We can arrange timed deliveries for: Weekdays: Timed deliveries / Saturday & Sunday deliveries We will not be held liable for any consequential loss caused by late or failed deliveries. Please therefore ensure that you have given us the correct mobile number and email address.Ĭouriers are extremely busy during Christmas and the sales, so please allow extra time. On the morning of delivery, at around 07:30, you will receive a further email or text giving you a 1-hour delivery time slot. If you opt for a courier delivery, you will receive an email or text on the day we despatch your order, informing you that it is enroute. If we can't supply your goods within 30 days from the date of order, we will inform you immediately and let you know the expected delivery date. Please call us for time-critical orders, so we can process the order as a matter of urgency and confirm the delivery schedule.Īll goods are subject to availability. Orders to the Highlands, Islands and Out of Area may be a two-day delivery and overseas will be longer.placed after 3pm on a Friday or at a weekend or on a Bank Holiday will be processed on the next working day.placed after 3pm Monday to Thursday will be processed the next day.If you order before 3pm Monday to Friday we will try to send it out that day, for next working day delivery. We pride ourselves on our excellent service and aim to despatch all orders promptly. The episode ends with a brief documentary (narrated by Ziegler) on the history of Strupo, a foul-smelling, hallucinogenic, highly addictive alcoholic beverage brewed on Isla Verde.Coronavirus latest: We are still open for business! Please click here for our full statement on our operations. Homer pays him to create three new paintings: a family portrait for the Van Houtens, a new sailboat picture for the Simpsons' living room, and a garish picture of a jukebox for Homer. Although Lisa objects to Ziegler's practices, he convinces her that his forgeries have brought pleasure to the people who see them. This man is Klaus Ziegler, an art forger who created the painting he has fooled art galleries around the world by flawlessly imitating other painters' techniques. The café owner confirms that she sold the painting to Kirk, but as Homer starts to celebrate, one of the customers interrupts. Homer and Lisa travel to the café at which Kirk made the purchase in order to corroborate Kirk's account and the legality of Homer's purchase. Kirk tells Homer that he bought the painting on the island of Isla Verde, home to an artists' community. The auction is suspended until its ownership can be established. The Van Houtens publicly shame the Simpsons for their secrecy, prompting a town-wide division of opinion.Īs the auction begins, Dawn, a former lover of Kirk's, arrives and claims that he took the painting from her. Milhouse eavesdrops on the conversation from Bart's treehouse and tells his parents. Marge wants to share the sale proceeds with the Van Houtens, but Homer disagrees, saying that the Simpsons should look after their own financial security first and keep the sale a secret from the Van Houtens. An art appraiser estimates that it could bring between $80,000 and $100,000 at auction. Marge removes the frame and finds that the painting bears the signature of Johan Oldenveldt, an artist of some renown. After Lisa's new pet guinea pig destroys the Simpsons' living room art, Marge falls in love with a beautiful painting at the Van Houtens' yard sale, which Homer purchases for $20.
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