Someone who entrusts (one's goods) to the possession of a dealer to be sold for profit or returned if unsold

Anyone who has items he or she would like to have sold on their behalf at auction can become a consigner.

The legal position or status of an owner, considered with respect to property owned in land or other things.

Complete this form, include a list (doesnt have to be complete) of the items to consign to Henderson Auction Gallery. Our auctioneer Steve Brigandi will contact you within 24 hours to discuss your consignment items

Typically once the consigner contract has been signed, your items will be in the next auction unless otherwise specified in the contract.
Some consigners have a large quantity of items, such as estate sales, and it may take more than one auction to sell all the consigners items. If an estate is large enough the entire auction can be dedicated to that estate. See our current auctions.

We have a couple methods available to receive consigned items:

The consigner can drop off your items at the gallery

We can pick up the consigners items

We can sell the items right where they sit (an onsite auction)

Each consigner is unique. Any percentages, fees or other charges to Henderson Auction Gallery is determined at the time the contract is drawn up.

Things to consider when desiding to become a Henderson Auction Consigner:

Dropping off consigner items will guarantee the highest possible return for the consigner

Having Henderson Auction Gallery pick up consigner items is very convient but this convience
will come at a price. Please discuss this issue with the auctioneer.

Having an onsite auction is the most profitable for the consigner. It is a proven fact that onsite
auctions draw a bigger crowd and gets higher amounts for the items vs. having an auction at the gallery.
Also, the buyer is responsible for removing their purchased items eliminating the consigner and Henderson Auction Gallery from moving those items.