The works on peterklashorst.com are sold by Stichting Spui Art, Solebaystraat 6H, 1055 ZR Amsterdam, the Netherlands (Chamber of Commerce no. 61179140). This page explains how payment works and which information we ask for with larger purchases.
Why we do this
Sellers of works of art fall under the Dutch Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Act (Wwft) when a sale amounts to € 10,000 or more (article 1a(4)(k) Wwft). We are then legally required to carry out customer due diligence before the sale is completed (articles 3 and 4 Wwft). This applies to every buyer.
Purchases up to € 10,000
- You pay online through our payment provider Mollie.
- We record your name, address, e-mail address and payment details.
- The buyer’s name, the payer’s name and the delivery address must match. If they do not, we will contact you before delivery.
Purchases of € 10,000 or more
This also applies when several purchases within twelve months together amount to € 10,000 or more.
- Payment is possible by bank transfer only, from an account in the buyer’s name.
- Your order is placed on hold. We will contact you within two working days.
- We ask for a copy of a valid passport, identity card or driving licence (you may cover your citizen service number); if you buy on behalf of a company or foundation, a recent trade register extract and the details of the ultimate beneficial owner(s); and the purpose of the purchase and, where necessary, information on the source of funds.
- We check whether the buyer or the beneficial owner is a politically exposed person or appears on a national or European sanctions list.
- We accept payment and deliver the work only after due diligence has been completed. If it cannot be completed, we cancel the order and return any amount received to the account it came from.
Cash payment on request
Cash payment is possible only on request and by appointment, for example when collecting a work in Amsterdam. The cash amount is limited to € 2,999.99 per purchase, including linked purchases. Since 1 January 2026, traders in goods may not accept cash payments of € 3,000 or more (article 1f Wwft), and splitting a purchase into smaller cash amounts is not allowed. To request cash payment, please use the contact form or call us.
Payment by third parties
We only accept payments from the buyer. Payments by a third party, or from an account that is not in the buyer’s name, will be refunded.
When we do not process an order
We may refuse or cancel an order when:
- the requested information or documents are not provided;
- the ultimate beneficial owner cannot be identified;
- the buyer, the payer or the beneficial owner appears on a sanctions list;
- cash payment of € 3,000 or more, or payment by a third party, is requested;
- we are asked for a lower invoice value, split invoices or delivery to an address unconnected with the buyer.
We are legally required to report unusual transactions to FIU-the Netherlands (article 16 Wwft).
Provenance of the works
For every work we record its provenance: the maker, the date of acquisition, from whom it was obtained and any previous owners. We only accept works from third parties for sale when ownership and provenance have been demonstrated. We do not trade in archaeological objects or other cultural goods from conflict areas.
Your data
Information received for customer due diligence is used only to comply with the Wwft and is kept for five years after the transaction, as required by law (article 33 Wwft). See our privacy policy.
Questions
Please use the contact form or call +31 6 38 66 45 11.