Sentences with word «consignor»

The anonymous consignor of Jean - Michel Basquiat's Red Skull, 1982, has announced after - tax proceeds from sale of $ 21.5 million will be donated to a non-profit to fund charter schools in New Jersey and Miami, according to ArtNews.

Most sales are staffed by consignors, who work both to earn a greater percentage of their sales and to shop even earlier.

For consignors that would mean selling without a guarantee represents a greater gain.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau which keeps tabs on the industry reported a 67 % increase in the percentage of loans filed with consignors since 2008.

The spooked consignors who pulled their Warhol and Bacon works just before the sale might have proved the lucky charm the event needed.

Private art sales, a more discreet and cost - efficient alternative to auctions, are becoming increasingly important as consignors grow reluctant to offer works publicly in a down market.

Because consignors set their own prices at seasonal consignment sales, some of the deals are too good to miss.

Take GREAT care of your items and sell them Most seasonal sales allow consignors to earn between 65 — 75 % of their sales.

We offer approved consignments of quality equipment with minimal consignor costs, determined by quantity of assets and space allocation.

The biggest / best day ever in Slowre history, thanks to my amazing consignors, and equally amazing customers It was full of new arrivals and packing up shipments for mailing.

Based on their most recent consignor terms, I'll be making 50 % of the sale price of items with a resale price of $ 200 or less, and 55 % of items priced between $ 201 and $ 1500.

A man from Denmark bought the car in 2010 and is the current consignor, the Ferrari showing under 37,000 km (22,990 miles) from new.

TheRealReal, for example, teamed up with Neiman Marcus, allowing first - time consignors to get a $ 50 gift card to the store.

It had last been offered at auction at Christie's London in March 1990 — where the present consignor had acquired it — for a hammer price of # 150,000 ($ 244,050).

Still, the decline in inventory because of hesitance on the part of consignors made for a smaller auction, despite Sotheby's numerous guarantees of minimum prices to sellers.

The exhibition, consigned by the de Kooning Foundation and organized by John Elderfield, a consultant for Gagosian and the Museum of Modern Art's chief curator emeritus of painting and sculpture, will, of course, coincide with the Post War and Modern Art auctions in New York this coming November 12 and 13, where other de Kooning works are likely to be offered by private consignors for a public auction.

«Pre-recession consignors hoped to get higher than fair - market prices for their art.

Post-recession consignors were hoping to liquidate for fast cash.

HO2 is a specialized online auction platform dedicated to the sale of artworks from single consignor corporate collections.

Clearly consignors were willing to lower reserve prices because many lots sold below the low estimate.

The auction also includes works from other consignors by artists Margaret Burroughs, Sam Gilliam, Lois Mailou Jones, and Charles Sebree, among a few others.

The Wall Street Journal's coverage of the recently announced sale of works to benefit the Whitney Museum's new building construction that will take place during Sotheby's Evening sale of Contemporary art in May contains a little tension over expectations between consignor and auctioneer as well as between museum and artist:

With low overhead, and not a single guaranteed lot flopping on the block, there's a chance that this modest sale actually proved successful — even if a third of the night's consignors failed to see their work find a new home.

Working with all the UK's major consignors of radioactive waste, covering just about all the UK's public nuclear sites and for many years worked for UK Nirex Limited.

«We offer consignors a way to get a return on what they originally paid for their designer items, effortlessly and lucratively.

Consulted and advised consignors and buyers on viable solutions to the questions on values, training, breeding associated with thoroughbred racing.

Seeking an express clerk position at «First Flight» to help consignor and consignee send and receive express consignments in right order, quantity, and in time.

Tracking consignor inventory of over 2,500 items each month and ensured timely sale of auction items

Many of the auctioneers this season have attributed the spotty performance so far this season to «competitive pressures» and high estimates, presumably generated by consignor's high expectations based on strong prices over the past two seasons.

Baer doesn't give an answer but it may be because consignors are willing to take on more risk in exchange for a greater upside participation.

Shop as early as you possibly can If you're thinking of selling, most seasonal sales allow consignors to shop before the sale opens to the public.

Consignors of 40 lots in yesterday's auction were guaranteed an undisclosed minimum price regardless of whether the work sells and in many instances Christie's found a third - party to finance the guarantee.

It flagged those rugs that came in on consignment and generated a check for the consignor when the rugs were sold.

Consignment is a business arrangement in which a business, also referred to as a consignee, agrees to pay a seller, or consignor, for merchandise after the item sells.

With Blue Owl, our consignors bring in their children's gently used clothing and toys which we inspect three times over, photograph, and list onto our website.

And keep you eye on future dates; consignors, volunteers, and first time parents get special shopping windows.

The March consignment period has passed, but the event - with over 400 consignors - is open to the public tomorrow through Saturday.

You can become a consignor or donate your gently used kids items to this seasonal consignment sale that sells everything from strollers to clothes to everything in between.

If you're not a consignor, many sales owners will barter with you for early shopping.

«Producers, consignors, packers, and retailers alike want to improve animal treatment during transportation.»

«So, you need to work out the commission, what you're going to pay each consignor, you need to understand the literacy of all of the language that's involved, then we need to be able to calculate turnover and profit, and also how we're going to spend our profit.

Bonhams» Greisen feels sufficient to say the consignor will be expecting a result in excess of $ 5,000,000 when the Tour de France crosses the auction block in Monterey, California at the Quail Lodge sale on August 18, 2017.

That result was a little short of a near $ 3 million low estimate, but the consignor decided to cut it loose anyhow.

In 2003 the car changed hands and since 2013 has been owned by the consignor, undergoing a restoration by UK - based Group C specialists Speedsport.

The failure of the artist to comply with these requirements can enable the gallery's creditor to seize the artwork under a security interest that takes precedence over the ownership interest of the artist or consignor.

(Rumors floated after the initial yanking of the work that the consignor was art adviser Kimberly Chang, and that Grotjahn made the small work for her — hence the giant «K» in the bottom right corner.)