The Sunday Antique Market

Yayy! The Sunday Antique Market at the St Lawrence Market finally reopens .. more spacious aisles, many of the same familiar vendors. Pesky security guards - grrr. Many found treasures over the years, happiest when I leave empty handed! A fun addiction.

I'm not sure how many real antiques you would find here, but it is the place to browse and find interesting trinkets from the past. You can find anything and everything: old cameras, books, clothing, art, toys, jewelry, furniture, carpets, and more. Worth a visit for a fun Sunday out.

It was amazing! There were a lot of attractive antique items there. The merchants ususally take cash. Although there is ATM inside of the market, it is better to bring cash.

A spot for uncommon goods - I found two clocks from the 1700s, an early 1900s stenography typewriter, and a forensic fingerprint camera. Note that vendors may not take cards, but there is an ATM available.

Best antique market ever. Each stall had high quality items and everyone was veryvery kind. We bargained for a very good deal. Parking is free until 1PM at nearby streets. We bought antique plates at tree stalls.

Vintage Out of Production Souvenirs This is a weekly Sunday hangout for people whose 'junk can be a treasure' for another collector. A great place for those who like old not new things no longer in production and thus more collectable and unique. A nice place to browse after having a Sunday brunch. One of the few places that practises bargaining in pricing, depending on how much a buyer wants to have or a seller wants to let go of an object. A few possible authentic cultural antique artifacts can be found in glass cases.

I went there out of curiosity and was not looking for something specific. People came to sell many antique items, e.g. old film cameras, watches, coins, tea sets etc. It was quite crowded.

It's a good spot to get your vintage items and collectibles. There's also a treasure trove of old books that can be found selling at the market.