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They have been consigned for sale by a local private vendor who inherited them from a relative.
About 20 of the remaining objects have been consigned for a Dec. 6 auction at Kestenbaum & Company in Manhattan.
The contents of the Barbier-Mueller Museum of Pre-Columbian Pre-Columbian Artcupied a 15th-century palace near a Picasso museum since 1997 until it closed, have been consigned for a March auction at Sotheby's in Paris.
The library holdings of about 40,000 books, marked here and there with Redemptorist stamps and priests' marginal notations, have been consigned for a series of sales that starts April 4 at Freeman's auction house in Philadelphia.
In the interests of promoting balanced judgment, Between the Lines has secured access to the dodgy Pirates! trailer that was supposed to have been consigned for ever to Davy Jones's locker.
The Duesenberg has subsequently come forward, having been consigned for auction on Friday at Hershey, Pa., as part of a week of collector car activities planned there.
If sad, the calamity of Brian's death -- he was found dead of pneumonia in the undersized crib to which he had been consigned for days -- was not entirely unpredictable, for the home he had been placed in, the agency either knew or should have known, was hardly appropriate.
New facts about the Norton Simon's prized piece and the nearly identical figure that had landed at Sotheby's in New York began to emerge publicly about two years ago in court filings surrounding the Sotheby's statue, which had been consigned for auction by a Belgian collector's widow.
Anticipation, though, is tempered with apprehension because bottom-drawer works often turn out to have been consigned there for a reason.
The conventions apply whenever goods have been consigned under a through consignment note for carriage over the territories of at least two of the contracting states and on certain specified lines.
I have been consigned to this place not for anything I did on the diamond but for some of my off-the-field antics, as detailed in such books as 'Ball Four,' by Jim Bouton, and Billy Martin's 'Number 1.' If those books had not been written, my sins probably would have escaped notice — but, hey, I'm not complaining.
