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Astoria

This tiny Astoria vintage shop punches above its weight with curated designer finds—think YSL, Chanel, and Marimekko—plus vintage jewelry and accessories that span the '50s through '80s.

Stray Vintage

Sunnyside

Danny's curated vintage shop is packed with well-picked records, retro clothing, and midcentury furniture. It's the kind of place where you come for vinyl and stay to chat about music.

Stillwell Secondhand Furniture

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Forget typical thrift stores—Stillwell stocks vintage furniture and one-of-a-kind finds from actual film and TV sets. Browse gorgeously staged props spanning every era, from quirky cross-stitches to statement pieces.

EL RINCÓN DE LOS ANTIQUES

Jackson Heights

A Jackson Heights antique shop where the owner might pull out a vintage saxophone or Life Magazine just to share the story. Eclectic finds meet genuine hospitality—you'll feel the warmth before you spot the treasure.

Sideshow NYC

Middle Village

A Queens institution since 2001, Sideshow NYC blends skate gear with vintage vinyl, horror memorabilia, and punk rock attitude. The walls hold rare photos by Atiba Jefferson, Mark Gonzales artwork, and a Ray Liotta-autographed Goodfellas piece.

John Koch Antiques

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An old-school antique haven where vintage nudes, crystal glasses, and salt cellars with tiny silver spoons compete for your attention. John's warm expertise and fair prices make browsing feel less like shopping, more like treasure hunting.

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