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The Good Witch IV rents props from Toronto Antiques on King
How can you tell the difference between a good witch and a bad witch? A good one drinks tea. A really good witch holds a tea party with silver tea pots and fine china cups and saucers from Toronto Antiques on King. Which is exactly what Good Witch Productions did—check out the photo to see what they rented from Toronto Antiques on King.
The fabulous children’s movie trilogy Good Witch is starting production on a highly awaited fourth instalment in the series. We are sure that the good witch’s love of tea will bring back the trend of tea parties for children (whatever happened to tea parties and teddy bear picnics anyway?) When this inevitable trend takes off amongst the youngsters Toronto Antiques on King will be ready with our china cups raised.
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