offers actual insurance on fine art. Most say "sure we do that" but in the fine print they actually don't. It was shipped NYC to HK without any problems. Always pack it super well though to be safe.
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docravi
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by docravi on Oct 26, 2020 22:54:32 GMT 1, Anyone got any advice on whoโs best to use for shipping relatively high value pieces?
Anyone got any advice on whoโs best to use for shipping relatively high value pieces?
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LJCal
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by LJCal on Oct 26, 2020 22:56:18 GMT 1, Pack and Send are best out there
Pack and Send are best out there
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Sundowner
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Sundowner on Oct 27, 2020 8:06:18 GMT 1, Completely agree - I've just had a piece shipped from Australia to the UK and Pack & Send sent in a Rebul crate (which is very lightweight high density card with foam core). It arrived in a week in absolutely perfect condition.
Completely agree - I've just had a piece shipped from Australia to the UK and Pack & Send sent in a Rebul crate (which is very lightweight high density card with foam core). It arrived in a week in absolutely perfect condition.
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docravi
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by docravi on Oct 27, 2020 16:02:42 GMT 1, Thank you!
Thank you!
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Hubble Bubble
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Hubble Bubble on Oct 30, 2020 14:17:06 GMT 1, I've recently picked up a piece from Sotheby's NYC. I have an estimate from them for shipping and am familiar with the customs protocol/codes for import into the UK and the rate I can expect to pay.
Does anyone have any experience of using Sotheby's direct shipping service? Any advice? Any 'watch out for's'?
cheers HB
I've recently picked up a piece from Sotheby's NYC. I have an estimate from them for shipping and am familiar with the customs protocol/codes for import into the UK and the rate I can expect to pay.
Does anyone have any experience of using Sotheby's direct shipping service? Any advice? Any 'watch out for's'?
cheers HB
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Pipes
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Pipes on Oct 30, 2020 14:28:40 GMT 1, I have used a very reliable courier to take items from NYC to UK.
Prices are reasonable, easy to deal with and the service is good.
Company is called skitchy
Be warned - will probably be carried as hand luggage though.
I have used a very reliable courier to take items from NYC to UK. Prices are reasonable, easy to deal with and the service is good. Company is called skitchyBe warned - will probably be carried as hand luggage though.
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bernie
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by bernie on Oct 30, 2020 14:49:06 GMT 1, The British shop have offices in New York and London I had a piece sent over with no dramas
The British shop have offices in New York and London I had a piece sent over with no dramas
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Hubble Bubble
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Hubble Bubble on Oct 30, 2020 15:03:15 GMT 1, The British shop have offices in New York and London I had a piece sent over with no dramas Thanks bernie... exploring this option.
The British shop have offices in New York and London I had a piece sent over with no dramas Thanks bernie... exploring this option.
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Hubble Bubble
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Hubble Bubble on Oct 30, 2020 15:04:52 GMT 1, I have used a very reliable courier to take items from NYC to UK. Prices are reasonable, easy to deal with and the service is good. Company is called skitchy Be warned - will probably be carried as hand luggage though. Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage.
Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have!
HB
I have used a very reliable courier to take items from NYC to UK. Prices are reasonable, easy to deal with and the service is good. Company is called skitchy Be warned - will probably be carried as hand luggage though. Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage. Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have! HB
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Deleted on Oct 30, 2020 15:25:10 GMT 1, I have used a very reliable courier to take items from NYC to UK. Prices are reasonable, easy to deal with and the service is good. Company is called skitchy Be warned - will probably be carried as hand luggage though. Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage. Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have! HB I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head.
I have used a very reliable courier to take items from NYC to UK. Prices are reasonable, easy to deal with and the service is good. Company is called skitchy Be warned - will probably be carried as hand luggage though. Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage. Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have! HB I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head.
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Hubble Bubble
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Hubble Bubble on Oct 30, 2020 15:50:29 GMT 1, Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage. Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have! HB I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head. I can assure you that where that ever to be the case (file under 'never'), skitchy - a trustworthy friend though he is - wouldn't be getting his mitts on that baby.
Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage. Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have! HB I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head. I can assure you that where that ever to be the case (file under 'never'), skitchy - a trustworthy friend though he is - wouldn't be getting his mitts on that baby.
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Pipes
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Pipes on Oct 30, 2020 15:54:11 GMT 1, Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage. Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have! HB I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head. Me too !
Ah, I'm familiar with this courier service. At 1.2m framed, even the legendary skitchy might find this one tricky to get on as hand luggage. Cheers Pipes - keep meaning to look into that Eine query we have! HB I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head. Me too !
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Dexter Bulldog on Oct 30, 2020 17:08:30 GMT 1, I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head. Me too ! was about to say something something nice humblebrag.... so glad i wasnt the first one to reply
I initially thought that said, "ยฃ1.2m framed". Eyes nearly popped out my head. Me too ! was about to say something something nice humblebrag.... so glad i wasnt the first one to reply
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kaimac
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by kaimac on Nov 4, 2020 23:50:35 GMT 1, Hi there.
