LAMINGTON
GENERAL STORE

An accomplished cabinetmaker from PA, Terry has been designing furniture and accessories for several years.  Creating each piece by hand, Terry uses mostly tiger maple and bird's eye maple.  Each piece is hand finished, both on the interior and exterior, using a light satin gloss which highlights the beautiful grain in the wood."

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Deb, our favorite potter, resides in PA with her husband, daughter and her cat "Tom".  She has been creating dinnerware and accessories for over 12 years.  Each piece is handmade and painted with a folk art influence and a splash of whimsey.  All materials are lead free and food safe.  Her specialty is seasonal design.  All of her pieces are hand signed and are treasures to be enjoyed for years to come.

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Mermaids, Currituck swans, owls and blue herons are just a few of the hand carved creations by artists Jac and Patricia from Virginia.  They have been carving and painting for the past 16 years and were featured in such magazines as Architectural Digest and Country Living.

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A talented artist from upstate New York, Shelly creates fine oil paintings and collages.  Featured here is a selection of collages utilizing original receipts and documents from the late 1800's to early 1900's, and old maps which form the background for these fanciful fish, butterflies and birds.  All are displayed in vintage frames.

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Peter and Jana, a husband and wife team from PA, create one-of-a-kind signs using old paneled doors, shutters and other unique pieces of wood.  Their work has been featured in museums and in magazines such as Early American Life and Country Home.  Have your favorite saying customized into a hand painted sign for your home or as a special gift.

Based in NC, Chris hand-carves swans, geese and ducks using various hardwoods including hemlock.  Lichen, moss and bark are purposely left attached, making each piece unique, and a fine hand finish brings out the subtle grain patterns.  They make a beautiful centerpiece for your table, and a striking display on a mantel or sideboard.

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