This is a great modern and family run jewellery store. Not only is the owner truly caring about you…read moreas a customer, but will make you feel at home. The quality of the jewellery is about nine out of 10, but if something happens like it breaks, the people there are willing to fix it for free. Everything there is typical Chinese styled, (jade and ambers) or a Caucasian woman's dream of jewelry as well! (Silver, gold, basic pendants) They also sell paintings and antiques in the store next to them so everything that you need to spice up your life is within.

Hey Doug and Susanna; It's been a few years since I visited your interesting Victorian house and…read moreantiques shop. I'm looking for old letters and photos. Please get back to me. I was living in Ajax but a in Toronto now. I have a lovely photo of your home. Will try to get out on a Sat. This being Easter weekend may not work. Had eye surgery, so am like Blind Bartimaeus, but okay close up for reading. Still have a great old mason jar of buttons I got there. Bev.

I Am a homegrown Whitby resident who loves antiques. I am so grateful for the uniqueness and…read moreavailability of Old Whitby Antiques. The quality and service is beyond what you would expect. I will always stop in to see the latest gems.

Owners are truly nice guys. Great selection. Well displayed. Prices were very good for a…read moreshopper/collector/browser.

Redman's Crossroads Antique Barn is a collaboration of 17 smaller individual vendors setting up…read moreshops in one roof. On a quiet weekday, probably just one of the vendors would be present to management the stores, greet customers and take payments. The items here are quite interesting from Coca Cola memorabilia, beer glassware, 100 year old phones, Singer sewing machine converted end tables, old toys (Cabbage Patch Kid), records, books and everything you can think of! A lot of the things are not really "antiques" but I can imagine one would get as a retro deco accessories for home and restaurants?? I think I still have some of those glasses even a Cabbage Patch Kids, I feel quite "antique"!

There is a lot of items at this antique market. However I find it a bit crowded and dusty. There…read morealso some items that are overpriced. If you see something you like, make sure you go through the whole market before buying because you might find the same thing elsewhere in the market and at a lower price.

Biggest RIP Off artist in Toronto. Went looking for birds nest in Toronto. They wanted almost…read more$4,000 Bought the same in elese where for #1,500. I looked ant other dried seafood products, average markup is about 350%. Then he says i will give you a better price if you pat cash. Hell NO. Stay away

I got the mahjong table at really good prices!!! And the…read moregirl working there is incredibly nice!!

Lots of really interesting finds at this thrift shop, though I didn't have much time to browse the…read moreday I was there. The space itself is a bit dated (I hear they are renovating soon though) but it is clean and tidy. There is additional parking in the back as well as an entrance back there. If you are planning on donating items (accepted Monday-Saturday 9:30-4:30), park around back and there is a door there to drop off items (separate from the store entrance). Proceeds from sales support the work of the Mennonite Central Committee in Ontario, whose mission is to impact disadvantaged people through their work in relief, development, and peace, so you can feel good about donating stuff here! Side note: they will accept and dispose of electronic waste such as used batteries and old computers.

The most honest and fair pawn broker in Oshawa/GTA…read more Offers rates much better than Hock Shop etc. Can't recommend them highly enough. Ask for Bill. Best guy ever. +++

I've been going there for years, it's the only shop I'll go to. The nicest owners and give the best…read moreprices. They also have tons of stuff and a wide range of things to buy. Love love going there!!!

I love this place! Every visit is like going again for the first time. Amazing selection.read more

This use to be part of the Pickering Flea/Antique market before Covid, so glad they reopened and…read morefound a spot. Yes it is not as large, but still a good indoor activity to look around at some really cool and interesting items. The flea market side is not that good and has very random shops. They have a small onsite bakery, so if you are a bit hungry you can grab a bite.