B & B Rare Books, Ltd., New York NY | Nearby Businesses

• Antiques and Vintage
• Book Store

30 E 20th St
New York, NY 10003
(646) 652-6766

The John Derian Company Inc. was established in 1989. John Derian’s designs are handmade in his studio in New York, where he employs a small staff of artists to assist with production. His products are sold by upscale home stores, catalogs, and gift shops worldwide. They are also available at his own retail shop The John Derian Company which carries, antiques, imports, quilts, table linens, and a line of stationery, along side his decoupage. The shop, John’s work and home have been featured in Vogue, Vogue Living, The New York Times Home Magazine, The World of Interiors, Elle Décor, Domino, Lucky, House and Garden, Country Living, House Beautiful, Gourmet, Bon Apetit, Victoria, Garden Design, The New York Observer, Time Out, New York Magazine, GQ, Details and W.

From early mornings in New York City to sunny travels in Rio de Janeiro, history lessons in Philadelphia to the Southern charm of High Point, my journey now finds me on the South Shore in beautiful Hingham... And all along I've been sourcing the important and rare finds in antique, vintage and modern. I'm Heather Karlie Vieira, welcome to 20th Century by HKFA. I suppose it all started back in the 1980's when I'd be in the flea markets of rural New Jersey with my family. I'd be walking along amazed by all of the offerings... from Queen Anne chairs to Freddy Mercury records, crystal chandeliers to ball gowns, brass side tables to ships models... it was all there for the offering. Fast forward to 2002, I had moved to New York City with the dream of becoming an antique dealer. With a six month sublet and six hundred dollars, I set out into the City that Never Sleeps. It was here that I happened upon the world famous 26th Street flea market. Every weekend dealers brought their freshest finds and the buyers lined up with flash lights in hand to buy them. I had found my passion in antique and period picture frames, so a specialist I became. Soon thereafter I established myself as a serious dealer in fine picture frames and found my clients throughout the coveted Upper East Side and all along upper Madison Avenue. With a selection of frames on my shoulder and a swipe of my MetroCard I was transported from my studio apartment in the West Village to another world. A world of Picassos and Kandinskys, Cassats and Sergeants, Titians and Tintorettos... it was magical. As the years went on, my eye became drawn to art, furniture, lighting, case goods, accessories, you name it! I was now a regular exhibitor at the Pier Antique Shows and the downtown Armory Antique Shows. My client roster was growing and so was my family. I met my husband while waitressing (because everyone in New York City has more than one job) and we welcomed our first daughter in 2008. Buying and selling continued to grow and so did our family. We welcomed our second daughter in 2009. New York City had given me a profession and a family. Life was wonderful. By then we were living in the same tiny West Village studio apartment that I had moved into back in 2002 and it has become just a bit too small for the four of us. So we pulled up stakes and moved to Cidade Maravilhosa, Rio de Janeiro. My husband is a true Carioca and I immediately fell in love with the rhythm and beauty of Rio. I soon discover Praca Quinze, the famed flea market, as well as a new passion - Brazilian modernist furniture. I had soon bought enough to fill a container and ship it back to New York City. The market was ripe for the ultra fresh, ultra exclusive finds. We slowly wound our way back to the States and settled in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Beautiful scenery with the added bonus of proximity to New York City, we were enjoying it all. After a couple years there we headed to my hometown of Philadelphia. Home of Rocky, the cheesesteak and our Founding Fathers. It was a great move as the buying in Philly was particularly strong and it was here that I discovered the Antique and Design Center of High Point. Through my dealer friends, I began to learn about the twice yearly event of High Point and more importantly about the exclusive Antique and Design Center - a vetted showroom of over 70 dealers in antique, vintage and modern furnishings. I am proud to say that this coming October will mark my fourth exhibition and sale there... the sky is the limit! It was here that I had the pleasure of selling to top design industry icons who regularly grace the covers and pages of the finest shelter magazines. Life and business were running at a fast clip. So we have chosen to make another move. This Summer will find us on the South Shore, Hingham to be precise, where I'll open a vintage, modern and antiques warehouse of sorts. It's a plan in the works so you'll have to stay tuned. But I can say that I'll be working with one of our industry's top Public Relations and Marketing icons. I'll be looking forward to seeing you on the South Shore! All the best, Heather

Calliope stocks contemporary and mid-century items for the home. Founded by Caroline and Michael Ventura, the shop offers a range of furniture and lighting, as well as unique pieces from a global group of designers and artists. Ephemera, collectibles, books, and art fill what was previously the home of a chandlery in the West Village of New York. Working directly with makers, inventory is sold on a rotating basis as pieces become available. Calliope also offers a variety of appointment-only services. Activities and experiences range from drawing classes to butchery lessons to flower arranging – all with local instructors. it should be fun.

