Sentence examples for consigned from from inspiring English sources

Both were also consigned from the Chatsworth collection.

Resounding failure struck down one of the two magnificent Flemish manuscripts consigned from the legendary Chatsworth collection.

Christie's noted that it was consigned from Ashiya, Japan, and had entered the Japanese collection before World War II.

Recorded in the 19th century but never seen in public, "The Meeting of Odysseus and Nausicaa" consigned from a Scottish collection was virtually unknown.

A Yuan period six-lobed footed dish covered in blue and purplish glaze consigned from a collection in Portland, Oregon, is marred inside by flakes.

On Nov. 9, François Lafon, assisted by the experts Viviane Esders and Roch de Coligny, conducted a sale of rare photography consigned from outside the European Union.

Once consignors show that an art dealership is generally known to be substantially selling in consigned work, courts should exempt consigned artwork from the bankruptcy estate.

The Vogue editor Hamish Bowles, for example, consigned items from the estate of his friend Peter Kent, the guru of store design.

In the White Glove program, Viyet will remove all consigned items from the home and sell them online, starting at a cost of $250 for the first piece, and $1 per cubic foot of storage.

Some of it is purchased on special orders from customers, consigned to the branches, taken from the steamship or railroad terminal to the branches for checking, and then taken to the customer's place of business.

Those who are consigned to watch from the sidelines generally take the visits in stride, said Mr. Lash, the first selectman.