Home Decor near Chester, NS

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  1. 41 Queen Street, Chester NS B2Y 1G4

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “A charming gallery in Chester. I’ve purchased furniture, art, cutting boards, candles, gifts, etc. and have been very happy with everything. Robyn & Jeremiah are great to work with for custom pieces! Highly recommend.”

  2. 589 Main Street, Mahone Bay NS B4N 1R7

    4.8 Superb 63 reviews

    “What a fun stop. Had the chance to watch a pewter casting demonstration. Learned more about pewter than I’d ever expected. Ended up buying several Christmas ornaments”

  3. 21 Edgewater Street, Mahone Bay NS B0J 2E0

    4.7 Superb 66 reviews

    “Teazer Gift Shop was a great stop while exploring Mahone Bay. It's a fun little shop with a nice selection of souvenirs, gifts, and locally made products. We picked up some handmade chocolates, a few postcards of Mahone Bay, and a couple of other goodies to take home. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making the shopping experience even more enjoyable. The store is well organized, easy to browse, and has something for just about everyone, whether you're looking for a small keepsake or a unique local gift. If you're visiting Mahone Bay and want to bring home a few souvenirs or support local makers, Teazer Gift Shop is definitely worth a visit.”

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