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This is the last in my series of holiday shopping in Sperryville. We have so many “hidden jewels” and it has been fun to share them with you. I am also including information about both lesser and well-known accommodations for your overflow holiday guests. If you have found this series useful (or not), please do let me know.

Mark’s Motorcycle

Leather Works

Many of you have stopped in to meet Mark and know that he loves to talk and share his views on just about anything. Not only does he carry all the essentials for riding motorcycles, his shop is also a place to get a custom made purse, belt or other specialty item. My husband needed something to carry his bee sting kit and Mark designed one for Ray’s belt. 11965 Lee hwy. 987-9565

Long View Gallery

and Sperryville

Pottery

Collectors gather regularly with a glass of wine at Long View Gallery for fine art, jewelry and sculpture from the region’s foremost artists. Fabulous pottery from nine local clay artists can be found at Sperryville Pottery. Also offered are classes, commissions, workshops and children’s camps. 42 Main Street. 987-1000 Glassworks Gallery -Oldway Art Center

Cross the red swinging bridge over the Thornton River to find hand blown art glass, ceramics, jewelry, stained glass, fine sculpture, woodwork, metalwork and many one-of-a-kind pieces. High quality, unique goods are available at much less than mall prices! In addition to Eric Kvames’ work, about 25 additional artists are

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