2026 Dates & Time
November 7th 10am to 5pm
November 8th 11am to 4pm
List of 2026 Exhibitors
The 2026 NCAADF Exhibitors list is being updated regularly. These are just a few of this year’s NCAADF participating exhibitors
CHriS GREEN (STAMPS)
Chris Green is a member of a number of specialist societies, including the American Philatelic Society, the Collectors Club of New York, the China Stamp Society, the United States Classics
Society, and is a Life Member and Fellow of the Royal Philatelic Society London. He has served as a Director of the Postal History Society of Canada, the British North America Philatelic Society, and the Canadian Stamp Dealers Association. He currently serves on the Council of the Philatelic Traders Society, and on the Expert Committee of the Vincent Graves Greene Philatelic Research Foundation. In 2024, Linns Stamp News named Chris’s firm one of the “most influential companies in philately.” (Scott Stamp Monthly, March 2024).
Chris Green is also co-owner, Managing Director & Chief Philatelist of Sparks International Auctions in Ottawa.
613 421 3576
Vintage Musts
Some collect art. Others collect Couture. At Vintage Musts, we do both.
Inside Westmount Square, discover a world where designer fashion meets fine art. From Art Nouveau gems to contemporary icons, each piece is curated by Robert Poirier, Montreal’s doyen in luxury consignment.
👜 Visit us at the National Capital Antiques Fair to acquire works of timeless style.
Call or Text: 514 602 1545
Robert Poirier
ERNEST JOHNSON ANTIQUES
Since 1989 Ernest Johnson Antiques has been offering discriminating clients a select inventory of 18th – 20th century English, European and Asian Fine & Decorative Artn and has established the reputation of maintaining what is arguably the finest selection of antique period furniture, fine & decorative art & accessories in the National Capital region. Ernest Johnson Antiques has been a member of the Canadian Antique Dealers Association (CADA) since 1996 and is also a member of The International Confederation of the Art & Antique Dealers Association (CINOA).
By Appointment.
Ottawa, Ontario
Ernest Johnson
613 720 5206
A.H. MacMillan & Family Antiques
https://ahmacmillan.com/
Certainly one of the finest craftsmen ever to inhabit the shores of New Scotland, it was to A. H. MacMillan that the province turned to create a companion Royal Chair in the Red Chamber of Nova Scotia’s Province House for the Royal visit of His Majesty King George VI and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in 1939. Upon completion, it was written that “this [chair] was constructed and carved in twenty-seven days by Mr. Alexander Herman MacMillan of Halifax from choice Honduras mahogany, using over fifty tools. Experts at that time said that his work on the royal chair could not be surpassed anywhere in the world” (MacLaren, George, Antique Furniture By Nova Scotia Craftsmen. Toronto, The Ryerson Press, 1961).
Whether through influence or blood, we, his descendants, retain his love for quality, beauty, and enduring value. It is our mission, hope, and pleasure to share items that are an investment, not simply a purchase, with you, our clients.
A. H. MacMillan & Family, Antiques and Fine Furniture operates from a large premises set on the beautiful Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia, in what was formerly Camp Brunswick. We offer a very fine selection of antique and reproduction furniture, china, silver, carpets, artwork, and much more.
902 220 1558
info@ahmacmillan.com
GLEN MANOR
GALLERIES
Quality antique furniture, sterling silver, porcelains, glassware, bronzes, fine art & antiques for over 45 years. At Glen Manor Galleries we carry a superb selection of formal antiques. We specialize in 18th and 19th century antiques from Europe, Asia and North America. Each piece we carry is chosen with great care and attention to detail. For 45 years Glen Manor has put the care of our customers first. We deal with many of Ontario's oldest and respected families both in estate acquisitions and dispersals. Our goal has always been to build a lasting relationship with our customers.
2205 Line 34,
Shakespeare, Ontario N0B 2P0
Brian Campbell
519 625 8921
NATIVE STONE ART
In 1968 my parents opened Skin and Bones. Very quickly into our history we began carrying Indigenous Art and Crafts. In the early 70's we introduced Navajo, Zuni and Hopi Jewelry to Toronto. Over the years the percentage of indigenous work expanded as well as our interactions with artists. In 1993 for my parents version of retirement the name was changed to Native Stone Art. The main focus being indigenous art. We were privileged to form personal friendships with many of the artists both locally and in the north. Since the late 90's my husband and I have been doing shows, mostly in the Ottawa area. In 2007 we closed the brick and mortar location in Toronto, increasing the focus on shows in the Ottawa and Eastern Ontario areas. Since 2003, we have expanded to include fun antique and vintage finds. It has always been our goal to provide quality representation of the Indigenous art available and to support the indigenous communities we interact with.
Linda and Clyde McMullen
RICK HUXTABLE
ANTIQUES
I started in the antique business in 1990 with my brother, mom, and dad In Almonte Ontario. After they retired, I changed directions; picking farm to farm, town to town ; selling to the local shops. As these shop owners retired or moved on, I returned to retailing, in The Ottawa Antique Market (1179 Bank St. Ottawa) and The Almonte Antiques and Collectibles Shop (26 Mill St. Almonte Ontario).
Rick Huxtable
613 769 9642 or 613 256 3163
Times Past
ANTIQUES
Times Past Antiques was founded in 1986 in Ottawa and has participated in antique shows in Ottawa, Montreal and Toronto.
Times Past’s owner, Michael Kamoff-Nicolsky, was born in Europe and was taken as a child to various museums on the Continent and in the UK. This continued when he was brought to North America and was taken to exhibits and antique shows. Given his Russian origins, the owner specializes in items from the time of Imperial Russia as well as items of virtue from the European continent as well as the United Kingdom. He was privileged to have received training from a number of experts who came from the Russian Empire.
Michael Kamoff-Nicolsky
mikhailpavel@sympatico.ca
UBBINK Book & Paper
Conservation
www.bookandpaperconservation.com
Established in 2002, Ubbink Book and Paper Conservation provides professional conservation and restoration services to heritage institutions, art and antiquarian dealers, galleries, auction houses, collectors, and genealogists. Our experienced conservators outline both necessary and esthetic treatment options, prepare conservation treatment reports, carry out photographic documentation and offer recommendations for future storage and handling of the artifact. Working in a clean, climate-controlled environment the security, safety, integrity and value of your treasures is of the utmost importance to us.
Kyla Ubbink
Ottawa, Ontario
613 523 0569
URBAN ARTIFACTS
www.urbanartifacts.com
Urban Artifacts has been selling an eclectic mix of Mid Century items at the Ottawa Antique Market, and Antique shows for over 20 years. As a specialist in Scandinavian Art Glass, Pottery, Jewellery and Furniture, we have built a strong following in the National Capital region and beyond.. We have a physical shop in Ottawa, Canada.
We are always interested in buying quality Mid Century items. If you have something that you think we might be interested in, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Jim Denemoustier
613 291 0321
WILLIAM HENRY
ART & ANTIQUES
www.whantiques.com
W.H Art and Antiques was started in 2023 by W. Henry Mackie with the aim of bringing antiques of merit to a new generation of collectors and decorators. The focus of the collection is on English Country House pieces including 17th-19th Century Furniture, artwork, tapestries and objet d’art. We look for pieces of originality and functionality with an eye towards patination and character. Please enjoy browsing this preliminary images and check back in the coming weeks for a broader preview.
William Henry
416 505 0667