Looking to ask someone who has experience of doing this for some advice: I am looking to ship a print, declared value of $10k, from the US to the UK. The shipping company is saying I need an EIN as the value is over $2500, but I am an individual not a company and I'm shipping as a private citizen. It seems insane to create an EIN just to ship one piece of art.
Anyone have any advice for me?
Cheers.
Hi there.
Looking to ask someone who has experience of doing this for some advice: I am looking to ship a print, declared value of $10k, from the US to the UK. The shipping company is saying I need an EIN as the value is over $2500, but I am an individual not a company and I'm shipping as a private citizen. It seems insane to create an EIN just to ship one piece of art.
Anyone have any advice for me?
Cheers.
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qest
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by qest on Nov 5, 2020 0:09:25 GMT 1, I'm not familiar with that specific situation, but using your SSN should be acceptable.
I'm not familiar with that specific situation, but using your SSN should be acceptable.
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anodyne13
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by anodyne13 on Nov 5, 2020 0:55:47 GMT 1, correct - you use your social security number.
correct - you use your social security number.
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soupy
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by soupy on Nov 5, 2020 0:58:17 GMT 1, anything over $2.5K declared value has some additional requirements.... as quest said, your SSN should be fine for an EIN. i think there are some additional filings needed with the AES system. not sure if full service shipping companies can take care of some of those additional forms/filings for you or not.
www.shippingsolutions.com/filing-your-export-shipments-through-aes
simplifiedtradesolutions.com/get-an-aes-itn/
www.trade.gov/filing-your-export-shipments-through-automated-export-system-aes
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corbu
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by corbu on Nov 26, 2020 12:42:49 GMT 1, I need some advice on art transit insurance. I have bought a piece of art from the US and need it shipped to the UK. I have contacted an art shipping company to do the shipping and packing but their insurance excess is the same as the price of the art, so they have recommended I find transit insurance from someone else. Any ideas who does this?
I need some advice on art transit insurance. I have bought a piece of art from the US and need it shipped to the UK. I have contacted an art shipping company to do the shipping and packing but their insurance excess is the same as the price of the art, so they have recommended I find transit insurance from someone else. Any ideas who does this?
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rosac
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by rosac on Nov 26, 2020 12:45:09 GMT 1, Also interested
Also interested
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Billy Sport
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Billy Sport on Nov 26, 2020 12:48:00 GMT 1, if you have art insurance for works at home , check policy as some cover works in transit that you buy (and sell)
if you have art insurance for works at home , check policy as some cover works in transit that you buy (and sell)
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corbu
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by corbu on Nov 26, 2020 12:51:33 GMT 1, if you have art insurance for works at home , check policy as some cover works in transit that you buy (and sell) Thanks billysport. I called my insurer (Hiscox) but they don't cover this.
if you have art insurance for works at home , check policy as some cover works in transit that you buy (and sell) Thanks billysport. I called my insurer (Hiscox) but they don't cover this.
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charliec2701
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by charliec2701 on Nov 26, 2020 13:31:07 GMT 1, I need some advice on art transit insurance. I have bought a piece of art from the US and need it shipped to the UK. I have contacted an art shipping company to do the shipping and packing but their insurance excess is the same as the price of the art, so they have recommended I find transit insurance from someone else. Any ideas who does this?
If you use a reputable shipping company they should have options for various companies. Iโve previously paid insurance at roughly 2% of artwork value if memory serves correct with no excess.
I need some advice on art transit insurance. I have bought a piece of art from the US and need it shipped to the UK. I have contacted an art shipping company to do the shipping and packing but their insurance excess is the same as the price of the art, so they have recommended I find transit insurance from someone else. Any ideas who does this? If you use a reputable shipping company they should have options for various companies. Iโve previously paid insurance at roughly 2% of artwork value if memory serves correct with no excess.
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Shipping Art โข UK, USA, Asia, Europe, Australia, by Horatio Nelson on Nov 26, 2020 15:27:50 GMT 1, Not quite the same, but I recently bought something quite valuable from a London gallery. They had offered to send it straight to framers and I would later collect from framers.
Maybe double check with your home insurance provider. I called my insurers (Hiscox) to add the item to the home contents policy and queries if/when it would be insured, noting that whilst I had paid and the item was legally mine, it was not then at my home address. In the end, their underwriter agreed to cover the item from the point of sale. Their logic was that if I had gone to collect the item myself, bring it home and then taking for framing, this probably carried greater risk than the professionals doing it.
Not quite the same, but I recently bought something quite valuable from a London gallery. They had offered to send it straight to framers and I would later collect from framers.
Maybe double check with your home insurance provider. I called my insurers (Hiscox) to add the item to the home contents policy and queries if/when it would be insured, noting that whilst I had paid and the item was legally mine, it was not then at my home address. In the end, their underwriter agreed to cover the item from the point of sale. Their logic was that if I had gone to collect the item myself, bring it home and then taking for framing, this probably carried greater risk than the professionals doing it.
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