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The Royal Mile Gallery
Timeless prints and unique art on Edinburgh's Royal Mile.
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Art Gallery
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Timeless prints and unique art on Edinburgh's Royal Mile.
Located on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile at 272 Canongate, High St, The Royal Mile Gallery offers a welcoming mix of antique prints, etchings, and art. Customers praise friendly service, with Alex helping shoppers find pieces and even creating prints on the spot. The shop’s shelves overflow with memorable works, maps, and a rich, character-filled atmosphere.
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Personalized on-the-spot printing services for unique artwork and gifts.
Curated collection of vintage etchings, maps, and historical prints for sale.
Help from staff to find specific prints from extensive archives upon request.
Framing services for prints, with options for display and preservation.
Expert advice on selecting artwork for homes, gifts, or collections.
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Overall rating
Josiah Lenton
Lovely antique and print shop with loads of character
Jesse Wastle
Amazing service from Alex today, he was kind enough to make up some beautiful prints for my wife and I on the spot. Incredible and unique store with a wide range of artwork that is well worth the visit. Alex, thank you again.
Aden Mead
The gallery was really nice. The shelves are stocked full of memorable etchings, maps, and art. I went there with my family and ended up purchasing three prints that everyone is very happy with. Alex was super helpful and willing to help find what you are looking for. He has loads of other prints in his archives so don't be afraid to ask him for a specific kind of print. Overall, the store is awesome and I would recommend it to anyone. You should definitely check it out.
Matt Culberson
Great little print shop on the Royal Mile. A must stop in shop for any antique print lover.
Dust Ether
I am reeling from the appalling way a vintage print has been stuck down on to backing board, no hinge mounting, totally non reversible and damaging to the print. And the window mount, also stuck to the backing board, old style material full of acids and lignin. Ok this is just one example I have in front of me, but really...the art needs to be hinge mounted to a suitable mountcard backing and the window mount needs to be at least a white core standard. For a little more time and effort along with a better grade of materials this print could have been sold for a tad more but had or would have a longer life.
