Home Goods & Décor
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Pantastique LLC
Boyd & Doyle
Boyd & Doyle consists of three different companies all run by a husband and wife team. Together they run a bottle wick company, an ironwork ornament company, and a painted-glass company. Each piece of glass is individually hand painted by local artisans at their location in Lancaster, NH. These glasses have been a staple at the Marketplace for many years and our customers love them! Each of their items come in multiple design and color options. See more of their designs on their website.
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Funky Rock Designs
At Funky Rock Designs, each rock is hand-picked and carried to their workshop in Maine. Each piece is individually drilled to create vases, lamps, soap dispensers, candle holders, booze dispensers, and several other products. Some rocks are left natural, while others are hand-treated with oil to bring out their vibrant color or design, just as you would see them if they were washed up by a wave onto the beach! Check out their website for their full product line-up.
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Gluckspilz Gifts
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MEA Originals
Mary Ellen Pellerin is one of our bestsellers in the Marketplace, and based out of Keene, NH! She provides us with a wide selection of hand-sewn items including quilts, table mats, napkins, potholders, cat pads, microwave bowl holders, coasters, spa pillows, purses, cat toys, and aprons for adults and children. Mary Ellen’s creativity has continued to inspire, and her sense of humor and handiwork resonates with many of our customers. See her website for a better idea of her full range.
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Bedford Wool
Bedford Wool’s journey started with a mishap that led to starting a business they truly love. Later came the upcycling process which gave owner Karen Morris, the idea to make mittens, hats, scarves, and wreaths all made from recycled wool. She says “It’s so rewarding to be able to take something no longer wanted and give it new life!” Karen’s work can be found year-round in the marketplace, including her signature wool owl plushes. See their Instagram for more of their products.
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Hand Knits by Hazel
Hazel Balch has been knitting and selling her work for many years, and has found success selling in Hannah Grimes Marketplace. Based out of Swanzey, NH, Hazel creates numerous pieces, including knit hats, sweaters, hand puppets, Christmas stockings, toys. She is known for her fun, energetic baby knits, which includes dozens of different animals and colors.
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Fernhaven Quilting and Crafts
Fernhaven Quilting and Crafts is based out of Alstead, NH and provides the Marketplace with quilted pottery. Fernhaven’s Elizabeth Ezold creates beaded bowls, plates, coasters, and bread baskets, utilizing vibrant color schemes and bold scalloping. Her work is of one of our frequent best-sellers and make great gifts!
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A Graphics (Tim Campbell)
Andrea Wotkyns has been selling A Graphics in HGM for over a year now. A Graphics screen prints pillows, prints, puzzles, coasters, tote bags, and more. The Marketplace is currently carrying A Graphics with our artist, Tim Campbell’s designs, such as “Bee Skep.” Customers can special order ANY of Tim's designs, see all of them on his Etsy page!
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Vermont Mosaics
After getting her Master's Degree in Art, Susan Rosano of Vermont Mosaics taught herself how to make mosaics, as had always been interested in working with stained glass. Based out of Guilford, VT, she creates art out of a multitude of mixed medias. See more on Susan's website for more of her tilework and pendants. Her work can also be found at the Vault in Springfield, VT and the Hand Built Market in Brattleboro, VT.
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David Palermo
Based out of Sullivan, NH, David Palermo is a newly added member to the marketplace. He creates polymer resin molds and 3-D prints of his home décor pieces! His work reflects his interest in modernity and technology with beautiful, innovative works.
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Dug Nap Art
Dug Nap is a self-taught artist from Vermont. Dug’s paintings include oil, acrylic, watercolor, gouache, and digital, which he describes as “usually offbeat and thoughtful, colorful - occasionally dark - reflections of everyday life.” He sells prints and frames at Hannah Grimes. Dug's Instagram and website show his full selection of work.
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Wake Robin Folk Ornaments
Lark Leonard from Langdon, NH uses the plaiting of straw or of grain stalks to create ornaments. It is a centuries old craft found throughout the world. Originally fashioned as a spirit in winter, today these ornaments are symbols of good harvest and good luck. These ornaments can be found year-round and make excellent gifts!
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Ox Pond Press
Ox Pond Press is based out of Bethlehem, NH, and have been selling their wooden signs for over 30 years. Ox Pond Press was formed by Stephen and Kathleen Gifford in 1991 nearby Ox Pond in Webster, NH, and relocated to Bethlehem, NH in 2007. It is a family-run business, and as of 2016, the business was passed onto the Gifford’s youngest son, Carl. Carl brings HGM custom, creative signs that celebrate our local mountain ranges and New England aesthetics as well as bring life and wit into the home. See more of their products on their Facebook page.
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Owl Tree Games
Owl Tree Games sells their handmade board game, Celtic Realm, here at Hannah Grimes Marketplace! Based out of Greenfield, MA, Celtic Realm was created by Randy Miller in the 1980’s. In 2016, Randy’s son Will successfully crowdfunded to create a recreation of the game in full color, which you can find today at HGM! See their website and Facebook for more information on the game and its creators!
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The Shearer’s Yarn
The Shearer’s Yarn is based out of Acworth, NH. Gwen Hinman provides the Marketplace with an array of beautiful and vibrant yarn. Swing by the Marketplace to see all of the colors we have available! See their website for more information on their business.
