consignor

However, the consignor will not be paid until the items are sold.

The consignor is a private collector who has not been identified.

It is also important here to take the position of drivers and consignors into account.

The auction drew the country's most and least desperate consignors.

"Consignors are worried about liability, so now we're into attorney questions."

The objects for sale come from dealers and individual consignors.

By the time she left about a decade later the number had dwindled to four or five consignors.

Consignors of the most prestigious merchandise often pay no commission at all.

The consignor put estimates on the paintings for the sale, he said.

Consignor often insist that his participation is written into the contract.

There were also doubts that the Swiss consignors had clear title.

Enter the full name and address of the consignor.

The consignor can then cancel the movement or change the intended destination.

The reason: private consignors who don't have to sell are, for the most part, holding on to their art until prices go up.

Christie's will not reveal the name, vocation or country of the consignor.

Consignors provided quality handmade items to be sold in the shop.

The description should be acceptable to the consignor and consignee.

When she began in 1989, she would meet with 20 prospective consignors twice a week.

Their consignors paid fees that are funding the race.

Its is assigned by the consignor, and should be sequentially allocated.

A consignor brings their second-hand items in to be reviewed.

A consignor is the party that sends the goods.

The consignor said she and her husband were not so interested in makers' names or provenance.

Bulk export allowing one declaration to include up to 99 separate consignors.

From December, consignors may wish to become a known consignor.