Westchester's Best Shopping Finds of the Week
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08/31/10Prewar Design
During the Great Depression, businesses would give away glass plates, goblets, and bowls as an incentive to buy, or in some cases, just to come into a theater or store.
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08/24/10Travel Plans
If only these trunks could talk! Choose from a great selection of circa 1930s and ’40s tweed suitcases—everything from train cases to traveling trunks.
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08/17/10She Sells Sea Glass by the Sea Shore
Keep that beach vibe going with this gorgeous line of handcrafted, amorphous, recycled glass tableware. All pieces are microwave- and dishwasher-safe and come in a variety of sizes and shapes. They’re available in celedon, citron, copper, gold, graphite, pearl, red, and turquoise. Pieces in the SeaGlass Collection by Riverside Design are priced from $38 to $75, available at Soho East, 94 Main St, Irvington, (914) 693-7296
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08/10/10Leafy Platter
This ceramic leaf platter has an explosion of contrast color in glass.
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08/03/10Bring the Beach Back Home
Here are some shells you’ll be happy to display—anywhere.
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07/27/10Women’s Work
This painting tells it like it is: Woman Carrying the Dawn by Joanne Landis
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07/20/10Au Natural
Eastchester plant pathologist Bob D'Ambrosia hand-weaves these beautiful baskets from raffia and pine needles.
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07/13/10Just Beachy
Keep that summer feeling all year-round with this iron-and-shell chandelier
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07/06/10Shell Game
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07/01/10Mid-Century Find
In her 30 years of interior design, traveling, and collecting, Patricia von Buelow has developed a knack for finding cool and unique pieces.
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Don’t let the name fool you—there’s more to love than just orchids at this shop located in a funky little enclave of 18th-century buildings that makes up Yellow Monkey Village. Like this fabulous shell lamp—you gotta go with the glow. $1,270 at Greenwich Orchids (792 Rte 35, Cross River, 914-763-4600, greenwichorchids.com).
