Find gift shops in Cornwall

Morrab Studio

• Penzance

Welcome to Morrab Studio, a family run store established in Penzance, Cornwall, UK in 1950. We specialise in quality gifts, fine bone china, crystal glass and collectables. With many major brands we hope

Jangles

• St Austell

Only buying items we would be happy to purchase and wear ourselves and want our customers to feel the same pleasure when wearing our pieces. We stock a wide range of designer sterling silver jewellery

Love Kates

• Newquay

Love Kate's, also known as Kates Cards and Gifts, was established in 2008 with the determination to become a reliable online card shop for customers worldwide. We are a one-stop online card and gift shop

Bricknells Stationery

• Wadebridge

Welcome to Bricknells Stationery - an independent family business based in Cornwall since 1925. We are the South West's largest stockist of Parker and Waterman pens, and offer a friendly, knowledgeable

Engrave Express

• Penzance

Laser Engraved Labels - Ideal for industrial applications, marine, hospitality motor and electrical. Labels for instructions, warning, identification 1.6mm thick laminate with contrasting colour lettering

Looe Gifts

• Looe

Since its beginning in 1948 the Looe Gifts family has opened Mayflower Studio, Pendragon Crafts and The Schooner. We welcome customers from far and wide - some for the first time, but many returning year

Atishoo Designs

• St Austell

We are surrounded by talented artists and designer makers and believe in promoting homegrown talent. That's why where possible we only sell art, crafts and products that are designed and made in the UK

Number 36

• Penzance

We are excited to be taking delivery of these dramatic and interesting garden ornaments in June. We hope you will like them as muchas we do. Number 36 is a well established independent retail shop in the

Llamarama

• Penzance

Llamarama is a fair trade organisation. We exist to provide opportunities for small scale enterprises to bring their products to market. Fair trade reminds us that trade is about people, their livelihoods