"consignor for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when discussing the person or entity who is responsible for sending goods or merchandise to a recipient. Example: The consignor for the delivery of the goods will be responsible for ensuring they arrive in good condition.
Apart from proving receipt of the goods to be shipped, the bill of lading incorporates the terms of the contract concluded between the carrier and the consignor for the transportation of the goods to the port of destination.
Four months later, SCP sold it to the present consignor for a healthy, undisclosed profit.
The consignor for the manuscript being auctioned at Sotheby's remains anonymous, but the auction house has traced its provenance to Mike Appel, Springsteen's manager at the time he wrote the song, who sold it to a collector, who sold it to the most recent owner.
The consignor for the manuscript being auctioned at Sotheby's remains anonymous, but the auction house has traced its provenance to Mike Appel, Springsteen's manager at the time he wrote the song, who sold it to a collector, who sold it to the current owner.
Nineteen of the objects, including six that several tribes had asked to be removed from the auction block, were withdrawn by the auction house or the consignors for legal reasons.
In 2010, the Indiana Auctioneer Commission stripped him of his auction license after complaints that he had not paid consignors for sales; at the time, Mr. Kruse countered that buyers had not paid him.
Decide how much you want to charge your consignors for selling their items.
The FBI had meanwhile received no request from the consignee or the consignor of the films for their return, but the agents had been told by employees of L'Eggs Products, Inc., that inquiries had been made as to their whereabouts.
Duncan Taylor, whose family's Kentucky firm, Taylor Made, is one of the industry's leading consignors of horses for sale, said he felt the market was depressed this year "mostly at the very top end".
When this wicked piece of Potter memorabilia resurfaced in 2009, it was rather quietly for sale on eBay, where the top bidder (and current consignor) nabbed it for £19,555 ($29,117).
As the art market continues to spiral upward, the consignors are, for the most part, familiar names in the art world.
