About this Location
Doyle's Regional Advisor Kathryn Craig regularly meets with collectors, families and fiduciaries to discuss the appraisal of estates, collections or single items and subsequent sale in our New York salesroom to an international client base. Supported by the specialists and auction professionals based in Doyle's New York offices, our regional advisors facilitate the entire appraisal and auction process, making it convenient for you or your client to achieve maximum results at auction in the global market.
Please contact us so we can provide assistance.
- Telephone: We invite you to call for information on Doyle’s comprehensive range of appraisal and auction services.
- Email: If you prefer, contact us via email at Boston@Doyle.com or send us photographs of your property for evaluation.
- Video Conference: Set up a virtual appointment for a single item or a walkabout of your home.
- In-Person Appointments: We regularly meet with collectors, fiduciaries, heirs and curators to discuss the appraisal of property.
Doyle was founded in 1962 by Newton, MA, native William J. Doyle. Through the years, Doyle has been privileged to auction a number of prominent New England estates and collections. The F. Gordon Morrill Collection of Chinese and Chinese Export Porcelain, assembled by Harvard benefactors F. Gordon Morrill and his wife, Elizabeth, achieved over $12 million, including a record price of $5.8 million for a Yuan Dynasty porcelain flask. Doyle also auctioned the contents of Westport Harbor’s ‘Pond Meadow,’ the Gilded Age manor house of Earl Perry Charlton, a founder of the Woolworth chain. Other New England collections include the estate of noted Vermont artist Ogden Pleissner and the collection of heiress Alice Appleton Hay, whose family established the Waltham Watch Company and Appleton Farms. Doyle also auctioned the Sporting Library of P.A.B. Widener, III, a member of the family who donated Widener Library to Harvard University.
