Category Archives: Magazines

Cheryl Tiegs Wears Jewellery from the Cynthia Findlay Collection

By Toronto Antiques on King | Published: June 30, 2010
ARABELLA Magazine has featured a great interview with cover girl and business woman extraordinaire Cheryl Tiegs in the current Summer Dreams issue, on sale today.  Already stunning, Cheryl looks even more glamorous all dressed up in jewellery from the Cynthia Findlay collection.  Come on down to the store and pick up your copy of the […]
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Old Meets New: Stylists Love the Cynthia Findlay Collection

By Toronto Antiques on King | Published: June 10, 2010
Nicola Smith, stylist and owner of Her Hidden Agenda, chose lots of beautiful jewellery from the Cynthia Findlay collection to style a photo shoot for Issue #8 of Contra Magazine. Some of the pieces she used are pictured above.  You can contact us for more information. Staged at hot spot The Ossington in Toronto, the mood […]
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Wedding Shoot “To the Manor Bound” with Bridal Jewellery for Arabella Magazine

By Toronto Antiques on King | Published: July 21, 2009
  One day this past spring I drove up to Woodbridge with a chest full of beautiful jewellery to participate by special invitation in the wedding shoot “To The Manor Bound” in the Summer 2009 issue of Arabella, a magazine dedicated to showcasing Canadian Art, Architecture and Design. What a fabulous opportunity to be with a group of […]
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Canadian House & Home Works With Toronto Antiques on King To Create Beautiful Features and Articles.

By Toronto Antiques on King | Published: July 18, 2009
My very first boss when I worked for Royal Doulton, Ken Ridgway, was the descendant of the man who designed the blue willow pattern. Who would have thought all those years ago that one day I would see a beautiful display of blue willow patterned china borrowed from my antique store on the glossy pages […]
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