The Millstone Gallery

  • Home
  • About & Reviews
  • Artists & Artisans
  • Announcements - Where to See Us
  • Contact
  • Home
  • About & Reviews
  • Artists & Artisans
  • Announcements - Where to See Us
  • Contact


The Millstone gallery has the work of over 60 local and
Regional artists and artisans resulting in a large variety of unique fine art, fine crafts and woodwork. In the gallery you will find: oil paintings, drawings, watercolor, pottery, jewelry, live edge tables, metalwork, leatherwork, stained glass, turned bowls, hand-carved bowls, hand-carved spoons and utensils, locally forged knives, guitars, autoharps, books written by local authors and much more.
 




The Millstone Gallery features the work of numerous artists, woodcarvers, potters,

photographers and craftsman.




David Ackerman

Allegheny Treenware, LLC 

DON BLACKWELL

Phoebe Blackwell

Bloomphoria

Patty Cunningham

Tina Curry

Doug Dacey pORCELAIN POTTERY

Gerald Drew

Bernard edwards

Sean Eastman

lYNDA EVANS

Ann Gleason POTTERY

Hart Brothers

Laura Hodges


Ivan & Kathleen Ivanoff 

nAN jACOBSOHN

Chris Kamm

kAREN kILLIAN 

Joe Leonard

Magma Rock Creations 

Morgan mccarver

Doug McCubbins 

Steve Noggle


Blaine Owens

Ray Pottery


Red Feather Leather

Robbins Woodworks


Art Sauder

Michele Schwartz

Wally Sneider

Monica Stevenson

John Turner POTTERY

Vicki Van Vynckt


David Waldrop

Gary webber


Daniel Wilcox
 
Willow & Poppy Studios / Louise Fagan




Picture

Oldest pecan tree in the State of North Carolina, and possibly the United States, on 

property owned ​by Katherine Pfaff recently came down in a storm.  We are putting 

the wood to use to create pecan carvings, bowls and tables for sale at The Millstone Gallery.

Location:

lANDRUM, sc
-wILL BE ANNOUNCING NEW LOCATION-

(864) 395-8999 rON rOBBINS, oWNER

Review by Don Blackwell, Tryon Arts & Crafts Artist of the Year.
​
A true feast for the eyes, Millstone Gallery is a warm delight. From Folk Art to Fine Art, Ron and Kathleen Robbins have made this Gallery a "must see" destination for visitors and local folks alike. Their genuine welcome and hospitality make you know that "Southern Charm" is alive and well.

Contact Us

    Subscribe Today!

Submit