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Attic Treasures: Antiques Appraisal

  • October 17, 2026

  • First Reformed Church of Wynantskill

    413 Main Avenue
    Wynantskill, New York 12198
Ticket Price $16.80-$53.56 Register Now
Description

Ever wanted to know more about the oil painting you found at an estate sale? Or wondered the value of the dinner set that's been passed down your family?

 

Join us on Saturday, October 17th, and have your attic treasures appraised** by experts from the STAIR Galleries. Then stay for lunch and a talk by historian, Kathy Sheehan!

 

Get the Armchair Tour of Rensselaer County by Rensselaer County and Troy City Historian, Kathy Sheehan , and learn about some of the Hart Cluett Museum's attic treasures! Kathy will explore the history of the fourteen towns and two cities of Rensselaer County, highlighting the changing landscape and the impact it had on the development of the county. The talk will begin at 11am and repeat at 12:30p.

Enjoy soup and sandwiches provided by the First Reformed Church of Wynantskill! Lunch will be available from 11 to 1:30p.

 

**Each ticket includes a verbal appraisal for up to two items from the renowned experts of STAIR Galleries. You are responsible for the transportation and movement of your item(s). A limited number of tickets are available each hour timeframe of the event, and attendees will be seen on a first come-first served basis within their hour booking. Appraisals will last up to 5 minutes per item.**

 

 

Date & Time

Oct 17, 2026 10:00 AM-3:00 PM

Venue Details

First Reformed Church of Wynantskill

413 Main Avenue
Wynantskill, New York 12198 First Reformed Church of Wynantskill
Hart Cluett Museum

The Hart Cluett Museum is operated by Historic Rensselaer County (Rensselaer County Historical Society), a dynamic not-for-profit educational organization established in 1927 to connect local history and heritage with contemporary life. We enrich the present and advocate for the future by bringing the region's past to life, recognizing every face and every story. In pursuit of this mission, we collect, preserve, study, interpret, and make accessible a broad variety of objects and documents. We also conduct educational programs that inspire public enthusiasm for our roots and bolster the entrepreneurial appetites of our community.