Source : Shapiro Auctions

Source Title Shapiro Auctions
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Shapiro Auctions, located on the Upper East Side in New York, NY was established in 2007. The house conducts multiple sales a year with focuses on European, American, Russian, Latin American, and Asian works of art.<br><br>Our auctions feature an impressive selection of fine art, decorative art, rare books, icons, militaria, and other objects from antiquity to the present. Shapiro Auctions advertises globally and has clients all over the world, while providing a rare combination of personal service and the ability to sell their art in the capital of the art world, New York City. We have been featured in international publications including The Financial Times, Kommersant, and The Observer among others.<br><br>In addition to private and auction sales, we provide insurance, estate, charitable donation and fair market appraisals for trusts, museums, attorneys as well as private clients according to the highest standards as acknowledged by the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP). <br><br>Shapiro Auctions LLC is a licensed and bonded auction house in New York City and Gene Shapiro is a licensed and bonded auctioneer, as well as a licensed contractor for the New York County District Attorney and a certified member of the Appraisers Association of America.<br><br>We are open Monday-Friday, 10am-6pm, as well as by appointment.<br><br>We encourage you to contact us at +1 (212) 717-7500 or info@shapiroauctions.com with any questions.

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