This shop sells DIY model kits. It has a wide range of knights and princesses, toys and games. It…read morealso has field sports accessories. The other srevices it offera are engraving and taxidermy and sells fishing permits for river trout onle.

Pleasant little shop selling costume jewellery, scarves, ladies gloves, handbags, handbag mirrors,…read morecufflinks, watches and even a faux fur snood on the day I visited! Reasonably priced and a good range of stock. Friendly staff too so all in all well worth a visit.

Hello! When did this wee gem spring up?…read more It's not really wee, and it looks new - I'm guessing it's only been on Cockburn Street under a month. Old Town Context is a refreshing, traditional store on Cockburn Street, steering away from the style of the tourist traps on the Royal Mile to offer alternative gift ideas. They have some old English, French and American advert poster art, cards, stationery, gifts, mugs with pin ups on them, clocks made out of recycled glass drinks bottles - a very eclectic and classy selection. Its inspiration is clearly from bygone era's, and I was very impressed with their postcard range. They also have some cracking cards and original prints with cats on them. These cats are wearing kilts and rugby shifrts, quoting Burns and other Scottish poets within the print. It's a very odd idea but entirely up my alley. Overall a very enjoyable shop for the family. It's difficult to walk out of here without buying anything.

I am glad that my 200th review is on this hidden gem... actually it isn't that hidden, but I have a…read morefeeling that lots of people just walk right on by. In a very different and almost vintage way, it is a souvenir shop. I say that because there were lots of prints, cards, coffee mugs of the city and various British 'things', but they are not the types of souvenirs that you would find in the every single store on the Royal Mile... yeah, you know what I mean. I loved the different prints of the city, my favourite was a very art deco-ish print highlighting the castle in a yellowy-orangish hue against a dark background. They had it as a large print, a card, and a coffee mug. I am now kicking myself that I did not buy it. If you love globes or tin signs, they have loads of them! If you are looking for a different kind of souvenir for someone... or just something for yourself, stop in here because they have some really wonderful items.

Today I visited the Borders in Scotland, a countryside famous for its ancient ruinous abbeys and…read moremonasteries, castles , idyllic villages, round soft hills and the borderline to England. Anyways, I came across a wee creative shop in Innerleithen not far from Peebles that looks like a flower shop from the outside, but I would really call it a Fairy shop , called Droopy Dandelion. Its really charming and fingers crossed that hopefully my wish I made in the fairy circle will come true The owner Sheila is super friendly and comes across a fairy herself . All products are made by Sheila, recycled out of cups, glasses and other derelict items, ornated with fairies and flowers. I am sure she would be delighted to welcome you to her fairy kingdom. #iwillbebacksoon

An unusual name for an unusual shop. It's like someones dickensian house turned into a shop. Some…read morenice unusual gifts & cards. Also kitchen accessories, framed photographs & fashion. Well worth a look if you are looking for that special gift. Its not suitable for disabled at all.

Little shop full of cards, gift wrap and small gifts. I've visited Warkworth several times over the…read morelast couple of years though and this is the first time I've ever seen it open. All in all a pleasant little shop with some nice stock.

Not only a gift shop but also a restaurant. Delicious Food, a fabulous desert selection, nice…read moreatmosphere. A truly enrichment for Bamburgh. We had the lamb with minced mash and muscles in a gorgeous white vine sauce from the day menu. A blueberry & White chocolate bred & butter pudding the best desert ever topped our day.

Individualistic gift/crafts shop near the bridge in the well-heeled little town of Corbridge. A…read moregood range of stock including candles, ornaments, bags, fashion jewellery, scarves, greeting cards, artisan crafts and more. Good quality products too, it's not cheap tacky stuff, but then no-one in Corbridge sells cheap tacky stuff I don't think they'd be allowed to! :-)

Have just received a beautiful pendant necklace this morning and I am absolutely thrilled with the…read morequality. Also the prompt and efficient packing and delivery. My husband and I used to live in the beautiful little town of Corbridge until we moved to Berkshire 8 years ago, so I was delighted when I recently saw an article in Country Living showing jewellery from Craft Work Gallery.I will definitely be ordering more items in the future.