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Open by appointment in Leominster, MA
(just off Rt. 2 / Rt. 190) at the Landmark Building, 123 1st Street,
Leominster, MA
Mailing address:
ROYKA'S
PO Box 179, Lunenburg, MA 01462
John Singleton Copley
(1738-1815)
oil on canvas
museum acquisition
through ROYKA'S
Paul Royka is a proud supporter of
the New England Museum Association.
Thank you to all who attended our sponsored events at
National Heritage Museum, Lexington, MA and Concord
Museum, Concord, MA
Paul Royka sponsors The Daguerreian Society dinner
(The George Eastman House, N.Y.)
Paul Royka sponsors "Imaginary Portraits" by Pablo Picasso at the
Marblehead Arts Association
Recent sales:
Tiffany Studios lamp
California Gold Rush
Ambrotypes
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Based in central Massachusetts, Paul Royka makes
house calls throughout New England providing appraisal, consignment
and advisory services. Royka's has a variety of specialty
consultants including help appraise and prepare your items for sale.
Royka's specializes in meeting the needs of individuals, collectors,
banks, estate executors, museums and institutions. Our wide
range of services and sales platforms including live auctions,
online auctions, gallery setting and private sale can be tailored to
meet our client needs.
For inquiries:
Email:
paulroyka@roykas.com
Phone: 978-660-5678
Mail: Royka's, PO Box 179, Lunenburg, MA 01462
By appointment at
The Landmark Building, 123 1st Street,
Leominster, MA.
Royka's off site live auctions have been conducted at:
Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston
Tower Hill Botanic Garden,
Boylston, MA
Royka's sells early photography from Jack Naylor Collection
Daguerreotype
from the Jack Naylor Collection
For inquiries:
Email:
paulroyka@roykas.com
Phone: 978-660-5678
Mail: Royka's, PO Box 179, Lunenburg, MA 01462 |
A few past sales:
John Whorf
A.T. Hibbard
A.V. Diehl
R.S. Gifford
Emile Gruppe
Milton Avery
North Shore Rocks
oil on canvas
(Record price for his
early Impressionist period)
Royka's information booth at the annual New England Museum
Association
Appraisal event at Pilgrim Hall Museum, America's oldest
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