Paula DiRenzo scours flea markets, garage sales and antique barns up north for only the most visually appealing artifacts. A rare Koh-I-Noor Cast Iron Pencil Sharpener, circa 1900, is about as useful as a paperweight, but its retro graphics make it a covetable ornament. The offerings are varied. Wool trapper blankets, bell jars displaying taxidermy, and century-old puppets take up shelf space beside Canadian-made products of today like Vancouver Candle Co. diffusers in scents such as Great Lakes and The North.
Toronto
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Blackbird Vintage Finds
11 Trinity Street, Toronto
Our Rating
Neighborhood
In the Distillery District
Transportation
Subway: King, then streetcar 504 to Parliament
Phone
416/681-0558
Web site
Blackbird Vintage
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