There’s tons to see at this King West store, but if you’re looking for jewellery, this is the place to go. Even better if you’re scouring for an engagement ring: you won’t find a better place to purchase a unique ring for that special someone.

A longtime purveyor of antiques in Cabbagetown, Green’s is known for its broad collection of furniture, Persian rugs, and lighting fixtures. They’ll also repair any old heirlooms you hold near and dear to your heart.

Retro, reclaimed finds are the best part of this friendly Junction shop. There’s a huge variety of stuff to explore here, from aluminum serving carts from the 40s to cool knick knacks like brass bells.

English and French furniture is the speciality at this Mount Pleasant antique shop. You’ll also find an assortment of other knick knacks and rare curiosities scattered across the store’s two floors.

Hit up this showroom on Bridgeland Ave. for a collection of consigned furniture, which takes parts of the profits for each sale and gives the rest to the consigner. Murano glass bowls, crystal light fixtures—they have it all.

There’s a lot of clothes at this Bloordale Village store, but head downstairs for tons of other cool times like old school skates and cufflinks, plus furniture essentials like little working desks and bedside tables.

Lovers of old maps will swoon over this Mount Pleasant store, which sells old charts and wall maps from all over the world. There’s some items dating as far back as the 15th century, though items as ‘new’ as the 19th century co-exist here as well.