by Toronto Antiques | Apr 19, 2011 | Entertainment District, Events, Fundraising & Charity
If you’ve seen the movie, I bet you can’t wait to see the play. If you haven’t seen the move, I bet you can’t wait to see the play. Nude calendars mostly exist in first year dorm rooms and garages…unless… the nude calendar supports a good cause. In that...
by Toronto Antiques | Mar 22, 2011 | Cynthia Findlay, Engagement Rings, Events, Toronto Antiques on King
Warning: the following is not for those who cry during romantic comedies. Listen up all you princes and princesses-in-training, here is a story about how to get it done. “It” being the proposal and “done” being the anticipated acceptance. After Aizick treated her to a...
by Toronto Antiques | Feb 11, 2011 | Entertainment District, Events, Film & Television Props, History
Who hasn’t played a “chu-chu” train game? We have all enjoyed a wooden train set, pretended the fork was a train in order to feed a stubborn mouth, or acted like a train engine carrying “cargo” around the living room floor. Trains spark the imagination of children,...
by Toronto Antiques | Oct 30, 2010 | Entertainment District, Events, Gift Ideas, Holiday, Musicals
The staff at Toronto Antiques on King are squinting today and it’s not because we’ve been looking directly at the sun. It’s because we’ve been selling a lot of vintage costume jewellery and boy, does it sparkle something fabulous. Nothing...
by Toronto Antiques | Oct 21, 2010 | Events, Toronto Antiques on King
Our good friend Roushell Goldstein visited Toronto Antiques on King on Tuesday. In addition to being an avid antique collector, Roushell is also a textile artist. We were excited to hear about her upcoming show—so excited that we thought you would be too! Roushell is...
by Toronto Antiques | Oct 12, 2010 | Events, Fundraising & Charity
We have very exciting news. Today Elaine Frost, a friend of the store, visited to tell us about an event she is organizing through the charity Furniture Bank. Furniture Bank accepts donations of gently used household furnishings from Torontonians and gives (at no...
