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      Freeman's Auction

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      45 School St, Boston, MA 02108

      617-367-3400

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      William M.

      09/09/15

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      I have done business with Freeman's for over 15 years. Freeman's got back to me immediately when I wanted to sell my book collection, whereas a local and large auction house in Massachusetts never got back to me at all. And the sale was very successful. Whenever I have purchased an item: painting or Asian piece, it has arrived in exactly the condition described, even after I checked with them on the item's condition. Totally honest. I found no snobs at Freeman's, and the Boston office helped me to consign some of my art: paintings and drawings. They were realistic as to value, and if Freeman's has been in business since 1805, then they must be doing something right. I might add that the Boston office helped to secure a large collection of paintings by W. P. Phelps which might have been sold in New England but did quite well in Philadelphia.

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      Mike D.

      10/04/11

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      BEWARE!!!!!! CUSTOMER SERVICE ...

      BEWARE!!!!!! CUSTOMER SERVICE NIGHTMARE!!!!!! Pompous egotistical snobs. Terrible experience with dishonest Freeman's Auctioneers mainly Kate Waterhouse and the big cheese himself, S. M. Freeman.



      Do not consign with them and definately do not buy from them. Don't say I didn't warn you.



      They are not even from Boston, they are from Philadelphia.

      claimed iconBusiness Response08/22/2012

      I'm sorry you felt you had a bad experience with Freeman's. If you'd like to contact me at the Boston office directly, I'd like to address whatever problems you may have had. Yes we are from Philadelphia, where we have been conducting auctions since 1805. Like every other major auction house in the nation we strive to serve as many metropolitan areas as possible.

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      Auctioneer & Appraisers Since 1805

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      Since 1805, Samuel T. Freeman & Co has upheld an exemplary role as Philadelphia's leading Appraisers and Auctioneers. Freeman's has a unique history, preserving its family business and traditions for over 200 years, and is changing with the times to maintain its position in today's thriving art market. Located on Chestnut Street in the heart of the 5th largest city in America, Freeman's offers over 30 in-house auctions a year in sale categories including: * American Furniture * Decorative & Folk Art * English & Continental Furniture & Decorative Arts * Asian Arts * Fine American & European Paintings * Modern and Contemporary Art * Rare Books * Fine Prints * Oriental Rugs * Fine Jewelry & Silver * 20th / 21st Century Design Freeman's sales specialists provide expertise and detailed understanding of the current markets along with professional accuracy and advice to our clients. In addition, Freeman's Trusts & Estates department handles various services to facilitate any full estate sale, and a willingness to work at the client's discretion. The auction house's recent formation of a marketing alliance with Scotland's Lyon and Turnbull in 2000, has allowed Freeman's to expand into the overseas European market. This alliance has enhanced Freeman's capability to maximize the sale potential in an international market, while maintaining the company's unique standard of one on one client service. Today, the Auction house is furthering their growth with a greater concentration in specialized departments. As a leading regional auction house, Freeman's is progressing forward with the expanding global market, and is looking to the future to provide services which Freeman's clients require and deserve. About us: Freeman's has over a 200 year history as auctioneers and appraisers in the city of Philadelphia and continues to sell fine art, antiques, silver, jewelry, rugs and books. How to buy at Freeman's: Freeman's offers live, absentee, internet & phone bidding for all of its sales. To learn more about how register for a sale and buy at a Freeman's feel free to learn more about our buying options. How to sell at Freeman's: Freeman's provides selling services for fine art, antiques, jewelry and books. Please feel free to contact one of our specialist departments view, or learn more about the selling process at freeman's. Sale Schedule: Freeman's conducts 25 fine sales each year. Please visit our upcoming sales schedule to learn more. and view on line our items.
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      Freeman's Auctioneers only carry top quality fine art and other antiques from the best painters and designers., estates
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