Vintage home pieces
Objects include vases, mirrors, and a candelabra.
White Trash
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About White Trash
A Gene Byron Brutalist metal candelabra is among the shop's new arrivals. White Trash is a New York City store featuring vintage and collectible objects for the home, including a 1967 Antille ice bucket by Enzo Mari for Danese, a 1960s Pebble glazed abstract decor vase by Kiraly, and a brass-framed mirror in the style of Paul McCobb. Its offerings also include a tall, narrow 1980s postmodern abstract painting. The shop is located at 304 East 5th Street in Manhattan. It is open Monday through Saturday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Named designers
New arrivals include pieces by Gene Byron and Enzo Mari.
East 5th Street
Located at 304 East 5th Street in New York City.
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