Located on the fourth floor of The New York Design Center at 200 Lexington Ave., the showroom features furniture, lighting, art and decorative objects plus our custom collection from CF MODERN

Archangel Antiques has been the East Villiage's best place to shop for vintage and antique clothing, cufflinks, collectibles, and other assorted oddities for decades. Our collection of over two million antique buttons dating from the Victorian Era to today makes us a one of a kind resource for designers and other artists (and you can also finally fix that buttonless coat!). Our collection is changing everyday, where else could you buy a taxidermied leopard's head AND a vintage dress from the 1940's? Stop by our shop and if you find something you like, we will be happy to give you a special price on it!

Vintage 20 is a Manhattan based firm specializing in European mid-century furniture and decorative art. The featured designers showcased at Vintage 20 include Jean Prouve, Charlotte Perriand, and Serge Mouille, as well as the American woodworker George Nakashima. Jae Chung, Vintage 20's Proprietor and Director, has an established and critically acclaimed program that mixes museum quality exhibitions with eclectic and unique works from the twentieth century's most innovative designers. Vintage 20 has recently relocated to a new location in the Chelsea Arts Tower where it shares its exhibition space with Tina Kim Gallery. Vintage 20's inaugural exhibition held in May, 2008 highlighted this intersection of fine art and design by combining the work of Alexander Calder and George Nakashima. In addition to mounting shows in New York, Vintage 20 organizes annual exhibitions at Kukje Gallery in Seoul, Korea. In 2005, Mr. Chung, organized the first exhibition of Jean Prouve in Korea. Other notable exhibitions include his exhibition of Charlotte Perriand co-curated with Francois Laffanour. Vintage 20 is proud of its commitment to the finest examples of mid-century design and looking forward to many future exhibitions that showcase the originality and ingenuity that mark these paragons of modernism.

Lawton and Mull met over 20 years ago at the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, where we discovered a shared obsession with beautiful things. We approach décor as the building of a compelling narrative in which furniture, art, and objects are the elements of great storytelling. Lawton Mull assists in all aspects of building and living with a collection. We guide our clients in the acquisition of furniture, art and objects, and in their meaningful display. We also manage the sale, donation or loan of pieces from our clients’ collections. We believe that beauty, especially when it has stood the test of time, sustains us—even, at times, exalts us—and that the hours spent in its pursuit and enjoyment are never wasted.

We are one of the most reputable and reliable antique dealers and collectors in fine Russian works of arts. Our company established in 2006 followed by a 26 years experience in collecting and investing all sorts of arts. Our inventory contains authentic ,antique 19 century items including works br Faberge..we do not and never dealt with reproductions.our product come with a life time guarantee for being authentic. We are convenietly located in new york metropolitan area.all our collections can be viewed personally by appointment only. The quality of our items proves the experts that we have in this Russian field. For more information call 212-682-2048 Or email [email protected]

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Books of Wonder is your source for the finest in children's books — both new and old. We offer a wide range of services via our New York City bookstore, our extensive mail order service, and now a fully functional e-commerce web site. Founded in 1980, Books of Wonder is New York City's largest and oldest children's bookstore and the city's leading specialist in children's literature. Among the various departments in our store are sections devoted to children's classic and contemporary picture books, board books for infants and toddlers, foreign language children's books, reference books for children (dictionaries, atlases, etc.), non-fiction, and chapter books and novels for children from beginning readers to teens. And, of course, there is our world famous Oz section - a whole bookcase devoted to the many Oz books by L. Frank Baum and his successors. Of special interest to collectors is our wall of old, rare, and collectible children's books and original children's book art. Books of Wonder publishes many of the Oz classics, including the original L. Frank Baum titles (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and its many sequels) as well as later Oz stories written by other writers. For the many fans of Oz, Books of Wonder sponsors The Royal Club of Oz which publishes "The Emerald City Mirror", the club's official newsletter. Finally, Oz books and merchandise can also be purchased through The Oz Collector (a catalogue published quarterly), or our online store. Books of Wonder — in partnership with HarperCollins Publishers — publishes the Books of Wonder Classics: deluxe gift editions of timeless stories, lavishly illustrated with full-color plates and black-and-white drawings. There are nearly sixty titles in the series including Alice's Adventures In Wonderland, The Jungle Book, The Story of Dr. Doolittle, Black Beauty and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. The newest editions, issued in fall of 2000, include Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon and Bram Stoker's Dracula, illustrated by Barry Moser. All titles in the Books of Wonder Classics library are available for purchase in our New York City store and at our online store. Another significant feature at Books of Wonder is the extensive collection of old, rare and first edition titles — many signed by the author or illustrator — all available for purchase. Some examples of the sort of books one can find in our old and rare book department are 19th century editions of classic Grimm and Andersen fairy tales, early editions of The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew and such beloved classics as Eloise, Paddington Bear, The Story of Babar, A Wrinkle in Time and many more. Prices range from ten dollars to several hundred dollars with some even in the thousands! Many customers find a special joy in giving gifts from their own childhood. Antique books also make memorable holiday and birthday gifts as well as gifts for a baby's christening and other special occasions . Finally, Books of Wonder is also one of the nations leading dealers in original children's book art. The paintings and drawings which are created to illustrate children's books have a power to enchant, excite, and delight which reproduction can only partially convey, so the opportunity to own and enjoy the original art is a special joy. Among the talented artists we represent are Caldecott Medal winners Leo & Diane Dillon, Paul O. Zelinsky, and Trina Schart Hyman, as well as celebrated artists Michael Hague, Mark Teague, Michael Foreman and Troy Howell. In addition to these modern masters, Books of Wonder is also pleased to offer original illustrations by some of the great artists of the past. Among the artists whose work we have been pleased to offer are Arthur Rackham, Randolph Caldecott, Harry Clarke, Walter Crane, Beatrix Potter, Ludwig Bemelmans, Dorothy Lathrop, W. Heath Robinson, and Peter Newell. So whether you're looking for the latest in children's books, classics from the past, the joys of the world of Oz, or great children's book art, Books of Wonder is your source for the very finest in the world of children's books. Books of Wonder 18 West 18th Street New York, NY 10011

