Freemans auction house services clients in the buying and selling of fine art, antiques, jewelry. With International experience and comprehensive knowledge of market conditions, specialists at Freeman’s, America’s oldest auction house, work closely with consigners and collectors to offer unparalleled service in the sale and purchase of fine art, antiques, Jewelry, and books.
Freeman’s Boston heritage goes back to the 1920s, when we were among the first tenants of the new Boston Chamber of Commerce building. Our current office in Boston’s Old City Hall reaffirms our commitment to best serve our New England clients, providing a global connection for buying and selling fine art, jewelry and antiques. We provide world-class expertise, while remaining dedicated to the standard of one-on-one service.
Freeman’s Southeast is our regional office in the historic capital city of Richmond, Virginia. This location provides the area with a local connection to the global art market through auction and appraisal services as well as cultural events and community involvement. With a combined 30 years of auction house experience, the Freeman's Southeast staff provides the full gamut of auction services; from complimentary verbal estimates to written appraisals for all purposes including estate-planning, estate tax, charitable donations, gift tax and insurance.
With over 200 years of history in the Greater Philadelphia region, Freeman’s is proud to offer a Main Line consignment inquiry office and showroom gallery, conveniently located in Wayne’s Eagle Village Shopping center on Lancaster Avenue. The mission of Freeman’s luxury Main Line office is to make consigning, auction registration, and appointments a convenience for our valued clients in Montgomery, Chester, and New Castle counties.
Freeman's Los Angeles office provides auction services and expertise for buying and selling art, antiques, and jewelry to our West Coast clientele. We welcome the opportunity to assist new clients with questions about consigning or evaluating their fine art, antiques, and jewelry. Our regional representative, Michael Larsen, provides services to many states including California, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon and Washington and hosts specific events in a variety of cities such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Palm Springs.
Our Mid Atlantic Region is serviced by Matthew Wilcox, who provides a variety of auction and appraisal services including verbal auction valuations for single items or entire collections and formal written appraisals for estate-planning, estate tax, charitable donations, gift tax and insurance for the greater Washington D.C. area.
Expanding its reach into the international market, Freeman’s formed a marketing alliance with Scotland’s oldest action house, Lyon & Turnbull, in 2000. The connection boosts sales potential in the European market, while maintaining one of the company's core values: one-to-one client service. In addition, the auction house now releases a co-branded publication, International View magazine, with Lyon & Turnbull, highlighting recent auction successes and the stories behind objects that Freeman’s represents and sells.
Conveniently located at the St. James’ Palace end of the Pall Mall, Lyon & Turnbull's London office provides a base for our operations in the city and beyond. Our London team, including specialists in Fine Asian Works of Art and Fine Paintings, are on hand to assist with any queries regarding both our auction and valuation services.
Expanding its reach into the international market, Freeman’s formed a marketing alliance with Scotland’s oldest action house, Lyon & Turnbull, in 2000. The connection boosts sales potential in the European market, while maintaining one of the company's core values: one-to-one client service. In addition, the auction house now releases a co-branded publication, International View magazine, with Lyon & Turnbull, highlighting recent auction successes and the stories behind objects that Freeman’s represents and sells.
Lyon & Turnbull’s main saleroom and headquarters is conveniently located in Edinburgh’s New Town. The beating neoclassical heart of Lyon & Turnbull, the building was originally designed by Archibald Elliott in 1832, and then carefully restored under the watchful eye of directorial team in 1999. A stunning backdrop to a great range of auctions – from Contemporary Art to Fine Furniture – and often referred to as “the most beautiful saleroom in Britain.”
