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Featuring more than 80 curated antique and vintage dealers from Ontario and Quebec
The Sunday Antique Market returns to the historic Small Arms Inspection Building on Sunday, November 1, bringing together more than 80 curated antique and vintage dealers from Ontario and Quebec for the first of three November markets.
Some things simply can't be replicated: the daring lines of modernist jewellery, the beauty of an original painting, the graphic appeal of vintage advertising or the glamour of an Art Deco silver champagne bucket.
Objects from another era continue to capture our imagination, influence contemporary tastes and inspire new interpretations. But there's something even more appealing about owning the originals.
For more than 30 years, The Sunday Antique Market has brought together collectors, decorators, designers and people who appreciate originality and the pleasure of finding something unexpected.
The November 1 market will feature an extensive selection of estate jewellery, mid-century modern design, antique silver, vintage advertising, paintings and decorative antiques spanning decades of changing tastes and creative expression.
Exceptional style doesn't have to mean exceptional prices. From affordable vintage finds to remarkable antiques, the market offers pieces that make a statement, reflect personal style and bring something distinctive to a home or collection.
This event is organized by an external group and is not produced by the City of Mississauga.