Freeman's
Introducing Freeman’s—America’s Auction House since 1805
The prestige of Freeman’s, Cowan’s, and Hindman—now united under one timeless name. This November, the company will move forward simply as Freeman’s, honoring its historic legacy. The rebrand coincides with the 220th anniversary of its founding in November 1805, when Tristram B. Freeman was appointed auctioneer for the City of Philadelphia.
For more than two centuries, Freeman’s has connected people with extraordinary objects. This next chapter brings together the firm’s combined history, experience, and national reach under one trusted name. Though the brand has evolved, the commitment to clients remains unchanged: to provide exceptional service and expertise at every step.
Upcoming Auctions from Freeman's
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Sports Memorabilia
Freeman’s is proud to present select highlights from the personal baseball card collection of David Eisenhower, historian, author, and Director of the Institute for Public Service at the University of Pennsylvania’s Annenberg School for Communication as part of our April 9 Sports Memorabilia auction. Eisenhower spent part of his childhood at the White House during his grandfather’s presidency. In the late 1950s, against the backdrop of official ceremonies and daily presidential life, he began collecting baseball cards personally acquiring, organizing, and preserving many of the examples offered here. Complementing this collection is a remarkable offering that spans the full collecting spectrum, featuring both trading cards and memorabilia of icons from Michael Jordan to Tom Brady. Extraordinary Jordan material is featured throughout including items tied to acclaimed commercial photographer Jean Moss. Moss created the now iconic photo for the groundbreaking “The Best On Earth. The Best On Mars.” Nike Air Jordan III campaign, and her work is represented by a rare, one-of-a-kind large-format print of Jordan from that photoshoot, as well as a unique series of Polaroid proofs from a 1987 McDonald’s campaign each signed by Jordan. Further highlights include a run of basketball cards signed by Jordan in 1992 during a memorable locker room visit at Chicago Stadium with a Make-A-Wish child and a rare high-grade newsstand edition of Jordan's first Sports Illustrated cover appearance in 1983.
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(Inuit [Kinngait], 1942-1970)
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Native American Art Online
We are honored to present our Spring timed online auction of Native American Art, to be held in Chicago. The auction features property from a number of distinguished and historically significant collections, including The Ronny and Doris Smithee Collection, Oklahoma City; Property from an Old Hollywood family; works from the collection of Fred Wilson (1883–1986), Arizona; Property from the Collection of Dr. Deane and Susan Penn; The Jeffrey Myers Collection; Property from a Minnesota collector; Property from a private Virginia collection; Property from the Collection of John Benson of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Fort Collins, Colorado; Property from the Serr and Shannon Collection, Warehouse Art Museum; and Property of the Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum, offered to benefit collections care.
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Native American Art
We are honored to present our Spring auction of Native American Art, to be held in our Chicago saleroom. This carefully curated sale brings together exceptional works by Indigenous artists, spanning from the 16th century through the present day, and reflects the depth, diversity, and enduring vitality of Native artistic traditions. The auction features property from a number of distinguished and historically significant collections, including The Ronny and Doris Smithee Collection, Oklahoma City; The Larry Ness Collection of Native American Photography; Property from an Old Hollywood family; works from the collection of Fred Wilson (1883–1986), Arizona; Property from the Collection of Dr. Deane and Susan Penn; The Jeffrey Myers Collection; Property from a Minnesota collector; Property from a private Virginia collection; Property from the Collection of John Benson of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Fort Collins, Colorado; Property from the Serr and Shannon Collection, Warehouse Art Museum; and Property of the Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum, offered to benefit collections care.
Asian Art Online
Presenting over 350 lots, this online auction of Asian art is thoughtfully curated to appeal to buyers of all levels. From new enthusiasts and interior decorators to seasoned connoisseurs in search of delightful, smaller additions, this sale offers accessibility and charm. Notable highlights include Chinese snuff bottles from the Estate of Dr. Thomas Klein, Part II; Chinese porcelain from the Estate of George C.T. Wan, New York; and Chinese textiles from the Collection of Esther Haviland Farrior (1921–1996) and John Farrior (1920–1989), New York.
European Furniture & Decorative Arts
The April 23 edition of European Furniture & Decorative Arts includes property from the Art Institute of Chicago, the Wetherill Family Collection, a California Collector, the Estate of Richard and Annette Bloch, fine carpets from a Private Family Trust, and many others.
Prints & Multiples
Freeman’s is pleased to present Prints & Multiples, our marquee auction with a tightly curated selection of Old Masters, Modern and Contemporary prints offering depth, quality, and range for collectors at every level. Highlights include works by Picasso, Warhol, Hockney, Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns, M.C. Escher, and Dürer, as well as a rare and significant group of copper plates and lithographic stones, led by Rembrandt, Miró, Matisse, Chagall, Dalí, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Fantin-Latour. Scholarly in approach and ambitious in scope, the auction underscores the enduring innovation of artists working on paper, presenting a compelling opportunity for discerning collectors to acquire works of lasting significance.
American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts
This sale features a wide assortment of items including William & Mary, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Federal, Classical, Shaker, Aesthetic Movement, and cast iron garden furniture. Early silver, including historic and presentation pieces, is mixed with Chinese Export porcelain. Presidential representations, including several depictions of George Washington, range across mediums, such as portraits, sculpture, textiles, and works on paper, a highlight being a portrait miniature by Robert Field. Other portraits of prominent Americans are done by artists including José Francisco Xavier de Salazar y Mendoza, Robert Street, Micah Williams, Charles Bird King, and Thomas Sully. Portrait miniatures, silhouettes, brass, tinware, glass, baskets, coverlets, quilts, and nautical objects and tools, and hooked rugs fall into both formal and folky categories. Fine needlework samplers, with a rare Adam & Eve example, contrast with self-taught works including an Andrew Clemens bottle and a carved limestone figure by William Edmondson. Centennial and commemorative Patriotic objects should inspire Semiquincentennial celebrants.Bidder Reviews for Freeman's (1,743)
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StevenSumter, SC
Apr 03, 2026
Very pleased with my purchases from Freeman's
I was very pleased with both items I won in the Freeman's auction. Pictures and descriptions accurately portrayed the items. Customer service was great and my winnings were quickly shipped.
EmmanuelMontlhéry, FR
Mar 25, 2026
RickHonobia, OK
Mar 11, 2026
Very pleased with Cincinnati location.
The Cincinnati location is top drawer. The young lady I dealt with was extremely sharp, answered a couple of questions I had and was able to take my payment and arrange shipping all during the same phone call. She even spotted a discrepancy in my mailing address, that she corrected then and there. I will definitely be bidding with them in the future.
MatthewWappingers Falls, NY
Mar 06, 2026
High quality antique painting, even better than described!
While I waited for it to arrive, I was sure I had paid too much, but when it got here, I felt like I got a great deal! Painting was well worth the money. I would definitely buy from Freeman's again. Thank you!
VALERIELake Charles, LA
Feb 18, 2026
LoisJacksonville, OR
Feb 07, 2026
My question, was answered by a live person, not a canned email response. AWESOME RING
positive interaction = timely, professional, knowledgeable
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