Yes, Syl-Lee Antiques Buys Modern Art, Designer Furniture & More
Although we’ve proudly been known as Syl-Lee Antiques for generations, a large percentage of what we purchase today isn’t technically antique at all.
Stolen from a Long Island Estate, Found on Madison Avenue
What happened in a Madison Avenue rare-books shop the day someone walked in with a $2 million volume and no way to prove it was theirs.
Spring Cleaning, Reframed: The Value Sitting in Your Drawers, Garage and Attic
Spring has a way of exposing what we’ve been ignoring. Not just clutter—but the things we’ve kept, carefully, and then stopped using.
Are Your Antiques a Blessing or a Burden?
If you care about your legacy — not just the objects, but the emotional impact you leave behind — this is a conversation worth having now.
Why Gold Prices Rise When Stocks Fall: A Safe Haven in Uncertain Time
When the stock market takes a hit or inflation eats away at the value of the dollar, gold prices often surge. But why does this happen?
Downsizing, Inheriting, or Clearing an Estate? Seven Antique Mistakes to Avoid
Although we’ve proudly been known as Syl-Lee Antiques for generations, a large percentage of what we purchase today isn’t technically antique at all.
Thinking About the Valuables You Own?
Life as we formerly knew it just mere weeks ago has radically changed and a timeline for a return to “normal” is pretty much unknown. I’ve been receiving many calls and texts from people that are taking this time at home to take a better look at “what they have” with the thought that some of the items might be of value.