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Michaan's Auctions

2751 Todd St.
Alameda, CA 94501
510-740-0220
Michaans.com
Alameda

A full-service auction house that appraises and sells antiques and fine art. Michaan's also has a large theater that's available for rental.

Tags: Antiques, Thrift Stores, & Flea Markets, Movie Theaters

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