Warren Street in Hudson, New York, has long been a magnet for antiques hunters making the drive up from New York City, and Regan and Smith Antiques is one of the shops that keeps them coming back. The gallery sits at 601 Warren Street in the heart of Hudson’s Columbia County antiques district, a walkable strip of nineteenth century storefronts that has turned this small Hudson Valley river town into one of the Northeast’s most concentrated destinations for period furniture and decorative arts. Owners Kevin Regan and Kurt Smith each ran their own antiques businesses before joining forces, Regan out of Providence and Smith out of Newport, Rhode Island, and that combined background shows in an inventory built around furniture, lighting, and decorative objects spanning the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Shoppers will find case pieces, seating, tables, and lighting fixtures alongside garden ornaments and smaller decorative objects, all selected with an eye toward genuine age and craftsmanship rather than reproduction. The shop also handles antique restoration, so a chair with a wobbly leg or a chest with tired hardware can be brought back into service rather than passed over for something newer. Regan and Smith keeps regular walk-in hours Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a shorter Monday window from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., making it easy to build a stop here into a weekend trip up the Hudson Valley alongside the town’s many other dealers. The shop also maintains an active Instagram account under the handle reganandsmith, where new arrivals such as bombe chests and other case pieces are posted as they come in, with direct messages welcomed for details or purchase before a piece even reaches the showroom floor. That practice reflects how much of the antiques trade in Hudson has shifted toward reaching collectors online first, especially design professionals and out of town buyers who cannot make the trip in person but still want first access to standout pieces. Hudson’s antiques row developed largely because dealers from New York City and New England relocated here for lower rents and larger floor space starting in the 1980s and 1990s, and Regan and Smith fits squarely into that lineage, bringing coastal New England sourcing instincts to a Hudson Valley storefront. The result is a shop that draws on two different regional antiques traditions at once, giving its floor a mix that can feel distinct from purely Hudson Valley sourced inventory found elsewhere on the same street. Visitors exploring Warren Street on foot will find Regan and Smith an easy stop among the corridor’s many galleries, each with its own specialty, and the shop rewards a slow browse rather than a quick pass through. For anyone furnishing a period home, staging a design project, or simply hunting for one exceptional lighting fixture or case piece, Regan and Smith offers a curated, restoration minded selection worth the detour off the highway. Regan and Smith Antiques is a Hudson, New York gallery on historic Warren Street offering nineteenth and twentieth century furniture, lighting, decorative objects, and antique restoration services from two Rhode Island trained dealers.
Regan & Smith Antiques
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Warren Street in Hudson, New York, has long been a magnet for antiques hunters making the drive up from New York City, and Regan and Smith Antiques is one of the shops that keeps them coming back. The gallery sits at 601 Warren Street in the heart of Hudson’s Columbia County antiques district, a walkable strip of nineteenth century storefronts that has turned this small Hudson Valley river town into one of the Northeast’s most concentrated destinations for period furniture and decorative arts. Owners Kevin Regan and Kurt Smith each ran their own antiques businesses before joining forces, Regan out of Providence and Smith out of Newport, Rhode Island, and that combined background shows in an inventory built around furniture, lighting, and decorative objects spanning the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Shoppers will find case pieces, seating, tables, and lighting fixtures alongside garden ornaments and smaller decorative objects, all selected with an eye toward genuine age and craftsmanship rather than reproduction. The shop also handles antique restoration, so a chair with a wobbly leg or a chest with tired hardware can be brought back into service rather than passed over for something newer. Regan and Smith keeps regular walk-in hours Thursday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., with a shorter Monday window from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., making it easy to build a stop here into a weekend trip up the Hudson Valley alongside the town’s many other dealers. The shop also maintains an active Instagram account under the handle reganandsmith, where new arrivals such as bombe chests and other case pieces are posted as they come in, with direct messages welcomed for details or purchase before a piece even reaches the showroom floor. That practice reflects how much of the antiques trade in Hudson has shifted toward reaching collectors online first, especially design professionals and out of town buyers who cannot make the trip in person but still want first access to standout pieces. Hudson’s antiques row developed largely because dealers from New York City and New England relocated here for lower rents and larger floor space starting in the 1980s and 1990s, and Regan and Smith fits squarely into that lineage, bringing coastal New England sourcing instincts to a Hudson Valley storefront. The result is a shop that draws on two different regional antiques traditions at once, giving its floor a mix that can feel distinct from purely Hudson Valley sourced inventory found elsewhere on the same street. Visitors exploring Warren Street on foot will find Regan and Smith an easy stop among the corridor’s many galleries, each with its own specialty, and the shop rewards a slow browse rather than a quick pass through. For anyone furnishing a period home, staging a design project, or simply hunting for one exceptional lighting fixture or case piece, Regan and Smith offers a curated, restoration minded selection worth the detour off the highway. Regan and Smith Antiques is a Hudson, New York gallery on historic Warren Street offering nineteenth and twentieth century furniture, lighting, decorative objects, and antique restoration services from two Rhode Island trained dealers.
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