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Paul Royka is a nationally
known fine art & antique author, appraiser & auctioneer
seen on TV.
ROYKA'S provides appraisal, auction, consignment &
gallery services for clients throughout New England &
the US.
email: paulroyka@roykas.com
978-660-5678

Private viewing area for viewing
artwork. Open by appointment.
Record Prices
International Clientele
Live broadcast of auctions
online / World-Wide Shipping
A few previous
sales:

Sold $241,500

Sold $54,000

Group posters
Sold $284,525

John Singleton Copley
(1738-1815)
oil on canvas
Museum acquisition
through ROYKA'S
Events:
June 8
Bellingham Senior Center
Bellingham, MA
Lecture/Appraisal Day
2-4pm
March 6, 2010
Appraisal Day
Fiske Public Library
Wrentham, MA, 10-2pm
Thank you to all who attended the
Fiske Library event! Over $1,000 raised in just 4
hours for the library!

Royka's information booth at the annual
conference of the
New England Museum
Association

Champagne reception at
Marblehead Arts Association for Royka's Exhibition of
Picasso's Imaginary Portraits

Appraisal event at Pilgrim Hall Museum, America's oldest
continuously operating museum

Paul Royka, Matthew Isenberg & Grant Romer at the George
Eastman House, Royka's sponsors the Daguerreian Society
Dinner

Trunk full of treasures, Wise Program, Assumption
College, Worcester, MA
A Few Testimonials:
"How can we thank
you for the wonderful appraisal day on Saturday! It was a
success in every way!"
- Friends of the Hazen Memorial Library
"What an educational and enjoyable day you provided our club
today!"
- Worcester Women's Club
"On behalf of the Evangelical
Church of Westboro, MA I would like to enthusiastically thank you
for the fundraising event at which you were featured at our Church
this Spring. The attendees unanimously rave about the
education they received and the interest that was generated by your
presentation. The proceeds exceeded $1,700 - an amount that
helps our Church greatly in extremely difficult financial times.
I do want to stress how struck we all were by the professionalism
and authenticity you brought to us and we hope to have you back next
year."
- Jim Brown, Board of Trustees
Evangelical Congregational Church
Click here for information
on conducting an Appraisal Day or Lecture Events
See a list of some the previous events hosted by Paul Royka
Click Here
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In the Gallery
Coming soon for exhibition &
catalog available now online:

Paintings featured in book
available through ROYKA'S
Accepting Consignments for the
Next Auction
Featuring:

Rare Marblehead Pottery Incised Decorated Vases signed
H.T.
Group of Marblehead Pottery just found in a Marblehead
estate!

Consignments wanted for upcoming sales
Contact Paul Royka
978-660-5678
paulroyka@roykas.com
Single items, collections or estates.
Servicing all of New England
Appraisal Day Saturday, June 26th, 10-2pm
to Benefit The
Hearthside House, Lincoln, R.I.

Thank you to all who attended raising over $2,000
for the museum in just 4 hours!
Featured Item for Sale

Rare Tiffany & Company,
late 19th century gold
basket weave bracelet in the form of a snake |
News
flash:
Royka's to
Exhibit at
Barn Star Productions
MID WEEK in Manchester, NH
Wednesday August 11th & Thursday August 12
2010Artist Estates in the Gallery:
Viewings by Appointment
Hyman Bloom
Anne Power Hardenbergh
Alfred James Tulk
Alex Minewski
Bernard Corey

Sea Creatures: Artwork of
Alex Minewski (1917-1979)
by Paul Royka, 62 pages

Bottle & Fruit,
oil on canvas, Anne Power Hardenbergh, 18 x 21 3/4
inches
See more artwork
click here

Final Gesture, oil
on canvas, Alfred J. Tulk, 58x68 inches
See more artwork
click here
Recent Publications:

New:
Hyman Bloom's Still Life Paintings: Amphora
Pottery in the Eye of a Modern Master
Click the image above to
view/order
the upcoming Hyman Bloom book online

Fireworks: New England
Art Pottery of the Arts & Crafts Movement by Paul
Royka, hardcover, 208 pages

Mission Furniture From the American Arts & Crafts
Movement by Paul Royka, hardcover, 208 pages

Paintings of Anne Power Hardenbergh (1915-1999)
by Paul Royka, 102 pages

Paintings of Alfred J. Tulk (1899-1988)
by Paul
Royka, 70 pages
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