About
Established 1956 and identified by the business itself as Canada's oldest gift store — 70 years of family ownership.
The trademark raspberry-pink building at 21 Edgewater Street takes its name from the 1813 privateer ship Teazer that burned and sank in Mahone Bay. Stocks jewellery, apparel, locally-made lavender products, kitchenware, children's toys, and a strong line of Curse of Oak Island-themed items.
What people say
Recent five-star reviews from Google.
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I don't know why I'd never popped in to this cute shop before - maybe I thought it was all about teas. It's actually a really cute shop with all kinds of interesting things, including some chocolates that I haven't seen since I was a kid. I've been in a few times now and plan on going back whenever I need something cute/interesting as a gift or for myself.
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I LOVE ❤️ this store. I always take visitors from out of province and from abroad aswell. Everyone absolutely loves loves the store. Unique and classy all in one. Perfect for thoughtful gifts. The staff are a true delight. Thank you for creating this experience !!!!
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The stuff they had was really cute!! They was a wide variety of different products. If I was moving, I would buy all my dishware from there!
Worth knowing
- Canada's oldest gift store — established 1956
- Family-owned, raspberry-pink building
- Named for the 1813 privateer ship Teazer
- Strong line of Curse of Oak Island merchandise
- Online shop · year-round
Gallery
Photos via Google. Credit: John Hayne, The Teazer, Don Kane, Harji K.
Find The Teazer Inc
21 Edgewater Street