Product details
Le Pin: identity, condition and appraisal details
The opening photographs for Le Pin should answer two points: the wooden case and the back label. Use the item-specific product identity as the identity check, and keep the provenance material, the closure and the bottle base with the same item.
Marks to compare on the wine
- Product: Le Pin
- Category: wine
- Key details: the producer, appellation, vintage, bottle size and bottle-base markings
On Le Pin, make the producer, appellation, vintage, bottle size and bottle-base markings readable in one photo sequence and leave an uncertain detail undescribed until a closer view is available.
Views to include with the wine
For Le Pin, pair a complete view with the front and back labels, fill level, closure, bottle base, vintage marking, original wooden case and accessories; this keeps each close-up traceable to the correct item and packaging.
Describe the fill level, closure, labels, signs of seepage and condition of the original wooden case separately for Le Pin; include wear, damage, repairs and missing parts exactly as they appear, without cleaning or concealment.
Condition and accessories for the wine
Between photography and handover, keep the bottle in its current stable position, away from heat and direct light, and avoid sudden temperature changes or unnecessary movement; do not disturb the capsule, cork or closure; do not clean the label or separate the bottle from its original case; retain the same arrangement for the next review.
With Le Pin, keep each bottle, wooden case, divider, tissue, receipt and provenance document together; match every bottle to its case position before handover; show the complete group once before photographing each accessory.
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To begin a photo appraisal for Le Pin, send clear photos on WhatsApp to 9453 0784, or call 9453 0784; also state the quantity, location and packaging included with Le Pin.
After photographing the producer, appellation, vintage, bottle size and bottle-base markings on Le Pin, keep the item stable and retain the packaging in the same group for any follow-up view.