The Berkley Gallery II is the sister art gallery to the Berkley Gallery - they are located across…read morethe street from one another. The Berkley Gallery II contains a range of framed artwork, but it also has a number of other interesting pieces: figurines, carvings, knives, an old grandfather clock, and other misc. art pieces. One of my favorite pieces was an easel, holding up a painting - the easel was constructed from three restored boat oars. A unique and interesting way to present the art!

I just happened to notice the sign for Black Horse Gallery today. Apparently they've only been open…read morefor a couple of weeks. Be careful! If you glance away momentarily - you'll miss the sign and entrance for his place. It's the same entrance for "Framing by Cyndy." You go through the door and descend a stairway - Black Horse Gallery is to the left right before the entrance to "Framing by Cyndy." I met the gentleman running the place - very nice man. The place has an array of historical and military-based framed and unframed artwork from the Revolutionary War onward. There are some gorgeous pieces here - I felt like they were reasonably priced! Check this place out!

I brought a framed Virginia Tech football print in that had a cracked plexiglass cover. The…read moregentleman running the shop recommended replacing it with glass. For $20.00 and change - I got a brand new cover, and had them add some hardware to the back so that I can hang it on the wall. Great service - turned it around one one day! The shop can do any kind of framing and matting. They also sell framed artwork, including a number of pieces by famed Virginia artist P. Buckley Moss. Check out Framecraft!

Framecraft took in this artwork which had peeled off a tabletop. The piece was torn/ripped and…read moreraggetty when I brought it in the door. After a consultation they agreed to trim it back a bit and frame it as best they could. I am very pleased with the outstanding job they did.