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In search of an elegant chaise lounge or a rare set of china?
Photographed by Don Freeman,Vogue, April 2005
If youre heading to the Hudson Valley, make its namesake town your first stop.
While in town, you might expect a mix of antiques.
Classic Hudson Valley style is early American, Federal, primitive farmhouses, and Second Empire.
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Many antiques came from the old homes, mostly between the 1750s and 1900s, DArgenzio says.
Personally, I still prefer sourcing in person.
Its more about the hunt, the experience of touch, and spontaneity, DArgenzio says.
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Before setting out on your expedition, there are some tricks of the trade to keep in mind.
Always go with an idea of what youd like to find, and specific measurements if necessary.
Test out each item before you buy it.
Photo:Anne Pyburn Craig
Are the sofa legs sturdy?
Does the lamp work?
Is the chair comfortable?
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Open all weather permitting Sundays, April through December.
The architectural salvage store is known to have hard-to-find furnishings with good deals, perfect for any home projects.
Dont miss the garden outback where youll find rustic outdoor furniture and oversized planters.
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Conveniently accessible by road or railits located next to the Hudson Amtrak stationyou can easily haul your goods home.
Located at: 2250 State Highway 7.
A charming college town, Saratoga has an abundance of cafes and restaurants.
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For a quick bite, Putnam Market has delicious sandwichesworth the trip in itself.
Between the unique antique and refinishing shops, youll find yourself here all day.
Take your time here and look carefully as nothing should be overlooked.
Photo: Ann Hutton
This charming antique store is situated within a barn built on the site of the owners former strawberry patch.
Step into a beautifully restored 19th-century building, formerly The Tannersville Bar & Hotel during the 1950s.
Youll discover a trove of retro tees, collectible vinyls, fine china, and a vintage candy shoppe.
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Dont overlook the design displays scattered throughout, including a 1950s milk delivery truck and an impressive eight-foot Yetti.
This sweet two-story sanctuary has been an antique lovers dream for over four decades.
Be sure to stop by Cafe Les Baux for lunch or an afternoon snack.
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