The Oak Leaf Gallery Gift Shop at Acorn Hall Welcomes Last-Minute Holiday Shoppers

Still looking for that special, something? The Morris County Historical Society’s Oak Leaf Gallery Gift Shop at Acorn Hall is filled with gift ideas and items for all ages certain to complete every last-minute holiday shopping list. A wide assortment of unique creations by area artists and designers known world-wide are readily available for purchase. Gift shop selections include Balinese handmade beaded, sustainable art-to-wear jewelry by designer Kim Erixson; eco-friendly, non-petroleum based furniture tonics and scented organic paste waxes from antique restorer and conservator Christophe Pourny, author of The Furniture Bible; hand-painted oil artworks on metal and giclee prints of dreamy light-infused landscapes such as “Grace Land Park” by artist Colleen Gallo, and whimsical egg separators, with mega-personality, to brighten your kitchen chores by potter Jane Cullinan.

Also ready-to-purchase are more gifts in varying price ranges such as singular eglomise, or reverse painting-on-glass, pieces hand-crafted in Portugal; “Aunt Sadie’s” hand-made in Vermont, premium scented Candles in a Can; jars of the delectable “Beekman Brothers” 1802 Mortgage Lifter Heirloom Tomato Pasta Sauce and skin-nourishing, farm-raised goats’ milk soaps, and all-natural, organic re-useable “Bee’s Wrap” sustainable food storage products. The gift shop has an array of Morris County-related books, note cards, holiday ornaments, vintage clothing, scarves, small collectibles, children’s items, and more to assure “just perfect” gift selections.

The Oak Leaf Gallery Gift Shop at Acorn Hall is located at 68 Morris Avenue in Morristown. The gift shop is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., and by appointment, for private shopping events. There is no admission fee to visit the gift shop. Proceeds from the gift shop sales directly benefit the Morris County Historical Society to further its mission and preserve Morris County history. For more information, please call 973-267-3465, or email mchsacornhall@gmail.com.