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What The Vintage

What The Vintage

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371 Old Kingston Rd #Unit A, Toronto, Ontario, M1C 1B7, Canada
(647) 983-6059 www.whatthevintage.com
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Aug 29, 2018
So pleased with the pieces I've purchased from John. He's extremely knowledgeable and friendly, and the refinishing was beautifully done. Delivery was also very easy to arrange. Will definitely be a repeat customer!

Aug 25, 2018
I purchased a lovely side table from the What the Vintage website; delivery was prompt and the table was just as pictured. Great service and very reasonable prices. Thank you, John!

Jun 10, 2018
Beautiful teak secretary desk with drawers and shelves that was restored with care. John delivered and had handled the desk and the move with great care. Great store and even better service.

Apr 18, 2018
Great well restored pieces and friendly service. I was able to buy my table online with ease And my coffee table was delivered downtown Toronto for free!That’s just unheard of these days. I’d suggest going online and checking these guys out if you’re looking for a great vintage piece.

Jan 27, 2018
Purchased a beautiful desk and chair online and only saw the items through email. The service was amazing and response to my questions was prompt. Delivery was great and to say they are beautiful is an understatement. It is truly a special piece!! Very pleased and would definitely shop here again for other items in the future.

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