Gallery 18 in New London, PEI, is home to Island style. The owners, Aubrey Bell and Patricia Bennett, offer for sale a surprising selection of authentic antique maps and prints, fine art, old and collectible books, original vintage posters, ephemera and small antiques.

Much of our inventory is related to Canada, especially Prince Edward Island - Canada's smallest province. But there's other material too! For example, we carry original works by noted Island and Canadian artist Robert Harris (1849-1919). We also offer a wide selection of original works by PEI artists Charles & Eileen Bentley. In addition, we carry a significant selection of first edition titles by British author Graham Greene, including many signed copies. We also have an impressive selection of  original prints from 19th century illustrated newspapers, including Canadian Illustrated News, Illustrated London News, The Graphic, and Harper's Weekly.

Gallery 18 Ltd. is always interested in purchasing quality items. As well, we are pleased to assist with starting or enhancing a collection for pleasure or investment. We can also offer advice on the best methods of art and paper conservation, picture framing and book rebinding. In addition, we offer an appraisal service. Your enquiries are invited.

You can also find some of our items for auction at eBay.

We look forward to your visit, Aubrey & Patricia.

Both Gallery 18 and The Carriage House are in New London on Route 6, which is the main thoroughfare along the North Shore of scenic Prince Edward Island. The highway links such popular communities as North Rustico, Cavendish, and Stanley Bridge. New London is a picturesque fishing village overlooking New London Harbour. It is best known as the birthplace of renowned Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery. During the summer tourist season, New London is a popular destination for tourists and Islanders alike. Community attractions include the Lucy Maud Montgomery Birthplace Museum, as well as a variety of shops and restaurants. Gallery 18 ~ New London ~ is open year round.

Immediately behind Gallery 18 is The Carriage House. It’s an authentic early 20th-century carriage house, which for many years once stood next to a nearby church. There, it provided shelter for horses and carriages while the parishioners attended services. The building was moved to its present site several decades ago. Now, it has found a new use as a rustic meeting and reception space.

For more information click on The Carriage House logo at the top of this page.