FAKE OBJECT
"ENGLISH STERLING TAZZA 1817 PAUL STORR".
Sold lately by a seller in the USA but FAKE!!!!!!
In January 2025, i was the best bidder for an "english sterling tazza 1817 Paul Storr" sold .
For almost 2000 dollars!!I paid.
Problem: this seller here sold me a fake object!Sterling ok.But not of 1817 and not from Paul Storr!!!!
There is a very serious deception on the product!!
I asked for 3 expertises in Paris with Christie's Paris, Artcurial Paris and another auctio house in Paris.All experts said the same things: the tazza is not from Paul Storr and not of 1817!!!!Late 19 th century or 20th century.Dishonesty, trickery...
The seller don't want to recognize the facts and is in bad faith!
When you use the deception on the merchandise, you can call that: swindles, scam...!
There was not the weight: 673 grammes.
disneyshopper
Mentor1 year agoUnfortunately, ebay's Money Back Guarantee expires 30 days after receipt of the item. They can no longer help you. If you pay through Paypal, you can file a returns request through them for Not as Described, as they allow up to 180 days from date of transaction. As a last resort, file a charge back with your credit card issuer if that is how you paid.