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The Nestling Duck
350 Pine Point Road
Scarborough, ME, 04074
Phone : (207) 883-6705

	The Nestling Duck Gift shop The Nestling Duck Gift shop is a cozy retreat nestled in the Scarborough marsh among the native habit. Mother nature provides a peaceful backdrop, we provide the inspiration for shopping. Wild Maine Blueberry Jam, delicious marmalades, savory jellies and spreads. Mustards, oils, chutneys and sauces all local favorites, all made in Maine. we carry a timeless mix of country essentials, Collectibles, treasures and souvenirs.

	Vintage Maine Impressions Vintage Maine Impressions offers a wide selection of unique Maine gifts and souvenirs, as well as a surprisingly large selection of vintage music.Check out our vast collection of vintage music CDs. Find jazz, big band, rock, country, show tunes, and all the great vocalists of the 20th century. Special orders welcome.

	Arrowsic Island Pottery Handmade pottery, and Maine pottery are sold at Arrowsic Island Pottery's on-line store. We produce fine, handcrafted, stoneware pottery and unique gifts from Maine. All of our work is handmade by us in our studio - either wheel-thrown or hand-built.

	Ash Cove Pottery Ash Cove Pottery, Beautiful, well designed unique ideas in functional stoneware pottery. All pieces are hand-thrown by Susan Horowitz and are dishwasher and microwave safe. Featuring items for use in the kitchen, bathroom and other rooms of the home. Product line ranges from inspirational refrigerator magnets to table lamps.

	CHART To escape the corporate frenzy and to feed her â€œbead addiction,â€ Co-Owner of CHART metalworks, Charlotte Leavitt, began creating jewelry in 2002. In 2006, Charlotte, seeking to turn hobby to profession, became concerned that her jewelry was not unique enough for the market. She closed up her studio and sought inspiration. A long time sailor, one day, surrounded by scrolls of nautical charts in her home, the idea of embedding nautical charts in resin surfaced.