Category Archives: Antiques

Moustache Cups: A Brief History

Hey folks! Here’s a quick history lesson for you, all about Moustache Cups! Moustache Cups were invented in the mid 1800’s by an English potter named Harvey Adams. In those Victorian times, most men had impressive moustaches, and many men waxed or even dyed their moustaches to keep them groomed and curled and looking fabulous. And [...]
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Muskoka Antique Show: Celebrity Hot-Spot!

We had a wonderful time at the Muskoka Antique Show this past weekend in Port Carling. It was lovely to see all of our friends who came out antiquing and enjoyed the beautiful surroundings; but it wasn’t just the scenery that caught our attention! The big highlight of the weekend was spotting hollywood A-team Goldie [...]
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Toronto Antiques on King does Breakfast Television and Sherway Gardens Show…We Really Get Around!

Look for our appearance on Breakfast Television this Tuesday morning when we will be discussing the finer points of the antique business, particularly our participation in the 39th and final Sherway Gardens Antique Show,  Toronto’s largest antiquing event. Running from Civic Holiday Monday August 2nd through Sunday, August 8th (Monday 10am-6pm; Tuesday-Friday 10am-9pm; Saturday 9:30am-6pm; Sunday [...]
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Just Look For The Pointing Finger – We Have Brand New Banners!

It’s official! After moving over a year ago, one major house cleaning necessity was finally completed late Tuesday evening. Just look for the magical hand with the pointing finger to guide you into our fabulous storefront location! Thank-you for your patience and effort to locate us. Sometimes great places are hard to find, hopefully this will aid [...]
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Aynsley “Muskoka” Dessert Plates At Muskoka Antique Show

Looking forward to the 27th annual Muskoka Antique Show on July 23-25, we are featuring this set of four antique dessert plates from a rare John Aynsley Canadian Topographical Dessert Service, beautifully hand painted with serene Muskoka views. Impressed AYNSLEYS and marked with the pattern number 1535, these plates are dated 1856; making them a wonderful addition [...]
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