A wine store in New York City, Chambers Street Wines is committed to stocking the best naturally-made, small-producer wines from around the world.

 

In the early 1920s Anna Gelberg sold her passementeries to Seventh Avenue fashion houses. With her earnings, she bought second hand braiding machines and began making custom trimmings for her clients.

Today, Gelberg Braid remains one of a few successful American-based companies manufactoring braids, tassels, buttons, passementeries and cords for the home furnishings, fashion and gift industries.

 

MedTrackAlert distributes information in the form of email newsletters to subscribers on the topic of prescription medications.

 

Laureens’ balance of both form and function, coupled with her earnest attention to scale, proportion and architectural detail is evidenced in projects that are truly elegant. Her projects range from galleries to ballrooms, offices to restaurants, and residences to furniture and jewelry design. Over the last six years, here ever-growing love and dedicated interest in art and antiques, has resulted in an exquisite collection on view in her Madison Avenue Gallery.

 

Braswell Galleries specializes in handling Estate property. They work with banks, professionals, law firms and private clients to handle estate property in an organized and professional manner, while maintaining both consignment and outright purchase services in an effort to fulfill the fiduciary responsibilities of estate executors.

 

Cards by Kasey is a company that is dedicated to creating unique handmade greeting cards to celebrate the birth of new babies, engagements, anniversaries, weddings, birthdays, special life events and holiday celebrations.

Each card is handcrafted in New York City using the finest materials. Each design has a timeless expression of sentiment that ensures that it will be a memorable keepsake reminding the recipient of the special occasion on which is was presented.

 

Swigster, like many other websites, was born in a college dorm room. Two former high school classmates were attending two universities in two very different parts of the country. Soon after arriving at school, they encountered the same problem on the same night: both had limited cash, and both wanted to go barhopping. Having just moved to their respective cities, they had no idea which bars had the cheapest drink specials, the best music, or most frequent free food promotions. There were no accurate listings on the internet, and word of mouth information was generally outdated or difficult to come by.