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Glass Graphics
Glass Graphics is based out of Concord, NH, and co-owners Stu Dunlop and Andrew Schroeder have been creating high-quality glassware since 1981. Explore the Marketplace to find the custom mugs and glassware that are currently available. See their website and Instagram for more of their products!
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Beaded Silverware
Susan Finnegan of Beaded Silverware is based out of Westmoreland, NH. We carry Beaded jam spoons, sugar spoons, soup spoons, salad forks, cocktail forks, deli forks, and butter knives in multiple bead colors. Susan also provides us with her stone shadowboxes.
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Paper Flowers by Carmen
Carmen Rivera has been crafting and selling beautifully delicate paper flowers and paper flower shadow boxes at Hannah Grimes since 2016. Her vases bring life and light into the Marketplace! See her Facebook page for more of her paper creations.
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Early American Workshop and Studio
Early American Workshop and Studio provides the Marketplace with quaint pin cushions, shaker trays, and dresser trays. Their studio is in Alstead, NH.
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Hundelrut Studio
Donald Hundgen was born to two artist parents in New York City, which is to suggest he was natured and nurtured strongly by his environment. He attended the High School of Music and Art in the sixties. He freelanced as a commercial artist, cartoonist and illustrator, until he and his wife Sarah formed Hundelrut Studio in Plymouth, NH in 1989. Hundelrut Studio was a vehicle for Donald's pen & ink illustrations and cartoons and has grown into an art studio, shop, gallery, and website. The gallery displays framed art, handmade and painted wooden boxes, and papier-mâché sculptures. They have been a member of the Marketplace since 2000, selling bookmarks, birthday and sympathy cards, boxed note cards, holiday cards, bumper stickers, canvas bags, and memo pads. See their website for more of their designs!
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Screen Craft Gifts
Mike Pezza of Screen Craft Gifts has been selling pieces in the Marketplace for years. Based out of Providence, RI, we currently carry Screen Craft items printed with our other artist’s designs, including glass cutting boards featuring Tim Campbell’s art and Mt. Monadnock Serving Trays.
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Wool ‘n Designs
Mary Ellen Powell of Wool ‘n Designs brings in several popular home goods items, one of the most popular of which is her microwave bowl holder. This clever design protects you from burning yourself when using the microwave and is a hot item in the Marketplace. Mary Ellen also makes baby tulip hats, and baby sundress and hat sets.
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Truly Wool
Truly Wool’s Ella Rank is based out of Marlborough, NH, and provides the marketplace with very unique items. Ella sells palm pals, fuzzy friends designed to keep your hands warm, both in her traditional design, and in her new Panda design! She also sells Palm Pal Pencils, which can be great for people who fidget.
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New England Bells
New England Bells is based out of Bradford, NH, and has been supplying HGM with ornaments, bells, and cast iron hooks for years. NE Bells have many varieties of colors and animals, and also have a large stock of seasonal ornaments, perfect for Christmas! See their website for more bells!
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Linda Greenwood
Linda Greenwood is based out of Peterborough, NH, and sells seasonal coasters featuring her own photography. She provides seasonal prints on cork and rubber coasters.
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Elizabeth Clauson
Elizabeth Clauson, alongside selling her Yankee Rover Peddler Jewelry, also sells her own tea towels. Her delicate, hand-embroidered towels give a vintage vibe to the Marketplace.
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Ann Clark Cookie Cutters
Ann Clark Cookie Cutters are a family-owned business who value their “Made in USA” label; they manufacture high quality (and competitively priced) cookies cutters using American-made materials right in Vermont. Ann Clark started making her cookie cutters in 1989 and has been selling them in the Marketplace for multiple holiday seasons. See their website for their full product line, including dozens of seasonal designs.
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Bunny Boogie
Owners Andrea and Jim Lorette met in 2000 while working on a creative project together. They later married and joined forces to create Jayelay Jewelers and Bunny Boogie! Bunny Boogie offers a wide selection of chapsticks, lotions, and soaps all branded with sketches done by Jim Lorette. As you can see they’re bunny lovers… they may even have one as a pet or two! They have also started making home goods with their designs, including cards, gift tags, mugs, socks, coasters, mini frames, and more! Check out their Instagram to see more of their whimsical, naturalistic designs.
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Genovese Woodworking and Baskets
Owners John and Tina Genovese have been creating hand-crafted items in the Monadnock region for over 40 years! From the studios in their Swanzey home, John crafts a variety of wooden items from exotic and locally sourced hardwoods, and Tina creates hand-woven baskets, drawing inspiration from Shaker and Appalachian designs. Every year, they have added new designs and different techniques, resulting in a new selection of crafts to choose from each season. John recently added laser engraving to adorn his all-natural cutting boards, Tina now offers basket making classes, and both artists offer custom-made items upon request. Their items are perfect for daily use, for special gifts, and gift giving! Check out their line of gorgeous line of products on their Facebook page. You can also sign up for their newsletter at genovesewoodworkingbaskets@gmail.com. There you can find new products, as well as a list of upcoming crafts fairs where you can check out their beautiful crafts in person!
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Peterboro Basket Company
Founded in 1854, Peterboro Basket Company is the oldest continuous manufacturer of baskets in the United States! They strive to continue to bring you high-quality, durable baskets that are perfect for gift giving or home décor.