No shipping...
That's it then isn't it?
Thought same but also remember there isn't any packing/crating offered either. Suppose one could ask but don't think auctioneers want to go down that route.
Shipping might not be horrible if could line up something reliable, trustworthy and reasonable in terms of price. But again this agent would have to go into place, pack up and remove things.
Without a detailed invoice of what exactly was purchased (contents of shelf or room doesn't cut it), you have no way of knowing what is supposed to arrive. More to point no idea of how much total order weighs, number of containers and their sizes, etc....
Most auction places will allow buyer's agent to collect, but either spelled out in terms of service, and or by separate signed waiver auction house and or its agents aren't responsible for anything. They will release whatever lot or lots have been won, but what happens after things leave their premises is totally between buyer's agent and themselves.
So if one wins say room of agitators, and many arrive damaged, things are missing, etc... that would be buyer's tough luck.
This is one of those sort of vintage appliance things that one is better off doing in person, at least collection part. As with distant estate sales and other sort of sales with lots of goodies, logistics of this sale just don't work out for many of us...
