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The Village of Gagetown is home to many local artisans and craftspeople, and here you can fulfil all your homemade pottery needs. With over 45 years in business, each piece from this shop is still individually crafted, and no two pieces are identical. You can get many types of items: from mugs and plates to personalized funeral urns and bathroom sinks with coordinating tiles. Anything you’re in the market for, be sure to check out Greig Pottery right on Front Street, surrounded by many other amenities in the heart of Gagetown.

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