Welcome
Old Chapel Gallery is at the heart of rural Herefordshire in PEMBRIDGE between Kington and Leominster. It stands on the North Herefordshire black and white trail. We are an independent gallery showing some of the best contemporary British art and craft including locally sourced work from Herefordshire and its surrounding counties. The web site shows a taster of the wide range of work we promote and display. Click on our Galleries section and you can choose which category you want to look at in more detail. Work from every medium is commissionable. There is a permanent collection of ironwork, ceramics, glass, furniture, wearables, textiles, jewellery, bronzes, sculpture, paintings and prints.
Makers include Paul Margetts, Neil Lossock, Lawrence McGowan, Walter Keeler, Elaine Peto, Jane Charles, Emma Waller, Frans Wesselman.
Jewellers include Louise Chesshire, Marian Watson, Louise Shotter.
Sculptors include Helen Sinclair and David England.
Textiles from Sophie’s Wild Woollens, Terry Macey and Shirley Pinder.
Original paintings by Mary Ann Rogers, Sue Howells and many more.
Etchings by Anna Ravenscroft, Mary Rodd, Frans Wesselman and many styles of limited edition prints.
Bronzes by Michael Storey, Len Gifford, R.H. Crutchley and Alan Glasby and more are complimented by cold cast bronze by Deborah Scaldwell.
Click here for a sample of what's featured in our current exhibition. You can either buy online, ring and discuss or of course visit our gallery in Pembridge. If you visit our online Shop you will see our most desirable items available for sale, changing weekly. A further phone call, for a more personal approach will give more information on any item. Most credit cards accepted.
If you are thinking of 'tying the knot' you can have your wedding list at Old Chapel Gallery. Simply compile a list of all your favourite things and we will present it to your guests when they visit. Alternatively they can purchase gift vouchers so you can chose your presents yourself. Don't forget we are a real gallery, where you will always find a warm welcome either in person or at the end of a telephone.