Aum Shanti is a community oriented spiritual gallery just steps from Union Square in NYC that has been established to provide offerings that inspire clarity, guidance, and inspiration on your spiritual journey. Aum Shanti Bookshop & Crystal Gallery specializes in "high vibrational", "Reiki-charged", and "spiritually energized" items such as semi-precious gems and tumbled stones, one of a kind rare crystal specimens and clusters, beautifully hand crafted jewelry made with Love and empowering energy. We carry inspirational books and holy texts on world spiritual practices as well as a carefully chosen selection of inspirational greeting cards, enlivening Music CDs and enriching films /educational videos on DVD's, cleansing himalayan salt lamps and sage, incense holders, Reiki charged candles and candle holders, as well as unique Neti Pots. We also carry lovingly chosen selection of empowering spiritual tools such unique statues, bells, ting-sha, singing bowls, wind chimes, essential oils, tuning forks, mala beads, Tarot, oracle, and affirmation decks, and pendulums. Every day we offer a trusted and well respected selection of professional readers and practitioners providing tarot card readings, astrology readings, psychic readings, meditation classes, Reiki healing sessions, and mantra practice classes. We present and host book signings, seminars, trainings and classes, concerts/kirtans, workshops and special events from noted authors and lecturers. We are here to be of service to you and assist and inspire you on your path with empowering tools and teachings of Self awareness, Self empowerment, and Enlightenment! We strive to be a beacon of LIGHT in New York City and look forward to seeing you soon.

The PS 40 School Store is located in the school's cafeteria. We are open nearly every day at pickup and drop off. All proceeds benefit the PS 40 PTA.

St. Mark's Bookshop was established in 1977 in New York City's East Village, a community of students, academics, artists, and other discerning readers. Our specialties include Cultural Theory, Graphic Design, Poetry & Small Press Publishing, Film Studies, and Foreign & Domestic Periodicals and Journals. We are open Monday through Sunday from noon until 10pm. Located at 136 East 3rd Street just west of Avenue A, in the historic First Houses building, we are convenient to the F train at the 2nd Ave station (closer to the 1st Avenue exit), the M14A Select Service Bus on A, and the M15 on 1st Ave. Nearby are also the theaters of East 4th Street, The Neighborhood School, vintage clothing stores, designer boutiques, import shops, gift and specialty shops, as well as dozens of cafes, restaurants and bars. This is our new fourth location, the design of which you can read about at http://cloudsao.com/ST-MARKS-BOOKSHOP

Independent, all-volunteer queer cultural center, bookstore, and event space at The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center at 208 West 13th St. Room 210

Ray's Occult books opened in 1986 and we specializing in the bizarre, somewhat strange, and hard to find books. If we don't got it we can get it. Drop in for a nice talk.

bdp studio: http://bookdummypress.com Shiori Kawasaki and Victor Sira founded bookdummypress in 2011 with the aim of keeping the compelling authenticity of a traditional book dummy—a live artifact filled with creative layers and elements normally omitted from the final product—largely intact. With expertise in design, publishing, and rare and out-of-print books, the printing outfit uses collaboration as its guiding principle. BDP also directs workshops that teach the history of book construction, editing, and design. bdp bookstore: http://store.bookdummypress.com It is an online bookstore specializing in photobooks, artist publications, periodicals, rare and out-of-print items and other in-print titles by noted publishers. Bookdummypress has collaborated with culture institutions such as The International Center of Photography, Printed Matter and The New York Art Book Fair. ニューヨーク、ウェストビレッジを拠点に活動する（委）ビクター・シラと（日）川崎詩織によるオンラインプラットフォーム及びブックストアです。 bdp studioは、アーティストやクリエイターたちとのコラボレーションやインタビューをはじめ、本、写真、動画等の媒体を駆使して様々なプロジェクトに取り組みそれを発表していくプラットフォームです。 bdp bookstoreでは写真集やアーティストブック、古いビジュアルブック、絶版になった印刷物等を扱っています。