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20th Century 5 is our 5th annual online auction of design and decorative arts, to benefit cancer research. A portion of every winning bid in this sale will be donated to the cause. As well, every item sold will help generate vital funding for promoting educational materials on prevention, and help fund emotional support programs for those living with cancer during all phases of their illness, from diagnosis through treatment and surgery, and well into recovery.
Held in support of the Canadian Cancer Society; letter of consent, contacts, and additional details at the end of this listing.
The complete catalog :
 (see our about me page click here.)
This holiday season, help make cancer history.
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JEAN PROUVE
The Standard Chair
Ateliers Jean Prouve
France, 1950s
A seminal work by Prouve, utilizing
large and angular rear legs of folded
steel, designed to bear the weight of
the user, passing the strain to the floor.
Also, the waterfall front edge of the
molded plywood seat was designed to
promote proper blood circulation to the
user's legs.
An icon of France's Modern Movement,
by the champion of the constructivist
style.
Displays impressively. The heavy wear from age and use only adds to its industrial aesthetic.
Approximately 31.5 H x 16 W x 18.5 D.
Before bidding, please read the full condition report, shipping, and payment terms provided at the end of this listing.
A portion of the proceeds of this sale will be donated to support cancer research and emotional support programs for those living with the disease. This is one of 115 items to be offered this week, all for a great cause. All lisings will end Dec. 8th. To learn more, see our "ABOUT" page.
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Help make cancer history. Check our eBay store for this American Apparel Eames Rocker T, sold in support of cancer research. Some GREAT items are coming this week, see our "About" page to learn more about this sale.
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Condition report*:
Considerable traces of wear from age and use. Heavy wear, impressions, and scratches to wood seat surfaces. Heavy wear, scratches, and pitting to paint finish, with scattered areas of corrosion to metal. This chair was likely repainted a few times over the years. One of the spanner nuts on the seat has heavy wear to its surface. 2 of the spanner nuts, one on the seat and the other on the backrest, were at some time crudely modified to accept flathead screwdriver.
Displays impressively. Overall good condition.
*Items offered for sale are vintage and pre-owned (unless otherwise indicated). Because of the vintage nature of our items, varying levels of wear from age and use is expected and accepted. Clients are responsible for satisfying themselves concerning condition, and are welcome to ask additional specific questions about the item, request additional photos, or request an appointment for inspection; prior to bidding. Visual inspection is welcome and encouraged (by appointment please). While all effort is given to describe this and all property to the best of our ability, this should still be strictly regarded as AN OPINION ONLY, with no warranty given nor implied against error or omission. This and all property is sold as-found, as-is, final sale.
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Shipping:
Previously we had teamed up with the UPS Store for packing and arranging shipping. Many potential bidders have indicated they found the UPS Store's service fees and packing charges to be too expensive, discouraging them from bidding. So this year, we have decided to undertake the packing and shipping of all the items ourselves, in-house.
Your patience is appreciated, as we are just a 2-person team. Packing and organizing worldwide shipping for all 115 items in this sale will take some time, particularly large furniture that requires wood crating and special freight coordination. Wood crates will still be built by a third-party woodcrafter, but we will be packing and handling the crates ourselves.
Pick-up is welcome and appreciated. Clients wishing to arrange their own shipping are also welcome and appreciated.
A) Concerning shipping estimates during the auction:
Shipping estimates provided during the auction are estimates only (i.e. "ballpark" figures). The actual packed weight and dimensions are not known until the item is packed.
B) Concerning smaller furniture and small items:
For Canada and the US, items will be shipped by either CanadaPost, UPS, or FedEx; depending on the nature of the item. For US FedEx shipments, clients will be asked to set up a free customs broker account with Fed-Ex Trade Networks, to clear the item through customs.
For International clients, we normally ship by CanadaPost. We will ship by UPS or FedEx if requested.
C) Concerning medium to large furniture, or fragile items requiring wood crating:
For Canada and the US, we can arrange for either "door-to-door" or "door-to-depot" depending on the carrier. The freight shippers we use are Fed-Ex Freight and Yellow Transport. US clients will be asked to set up a free customs broker account with Fed-Ex Trade Networks, to clear the item through customs.
For International clients, we will ship by BAX Global, service is to the nearest major airport.
D) Insurance:
Insurance is optional, offered at a rate of 1% of the purchase price.
E) Customs entry fees:
Please contact your regional tax authority to for information regarding any Customs Entry Fees that may be applicable in your region. We are unable to provide this information. If you are in the US, call 1-800-pick-UPS, or 1-800-Go-FedEx.
The declared value of shipment will be honestly disclosed on all customs documents as the final purchase price.
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Payment options:
1. Wire Transfer (IBAN/SWIFT).
2. PayPal (for all major credit cards).
3. International money order, on the condition it is mailed with a tracking service.
For Canadian clients, 5% GST will be applied at time of payment (GST Reg. no. 878172402 RT0001). In Manitoba, add PST as well.
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This listing is in strict adherence to the eBay Canada Charity Fundraising Listing Policy (click here to review).
Below is a scanned copy of the letter of written consent from the benefiting charity : the Canadian Cancer Society
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All intellectual content including but not limited to photograhy, text, and layout; is protected by international copyright law. Modern love, modern love design, and the "hearts" logo are registered trademarks 2002-2007.
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