Antique Market
How do I contact an Antique Vendor?
What method of payment do the Antique Vendors accept?
I have some antiques to sell, would you be interested?
Is there an admission charge for entering your Antique Market?
Who do I talk to, if I'm interested in being an Antique Vendor?

Mennonite Furniture
Do you offer unfinished furniture?
How do you offer prices so low?
What is Mennonite?
Is your furniture constructed of solid wood?
Does your furniture require any assembly?
Can I have a custom furniture piece made?
What types of wood is your furniture available in?
Is all your furniture Mennonite made?
What taxes do I pay?
Where is your furniture made?
Do you have any more store locations?
When do you have sales on your furniture?
Do you have gift certificates?
How do I care for my furniture?
Are the prices on this site in Canadian dollars?

Answers

How do I contact an Antique Vendor?
To contact an Antique Vendor please call the main store at (519) 238-2880. We will relay a message to them, as many of the Antique Vendors do not have telephones in their individual booths. (Up to top)

What method of payment do the Antique Vendors accept?
The Antique Vendors run their businesses separate from Dale's Antique Market. The methods of payment will vary depending on the vendor. Many vendors do offer payment in the form of Cash, Visa and MasterCard. (Up to top)

I have some antiques to sell, would you be interested?
Yes, we are interested in what you have to sell. We can be reached at (519) 238-2880 or stop by the store and ask for Todd or Dale. If we can't help you, we will try to direct your inquiry to other dealers that may be interested. (Up to top)

Is there an admission charge for entering your Antique Market?
No, there is no admission to enter our Antique Market. There is also lots of free parking at the rear of the main store. (Up to top)

Who do I talk to if I'm interested in being an Antique Vendor?
If you are interested in becoming an Antique Vendor or just looking for more information on our Market please contact us by telephone at (519) 238-2880 or email info@dalesantiquemarket.com (Up to top)

Do you offer unfinished furniture?
Yes, all our furniture is available unfinished and finished. (Up to top)

How do you offer prices so low?
We are 100% family owned and operated, therefore we able to sell our products for a modest profit. Our overhead is considerably lower than that of our larger competitors, so we are able to pass these savings on to our customers. By keeping our prices low and our quality high, we have been able to establish a large repeat customer base. (Up to top)

What is Mennonite?
Since the 1920's, furniture made by Mennonite families has been highly sought after for the creative designs and quality construction. The word Mennonite is commonly used to describe a religious group of people that practice a lifestyle without the use of modern technology. Some Mennonites may reject the use of electricity or the use of motor vehicles. Other Mennonites have evolved to accept and use certain modern technologies. Our furniture builders range from the Old Order Mennonite to the Modern or Conservative Mennonite. This is a brief and simplified description of a more complex and intriguing way of life. (Up to top)

Is your furniture constructed of solid wood?
Yes, our furniture is constructed using solid wood. Our builders' attention to detail does not end on the exterior of the furniture. European drawer glides are used on our furniture, to ensure a smooth opening drawer for years to come. A full extension drawer slide is also available from some builders. All furniture backing is inset to provide a clean finished look. Our furniture is designed and built to be enjoyed for a lifetime. (Up to top)

Does your furniture require any assembly?
No, most of our furniture is fully assembled by the builder. The only exception to this would be fastening a table top onto the pedestal, or installing the side rails on a bed. These pieces are kept apart to assist you in moving the furniture into your house without damage. There is never any gluing or in-depth construction involved. (Up to top)

Can I have a custom furniture piece made?
Yes, most of our existing or new furniture designs can be customized to suite your individual needs. The cost and time frame required to build these pieces is determined after consulting our builders. (Up to top)

What types of wood is your furniture available in?
The different types of wood available in our furniture differ from builder to builder. Most of our furniture is available in pine, oak, maple, and cherry. Certain pieces of furniture are available in ash and cedar. (Up to top)

Is all your furniture Mennonite made?
We currently have 30 different Mennonite families building our furniture for us. In addition to these 30, we have 5 builders who are not Mennonite, but exhibit the same quality and attention to detail. (Up to top)

What taxes do I pay?
In Ontario, we currently have a Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) equaling 13% on all purchases. (Up to top)

Where is your furniture made?
All of our furniture is made in Southwestern Ontario, Canada.(Up to top)

Do you have any more store locations?
Our Grand Bend store is currently our only location. We can be found one mile south of Grand Bend on highway #21.(Up to top)

When do you have sales on your furniture?
We do not normally hold sales on our furniture. We don't believe in inflating our prices and than holding sales to create a false sense of savings. We believe in offering our customers the lowest price every day of the week. (Up to top)

Do you have gift certificates?
Yes, gift certificates are available in any denomination and can be picked up at our store or sent directly to the recipient. (Up to top)

How do I care for my furniture?
Any furniture that you purchase from Dale's Antique Market is constructed and finished to provide many years of enjoyment. A warm damp cloth is all that is needed to keep your furniture looking new. When cleaning, always wipe with the grain to avoid scratching the finish.

Avoid putting your solid wood furniture in front of, or close to a direct heat source, like a fireplace or heat register. It is normal for solid wood furniture to expand and contract with fluctuations in humidity. When humidity levels are low, solid wood furniture may contract, causing small openings in the grain. As the humidity rises, the furniture may swell causing drawers to become sticky. These movements in the wood can be minimized by regulating the humidity levels in your home. The recommended humidity level is between 40- 50%.(Up to top)

Are the prices on this site in Canadian dollars?
Yes, all the prices on this web site are in Canadian dollars. We do offer a competitive U.S. exchange rate for those wishing to use American currency. For our current U.S exchange rate please call the store at (519) 238-2880 or email info@dalesantiquemarket.com. (Up to top)