Sentence examples for a consignor from inspiring English sources

Sotheby's had given Mr. Manilow a guarantee, an undisclosed minimum price pledged to a consignor regardless of a sale's outcome.

But to obtain them, the auction house had promised sellers a guarantee, an undisclosed price promised to a consignor regardless of the sale's outcome.

Christie's had given the seller, Ralph Burnett, a Minnesota collector, a guarantee, an undisclosed minimum price pledged to a consignor regardless of the sale's outcome.

As it did last spring, Phillips has given most of its sellers either substantial guarantees -- an undisclosed sum promised to a consignor regardless of a sale's outcome -- or other financial incentives to get their business.

Now, with the deep pockets and competitive instincts of its chairman, Bernard Arnault, officials at Phillips have been offering sellers huge guarantees -- an undisclosed sum promised to a consignor regardless of the sale's outcome -- in order to put together an auction on a par with Sotheby's and Christie's.

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Another work at Sotheby's from a different consignor is more familiar to the art-going public: a Picasso that the house is selling on Nov. 5, with hopes of its being the sale of the week.

A bankrupt consignor can attract bargain hunters drawn to "blood in the water," said Colin Stair, the auction house's president.

The main seller was Charles Saatchi, the British advertising magnate and collector, who has been a large consignor at auction over the years.

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These third parties organize, manage, and bill the whole door-to-door transit for an individual consignor.