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The store offers more than just gifts and frames, it stocks a variety of items from as far as San Francisco or as close as Sperryville, items ranging from beaded earrings to hand-made dolls by Sperryville’s Kim McLaughin.

It’s 17th Century-style floor cloths, canvas painted than covered with layers of acrylic, by Northern Virginia artist Remington Restivo.

The children’s foot-stools are also made by this artist. The stool is wooden though painted bright colors with carefully detailed animal life, scenes or decoration.

Other items: Vernon Townsend’s watercolors on rice paper and Deborah Broad oils, bright and shiney paper mache buses filled with similing

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