The Sinking Canoe Antiques

The Sinking Canoe Antiques A passion for the past, a nostalgia for vintage and a deep appreciation for the artistic soul.

Our collection of vintage clothing continues to flow into the shop, just in time for next weekend…This is a Linda Lundst...
08/04/2026

Our collection of vintage clothing continues to flow into the shop, just in time for next weekend…

This is a Linda Lundström “LaParka”—not Nordstrom, as someone might read at first glance. The upper label clearly says LUNDSTROM LAPARKA CANADA.

LaParka was an important Canadian winter-coat system, designed to be practical without surrendering completely to the misery of a Canadian winter. It has a shiny wind- and water-resistant outer shell, a removable inner coat made from 100% pure virgin wool, a detachable hood and a removable fur-look hood trim.

Made in Canada, tagged size M, quiet red/rusty colour and probably dating from around 1987–1992.

Authentic signed Miriam Haskell festoon or bib necklace, dating approximately  the mid-1950s.
08/04/2026

Authentic signed Miriam Haskell festoon or bib necklace, dating approximately the mid-1950s.

This coat does not enter a room—it arrives.Black leather, enough fur to frighten a Canadian winter, and tails that clear...
08/03/2026

This coat does not enter a room—it arrives.
Black leather, enough fur to frighten a Canadian winter, and tails that clearly have their own personality. Completely excessive, slightly dangerous,this is a dramatic full-length black leather coat with American grey fox fur trim, designed in the exaggerated late-20th-century luxury style.
The upper section is built almost like a fur cape or wrap, with a deep shawl collar, broad shoulders, fitted waist ,a belt and long A-line leather skirt.

Yesterday we crossed 5,000 followers.Naturally, we assumed this meant 5,000 people were coming to help us move furniture...
08/03/2026

Yesterday we crossed 5,000 followers.
Naturally, we assumed this meant 5,000 people were coming to help us move furniture.
Apparently, that is not how Facebook works.
Seriously, thank you for following our antique hunts, questionable purchases, old objects with complicated histories—and the occasional item that tries to attack us.
We are very grateful that 5,000 of you have joined the madness.

08/03/2026

From our collection of vintage dresses- Available at the Sinking Canoe Antiques

Today I want to thank the young couple who yesterday discovered one of my favourite antique prints, quietly hiding in a ...
08/03/2026

Today I want to thank the young couple who yesterday discovered one of my favourite antique prints, quietly hiding in a corner of the shop (hopeing they can see this post :-) )

They immediately showed a very good eye—and a real sensitivity for an old object.

The print had lived in my house for many years before coming here to Canada in search of a new home. It is only a simple sheet of paper, engraved more than four hundred years ago, yet somehow it survived all that time, distance and history.

The young man returned the day after his first visit to take it home. Apparently, it had spoken to him too loudly to ignore.

We like to think that we choose objects. Very often, I believe, it is the objects that choose us.

( Original Stage design print for the sixth Intermedio (Descent of Rhythm and Harmony) at the Medici Wedding of 1589; engraved by Carracci after a drawing by Bernardo Buontalenti-between 1589 and 1592)

08/02/2026

The lamp was easy to see. The important part was hiding in plain sight.

This antique wall oil lamp still has its original mercury-glass reflector—an exceptionally fragile piece that is often missing or damaged. Finding the lamp complete is rare; finding the reflector intact is rarer still.

Would you have noticed it?

08/02/2026

Welcome to The Sinking Canoe Antiques—a rabbit hole in Indian Head, Saskatchewan.

Open Thursday–Sunday, 11–5. Come and lose track of time.

We love making these little antique stories. If you enjoyed this one, sharing it would mean a great deal to us.

Different modelling styles at the shop....Original late-1960s Canadian mod shift dress by Lady Colony for Parkway Dress ...
08/01/2026

Different modelling styles at the shop....
Original late-1960s Canadian mod shift dress by Lady Colony for Parkway Dress Co., circa 1967–69. ( accessories not included...)

A jewellery box available from today...black lacquer ,brass and Inlaid Mother of Pearl with Lock....does it worth a visi...
07/31/2026

A jewellery box available from today...black lacquer ,brass and Inlaid Mother of Pearl with Lock....does it worth a visit ?

Address

710 Boyle Street
Indian Head, SK
S0G2K0

Opening Hours

Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+13066609033

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