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This pristine 1851 business deals in antique, principally Russian, silver from the czarist era.

Shoes and leather goods for quality-obsessed purists.

See the profile of this NYC store at 2 W. 47th St. in Manhattan.

This elegant furniture store creates high-end, handcrafted upholstered pieces and casegoods.

This shop sells an eclectic mix of contemporary jewelry from around the world.

Much less racy than the naughty Bruce Weber catalogue would suggest.

The fashionable Paris-based eyeglass boutique is the Barney's of eyewear stores.

Cordovan loafers, orthopedic styles, and the boots Indiana Jones made famous.

The midtown boutique for fine bags, wallets, and watches is also something of a toy store for grown-up boys and the people who love them.

Beautiful estate and antique finds in sterling, enamel, and crystal.

These beautiful dress shoes exude conservative, all-American class.

These beautiful dress shoes exude conservative, all-American class.

Handcrafted men’s dress shoes that have the feel of sneakers.

Your typical jam-packed luggage shop, this place is good for quality basics at low prices.

A high-end play land for fancy dolls and their pint-sized owners.

Elegantly simple wedding gowns from a designer who understands bridal complications firsthand.

Lucky for you and your gams, Angelo’s Shoe Repair can revamp any shoe or boot.

This upscale store, famous for its fancy tiles, has fixtures, too.

Handcrafted jewelry ranging from simple diamond-and-emerald stud earrings to a realistic gold-tarantula brooch with a pearl egg sac.

Parisian chic, with the focus on white blouses.

A 32-foot-tall glass cube crowns the subterranean, over-the-top Mac flagship.

The Architects and Designers Building is New York's ultimate showroom resource for the entire home.

Home to one of the city’s most extensive collections of antique printed matter, Argosy has been around (and run by the same family) since 1925.

An expansive selection of premium and novelty pens, plus quirky desk accessories.

This place has thousands of tiles on display.