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Exceptional high-end, and often Asian-style, wares.

Three-thousand square feet of handwork bliss with both a knitting and a needlepoint store.

Blue Tree stocks tasteful, hip kids’ toys, along with clothing, accessories and even Fred Leighton diamonds.

A vintage crystal ball, statement pieces by Robsjohn Gibbings and Gio Ponti, and photography by Ron Gallela fill this stylish, artful shop.

A wide selection of ketubbot and high-end Judaica objects in a tiny, design-centric shop.

Spend an hour here, and you'll leave inspired to shorten TV time even more.

Nobody does better hors d'oeuvre than the highly rated David Ziff: caramelized bacon and salmon gravlax on toast, tuna tartare in a phyllo cup, and the like.

Sophisticated staples for the middle-aged Manhattan woman.

Cartoons and movies will distract the kids while you inspect the enormous selection of shoes.

A 2,500-square-foot boutique packed with well-edited apparel, jewelry, and handbags from high-end designers.

Ultra expensive Upper East Side fancy foods, plus validated parking.

Get the best-fitting bra of your life—no measuring tape involved.

Kit packages and fittings for miniature model boats, pocket-size planes, small soldiers, and the like are stacked floor-to-ceiling.

If this store doesn't carry the wine you want, they'll scour the globe to find it.

A cross between a design studio, a showroom, and a retail store for high-end kids' furniture.

There's nowhere better for cookbooks and the literature of food.

Striking clothing for stately women who appreciate the artistry of color and texture.

Mostly nineteenth-century, European furniture, chandeliers, and decorative accessories in a setting that’s just as tony.

Popular Israeli line of cool, beachy children's clothes.

Come here for white wicker everything, hand-painted dressers, and crocheted pillows.

This Brit’s shabby chic boutique showcases classic English children’s wear and sexy librarian-like women’s designs.

Clothing and accessories for both babies and puppies.

See the profile of this NYC store at 1428 Lexington Ave in Manhattan.

Richard's is a full-service facility for upholstered goods.

This neighborhood housewares shop is best for quirky countertop items.