Free printable consignment receipt

One sheet to hand the consignor when the goods arrive: who they are, what came in, in what condition, and on what terms. Print it blank and fill it in by hand, or adapt the layout.

How to use it

Print it, fill in the consignor and the goods at the door, and have both sides sign. The reference you write at the top is the one to keep against every lot that came in on this consignment.

A starting layout, not legal text. The blanks are yours to fill. Lotdesk does not write terms, consents or declarations, and nothing on this page is a legal claim; where the form has room for the house's own terms, they are the house's, written or checked by its own counsel.

Or use the browser's own print command. The page is laid out to print on one sheet of paper; everything above and below the sheet stays off the paper.

Consignment receipt

HouseReceipt no.Date received

Consignor

NameCompany, if anyAddress

PhoneEmail

Your consignment referenceConsignor code

Terms of this consignment

Commission (%)FeesSettled within (days)

Sale it is intended forAnything else agreed

The goods

Ref	Description	Condition on receipt	Low est.	High est.	Reserve	Photo

The house's own terms

Write here, or attach, the house's terms of consignment

Consignor's signatureDateReceived for the house byDate

A starting layout from Lotdesk, lotdesk.app. It is not a contract and not legal advice. Lotdesk writes no legal text: your own terms, and your own counsel, decide what goes on it.

Keep it in the book instead

Lotdesk keeps each consignor with their own code, commission and settlement terms, and puts the consignor on every lot they brought, so the receipt's reference follows the goods into the catalog. The first 25 lots are free.

Open a book — free for your first 25 lots Look at the sample sale first