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Items of the Week From The A.T. Stewart Exchange: Furs, Handbags, Scarves and Hats

This week's feature includes everything to keep warm this winter.

This week's feature from The A.T. Stewart Exchange includes fur coats, warm hats, scarves and beautiful handbags. The red, Sabina leather bag on the primitive chair is priced at a low $30. Our next handbag is a vintage, black-cloth bag, with bakelite handles, for $45. Our first fur is an exquisite, full-length Fox coat for $300 and an outstanding, sheared-Beaver, full-length coat for $200.

Our accessories include a woman's, brown fedora hat for only $21 and a gorgeous black cashmere and satin scarf for $35. There are several additional handbags being offered - another red leather for $150, a black, Coach shoulder bag for $95 and a Neiman Marcus, leopard tote priced at $65. The two, hand-painted primitive chairs are a real find at only $300 for the pair. On the floor we show a brocade handbag for $50, a black, evening bag offered for $30 and a Laura Ashley felt hat for $45. All items are available at the time of posting, and all fur coats purchased in February will receive an additional 20 percent discount off the ticketed price.

The A.T. Stewart Exchange (consignment shop), located on the lower level of The Garden City Historical Society, offers unique items for sale and is run by volunteers. Founded in 1975, The Garden City Historical Society is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. All profits go to the restoration of the Museum. The shop is located at 109 Eleventh Street in Garden City, just west of Franklin Avenue, 516.746.8900. It is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Tuesdays through Fridays and from 12 noon to 4 p.m on Saturdays. Parking is available behind the Museum. Visit the Society's website at http://www.gardencityhistoricalsociety.org/.

Submitted by the A.T. Stewart Exchange


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