Frequently Asked Questions

Both: they can be carefully browsed through, as well as displayed as genuine works of art.

Yes, each Antiquus facsimile is numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, called a "colophon." It contains the following information: title of the work, owner, print run, work number, date, followed by the stamp and signature of the owner (usually a public library), and the stamp and signature of the publisher.

Orders are prepared with the utmost care right from the start, but if you'd like to make any changes, please contact us promptly: we'll do our best to accommodate your request.

It is possible to choose the number of the work if still available.

Absolutely yes. The Antiquus VIP Delivery is designed to be shared with whomever you wish: family members, friends, or art and culture enthusiasts. Our expert will be delighted to tell the story of the manuscript and show the particularities of the work to multiple people, creating a convivial and fascinating moment where culture transforms into a living experience.

Yes, payment by bank transfer is possible and recommended for VIP Delivery. In this case, the balance must be paid before the appointment, and delivery will only take place after the payment has been cleared. Alternatively, you can arrange personalized methods with our consultant. Antiquus always guarantees maximum security and transparency in payment transactions.

Discount codes cannot be combined, but you can choose the one that best suits you.

 

It is not mandatory. You can also purchase as a guest, but having an account allows you to better manage orders and preferences.

Yes, we offer support in both languages. Antiquus is an Italian project with international reach.

 

To best experience the Antiquus VIP Delivery, we recommend setting up a stable table in a quiet and well-lit space. Our representative will bring everything necessary for the manuscript presentation: cotton gloves, consultation tools, and supporting materials for viewing the work. No equipment is required on your part, only curiosity and the desire to admire a masterpiece up close.