Tour the Gallery

A charming 1920’s cottage is home to our gallery, where we feature unique and often one-of-a-kind gifts made right here in the United States. Occasionally we offer work by one or two Canadian artists, but the vast majority of our pieces are designed right here in the United States!

We invite you to take a tour of the many beautiful gifts and art pieces we have on display; our stock is constantly changing and we frequently update our webpages. For individual pages, click on any of the links listed on the left.

Click on any picture for a larger view, or visit individual pages to view our unique offerings.

~ Be sure to visit our Online Gallery for many items available only from our webstore! ~

As you walk up the steps to our entrance, you see our collection of birdfeeders and birdbaths. From whimsical, ceramic feeders to painted gourd houses, to our exquisite copper baths, there is something to please every bird lover in your life!

Upon approaching the front door of the gallery, you are beckoned inside by the gentle tinkling of solar chimes. Enter the foyer and here you will find an ever-changing display of works by American Artisans. There could be stained glass ships, the beautiful photographic prints of Reflections by JAm Photography, one-of-a-kind dolls made especially for us, limited edition paintings, or a new piece from one of our featured jewelry designers.

Take a left and enter an anteroom full of beautiful, functional pottery including soup tureens, snack trays, bowls, and serving pieces. In addition, you will find displays of Raku and Horsehair pottery. For those touched by autism, you will find gifts featuring the puzzle piece, the national symbol of this disability.

Across the foyer, don’t be surprised if you hear an occasional “meow” or friendly bark as part of this room is designed for animal lovers, especially cats, dogs, and horses. Carved lamps, cat vases, animal-themed prints, dog mugs and more await those whose hearts have been won over by animals. Be sure and check out our collection of unique greeting cards, books, and bookmarks before leaving this room.

As you enter the main room of the gallery, it's hard to de cide which way to turn. The rose inlay of a hand-crafted dulcimer beckons you to turn left. Here you will find Native American flutes, dulcimers and accessories, door harps, lap harps, kalimbas, and other unusual Appalachian instruments.

The main room is filled with unusual wood turnings, metal pictures, paintings, and many extraordinary items. Looking for the perfect baby shower, wedding, graduation, or retirement gift? Pick up a solid wood wish bowl. These hand-turned bowls are painted with special wishes and can be laid on a table for guests to place their own hand-written notes of encouragement, good wishes, etc.

Across the room, numerous pieces of jewelry catch your eye. Necklaces, earrings, and bracelets by Kathy Bransfield and other artists cause you to smile at the irony and whimsy of the messages engraved into each piece. Story bell necklaces by Jewelry John of Texas, Heart Print necklaces by John Adair of Hawaii, diachroic rings and bracelets, distinctive crosses, and unusual silver/copper pieces by Gardella are showcased in the jewelry section of the gallery. Since we feature over 150 lines of jewelry, you are sure to find just what you need.

If you’re looking to buy a gift for that special cook in your life, head to the back room where you will find pewter measuring spoon and cup sets, cheese boards, fruit bowls, hand-turned lazy susans, sushi sets, tea sets, and more! For the wine connoisseur, you can find whimsical bottle holders, unique bottle stoppers, and distinctive decanter sets. The back room is also home to primitive folk art, glass paperweights, and gifts for expectant parents.

Not wanting to miss anything, you meander through all the rooms of gallery one last time, only to find even more treasures the second time around: collectible dolls and works of art made exclusively for our gallery, collapsible baskets, storm jars, kaleidoscopes, hand-carved leather journals, and the famous hand-warmer mug!