2017 Commercial Exhibits

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2017 Commercial Exhibits

#951 – Watford’s Woodworks, Darlington, SC
Assorted handcrafted wood items such as furniture, lighthouses, animal designs, home decor, and many other items. Some are burned, stained, or painted as a finishing touch. All burned and stained outdoor items are coated and weathered sealed.


#952 – Zan Thompson Watercolor Art, Conover, NC
Paintings of boat ships and other watercraft.


#953Nathan Craig Designs, Florence, SC
 Aluminum sculptures.


Duwel Photography

#954Duwel Photography, LLC, Lexington, SC 
Lowcountry photographic art. Photographs, framed, matted and giclee canvas.


#955Eaton’s Antiques, Art, & Images, Calabash, NC 
Original coast survey charts, maps, original maritime art prints and advertising.


#956Charleston Oyster Wreaths, Hanahan, SC

We specialize in oyster wreaths, recycled wooden signs & chalkboards adorned with oyster shell palmetto trees and one of a kind shell jewelry.


#957Paintings by Sande, Pawleys Island, SC

Collection of Gullah themed watercolors depicting a simple way of life.


#958Capt. Charlie Owens Pens 
Nautical themed writing pens, custom crafted with hand turned, reclaimed woods with a story.


#959 – Tommy Beaver Fine Art, McClellanville, SC

Impressionistic oils on canvas. Scenes from the McClellanville and Georgetown and Pawleys area


#960 – The Old Marlinspike, Sneads Ferry, NC

Old time sailor’s marlinspike fancywork.


#961 – Big Ship Salvage, Pauline, SC
Brass ship lights, compasses, telegraphs, painted wood paddles, flags and nautical antiques.


JIM GOODWIN

#962 – Carolina Ships in Bottles, Charlotte, NC
Handcrafted historic and regional ships and lighthouses in glass bottles. These are made using the traditional “insert through the mouth”method.


#963 – R.W. Designs, Woodstock, GA

Driftwood and fused glass sailboats.


#964Caines Boys Decoys, Georgetown, SC

Model wooden boats and duck decoys carved by local sportsmen Roy and Jerry Caines, grandsons of legendary decoy carver, Hucks Caines. Art prints and the book, “A Caines Family Tradition”, by Jerry Wayne Caines will also be available.


#965 – John Flagg, Pawleys Island, SC
Handcrafted wall hangings, signs and palm pod fish.


Black river Trading Company

#966 – Black River Trading Co., Pawleys Island, SC
Custom oyster knives, duck calls, knives, pepper mills, cutting boards


#967 – Goat Island Treasure Boxes, Isle of Palms, SC

One of a kind nautically themed wooden boxes. Each work of art is signed, numbered and dated.


#968 – Mauswares, Hollywood, SC

Handcarved ornaments with nautical and beach designs.


#969 – SherlockArt, Georgetown, SC
Original photography and artwork featuring nautical, maritime, and river themes.


#970 – Black Crow Pottery, Rock Hill, SC

Functional foodsafe pottery with driftwood and leather handles.


#971 – Alex Cox Art, Central, SC

Sculpture and paintings inspired by the ocean, salt marshes and estuaries.


#972 – Rick & Billys Carvings & More, N. Myrtle Beach, SC
Chainsaw carved fish out of cedar and cypress. Driftwood sailboat wallhangings and nautical handbags.


#973 – David Lake Wood Carvings, Pawleys Island, SC
Painted sea life wood carvings – fish, alligators, sea turtles – and nautical signs.


#974 – Spike Knife, Fairmont, NC
Bladesmith and leather art Oyster shuckers and wood carving knives hand forged from railroad spikes.


#975 – The Golden Cleat, Thousand Island Park, NY

Handcrafted nautical jewelry in sterling silver adn 14k gold. Custom vintage nautical chart pillows and glass decoupage trays.


#976 – From Trunks to Trays, Hemingway, SC

Handcarved wooden bowls and trays made from Tupelo Gum tree butts harvested from the Pee Dee Swamp.


#977 – Op Art Sandblasted Glass and Mirror, Little River, SC

Nautically themed designs sandblasted on any kind of glass and mirror.


#978 – Carolina Custom Canoe Paddles, Walterboro, SC
Handcrafted canoe, kayak and stand up paddles made from exotic hardwoods.


#979 – Asher Robinson Folk Art, Pawleys Island, SC
Folk sportfish and sailboats by local artist Asher Robinson.


Steve M Jones

#980 – Jones Custom Knives, Marion, SC
Stainless steel oyster knives and hunting with handles made from native and exotic woods and with leather sheaths.


#981 – Sash, Clarkrange, TN

Vintage window sashes with vintage boat decals. Teak benches and coffee tables.


#982 – WoodenBoat Publications, Inc. Wooden Boat School, Brooklin, ME
WoodenBoat magazine subscriptions & WoodenBoat caps.


#983 – John Tanner Calls & Baskets by Elaine Tanner, Hemingway, SC

Duck & turkey calls made from ancient cypress carbon dated at 55,000 years. Pine needle baskets featuring wood burned river and sea life scenes.


#984 – Linda Cookingham, Murrells Inlet, SC
Georgetown landscapes, shrimp boat and wooden boat photographs. Framed & matted, canvas, and wood mounted.


#985 – Blue Fuse Glass Works, Pawleys Island, SC
Eco friendly & sea inspired fused glass art & jewelry.


#986 – Red Rocket LLC, Pawleys Island, SC
Single and double switch plates in burnished aluminum and dark metal in the form of flounders for light switches and receptacles. All hand-burnished and made locally.


#987 – Siau Designs, Georgetown, SC

Oyster shell jewelry with nautical charms and pendants.


#988 – Tobacco Row Crafts, Lexington, SC
Oyster knives and novelties made from tobacco sticks from farms in Georgetown and Williamsburg Counties.


#989 – Sunbrella, Burlington, NC 

Sunbrella is the world’s premier performance fabric for contract, furniture, awning and marine markets. Known for its superior fade resistance, easy clean ability, and beautiful styling. Sunbrella is a first choice for performance fabrics that can be used indoors and out.


#990 – The Nantuckett Bagg Company, Nantucket, MA

The Original Nantucket Diddy Bagg. Artist tool baggs and leather goods.


#991 – David Thomas, Garden City Beach, SC

Handcrafted Dolphin Fish using locally cut cedar tree wood. The character and size of each carving is dictated by the natural coloring and knot placement of the wood and sealed with marine varnish to accentuate its beautiful color and preserve it.


#992 – Steven Vereen, Murrells Inlet, SC

River bottom (cypress and pine) and reclaimed wood furniture and accessories, including tables and oyster tables, benches, swings, pet beds, hanging beds, cutting boards, etc…

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