consignmentshop

noun
UK /kənˈsaɪnmənt ʃɒp/
US /kənˈsaɪnmənt ʃɑːp/

A store where people bring things they no longer want so the store can sell them for them.

She found a beautiful old lamp at the consignmentshop downtown.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A retail business that sells goods on behalf of their owners and pays them after the sale.

The consignmentshop keeps a small percentage of each sale as its fee.

3. A place to buy gently used clothing and furniture at lower prices.

Families on a budget often shop at a consignmentshop for kids' clothes.

4. A shop specializing in pre-owned luxury or designer items.

That consignmentshop carries designer handbags at half the original price.