Sandy Klempner Antiques & Interiors

Welcome to Sandy Klempner's Antiques & Interiors Website. Owner Sandy Klempner (formerly known as "The Wood Witch of the East"), with help from author/defense attorney husband, Joe, specializes in one-of-a-kind 19th & early 20th century American Folk Art, Architectural Elements, Furniture in its original surface, Trade Signs & Textiles. Sandy's ever-changing inventory runs the gamut from the colorful and humorous, to the edgy and compelling warranting the often repeated customer comment to "Expect the Unexpected".

In addition to buying and selling antiques, Sandy offers at-home design consultation services that draw on her 20-year international design and merchandising background. She welcomes projects of any size and will work with you and your budget on exploring and determining surroundings and colors that will cater to your senses while respecting your budget.

Above and beyond our website, we have a 2,000 square foot shop in Canaan, NY. If you like our look, but can't find what you're searching for on the website, make sure to contact us; it may be in part of our ever-changing inventory.

We hope you'll come visit us at the Spring, Summer and Fall Rhinebeck Antique Shows in Rhinebeck, NY, as well as at the Bedford Picker's Market in August during New Hampshire's Antique Week.

We welcome checks, Visa and Mastercard.

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