lost and found

or lost-and-found 

noun

1. a room in a public place for items left behind and from which the owners may retrieve them.

Example Sentences

Her absence became a punchline at the 2016 Emmy Awards when host Jimmy Kimmel swiped her supporting actress trophy, saying they wouldn’t mail it but that she could get it at the lost and found.

From Los Angeles Times

Writing via the Masterpiece PBS Twitter account, Smith said: “I was very astonished and pleased to win the award. I feel the Emmys has been overly generous to me. If Mr. Kimmel could please direct me to the lost and found office I will try and be on the next flight.”

From Los Angeles Times

“The play was ‘Lost and Found’ by John Pollono, and after I read it in one sitting I picked up the phone and said, ‘I’d love to direct your play. You’re an exciting young talent.’

From Los Angeles Times

That night, she said, she took photos and uploaded them to the Facebook account for Roseville Lost and Found Pets.

From Los Angeles Times

The unnamed man got lost and found himself without phone signal after being left by colleagues who went ahead without him, the Chaffee County Search and Rescue team said.

From BBC