Luxury Thrifting in Manhattan
Vintage Italian sterling silver jewelry, City Opera Thrift Shop
Thrift / Vintage Store and Antique Shop
111 East 12th Street
Greenwich Village, New York
All proceeds benefit Type 1 Diabetes Research and Advocacy
Vintage Versace scarf. Cure Thrift Shop
Note the vintage signature on this zodiac motif silk scarf? Gianni Versace. Shopping vintage merchandise does so many positive things. It’s purchasing sustainable fashion, as it’s recycling, it’s supporting a charitable organization, which is important and it’s fun, like a treasure hunt! Now, do you want to grab this Versace scarf, or should I?
Adorable and very collectible. Beatrix Potter porcelain animal figurines. Cure Thrift Shop.
Who is your favorite? Peter Rabbit? Flopsy, Mopsy or Cotton-tail?
Cool leather racing jacket. Cure Thrift Shop.
Zuni Native American ring. Cure Thrift Shop.
Sterling silver ring handcrafted with inlay of turquoise, coral, jet and Mother of Pearl in an ancient Sunface design. In Native American lore this design represents the Sun Father.
48 West 22nd Street
New York, NY
All proceeds benefit New Yorkers with substance abuse, mental illness and HIV/AIDS
The Angel Street Thrift Shop carries an impressive assortment of retro and modern furniture, although the black and silver skirt looks very interesting to me…
Pair of Chinese dragon roof tiles, Angel Street Thrift Shop
You could put these amazing dragons on your roof, but at the end of the driveway would make more of a statement, (and be safer.)
Pop culture classic; the 1960’s Space Age, Ball Chair by Eero Aarnio, Angel Street Thrift Shop
This classic retro chair was the most photographed object at the International Furniture Fair in Cologne of 1966.
Vintage Samsonite luggage, Angel Street Thrift Shop
You can journey back in time with this little suitcase and be super trendy as you take the road less traveled.
150 Montague St.
Brooklyn , NY
All proceeds benefit those living with HIV/AIDS
Genuine Python Coach boots, size 6, Brooklyn Heights Thrift Shop
Mint condition snakeskin ankle boots. So luxe, how can you argue with that?
Exquisite antique silk hand embroidered kimono, Brooklyn Heights Thrift Shop
This must have been worn by a royal princess. Now it can be worn by you.
157 East 23rd Street
All proceeds benefit New Yorkers with substance abuse, mental Illness and HIV/AIDS
1965 modernist oil painting by Martin Rosenthal, Gramercy Thrift. Bump up your color pallette with this cool piece.
Baby blue Louis Vuitton Vernis Houston patent leather tote, Gramercy Thrift
Chanel Pink Bouclé Jacket, Gramercy Thrift. Coco would be pleased to know that purchasing her classic jacket benefits a good cause. (And will look amazing with a pair of skinny jeans.)
242 W 10th St. New York, NY
All proceeds benefit the UJC of the East Side
Sophisticated and very rare Lurelle Guild Art Deco silver plated pitcher with raffia handle, ca. 1930 and stirrer with Michael Aram creamer, Vintage Thrift West. Pass the olives please.
Designer fragrances at the Vintage Thrift West. The sweet smell of success.
So collectible Modernist Georg Jensen of Denmark sterling silver brooch and earrings, Vintage Thrift West
The famous ‘”Amoeba” brooch was designed by Henning Koppel in 1947.
Bronze sculpture of Perrier-Jouët’s Belle Époque champagne bottle by FONDERIE MONNAIE DE PARIS, Vintage Thrift West. Nice, but a Peach Bellini would hit the spot right about now. Bellini recipe: fresh peach pureé and champagne or sparkling wine. What do you think, join me?
222 East 23rd St., New York, NY
All proceeds benefit the NYC Opera
Fabulous vintage tableware. City Opera Thrift Shop
Mid-century modern Mancioli Italian plate, hand painted in Italy, green lotus leaf pattern, vintage silverware, salt and pepper shakers. Swoon-worthy.
Vintage golden glass lobster paperweight, City Opera Thrift Shop. Did you say you don’t have one of these? Now’s your chance. Hurry up or it’ll be gone.
Vintage Italian sterling silver jewelry and fabulous racing gloves. City Opera Thrift Shop. Yes, please.
Wasn’t that fun? Let’s go thrifting again soon.
