Quick view Spotted Bird Waterpipe Whistle Also known as a "water pipe" or "water warble," these bird whistles are a classic novelty. Bird whistles were popular with 18th-century children and adults. To use, simply fill the whistle with water and then blow gently through it.For best results,... $10.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Apple Shell Tea Caddy Spoon This pewter Apple Shell Tea Caddy Spoon is a reproduction of an original in Colonial Williamsburg collections. Tea caddy spoons were popular in the 1700s, when tea was more expensive, and were used for measuring tea leaves. Handcrafted in the USA by... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Cream Jug Creamware This creamware jug is part of the breakfast set given by Josiah Wedgwood to Queen Charlotte who was so smitten with the delectable china that she allowed him to call it Queensware. The intertwined handle is delicately shaped by hand. The perfect... $40.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Eagles Wing Tea Caddy Spoon This pewter eagles wing tea caddy spoon is a reproduction of an actual heirloom in Colonial Williamsburg's collections. Tea caddy spoons were popular in the 1700s, when tea was more expensive, and were used for measuring tea leaves. Handcrafted in the... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Maple Short Spoon The versatile wooden spoon is one of the few utensils as essential in today's kitchens as it was 200 years ago. Features Kiln-Dried Hard Maple Made with 17 Different Hand Processes and Final Polishing Treated with Mineral Oil 10 1/4" L x 3 1/2" W Made... $29.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Medium Pierced Creamware Vase The 18th Century answer to English passion for Chinese porcelains, creamware is found throughout our collections. Hand Made in England through Hartley Greens & Co. Leeds Pottery, established 1781. This pierced creamware vase has a classic shape with... $149.99 Add to Cart
Quick view The Leatherworker in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg Illustrated in the style of the period, each softbound booklet in this series describes a trade of eighteenth-century Williamsburg and the lives and times of the artisans who practiced it. FeaturesAn Account of the Nature of Leather, & the Trades... $4.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Kidney Shaped Bowl Tea Caddy Spoon Cast from fine non-tarnishing, no-lead pewter, this kidney-shaped tea caddy spoon features a wriggled border with dotted accents and leaf engravings. It is a reproduction of a piece in the Colonial Williamsburg collections... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Pewter Porringer Porringers were popular for individual servings of porridge, soups and stews in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. This bowl-like pewter vessel also was suited to feed children. Make it personal with engraving for a special gift... $99.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Jaw Harp Played since the Middle Ages, this form of mouth harp was especially popular in Scotland, where dancers stepped a jig to its lively, twanging note. The harp is capable of producing only a single note, but players can vary the instrument's tone by... $14.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Pewter Mini Coffee & Tea Set Coffee and tea - a favorite 18th-century pastime that's now a timeless American tradition. Crafted of fine, no-lead, non-tarnishing pewter, this mini coffee and tea set makes a lovely gift. This mini coffee & tea set includes coffee pot, tea pot,... $40.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Scalloped Seashell Tea Caddy Spoon This pewter Scalloped Seashell Tea Caddy Spoon is a reproduction of an original in Colonial Williamsburg's collections. Tea caddy spoons were popular in the 1700s, when tea was more expensive, and were used for measuring tea leaves. Whether it's a treat... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Boatswain's Pipe The boatswain's pipe is one of the oldest and most distinctive pieces of nautical equipment. Also known as a bosun's whistle or flute, it was used to keep the stroke pace on boats, to call cross-bowmen on deck for attack, and later it was used to signal... $20.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Large Maple Skimmer Spoon Use this durable Large Maple Skimmer Spoon to skim soups and sauces, remove ravioli from boiling water, blanch fresh vegetables, and more. The perfectly sized holes of this wood skimmer spoon remove liquid quickly without letting food drain through.The... $30.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Colonial Williamsburg Leicester Longwool Roving This bump of Colonial Williamsburg Leicester Longwool Roving is produced by our historic trades team from the rare breed Leicester Longwools born and raised at Colonial Williamsburg. This natural un-dyed wool roving can be used for spinning your own wool... $12.00 Choose Options
Quick view Creamware Shell Dish Creamware, highly fashionable in the mid-18th century, remains so in the early 21st. This creamware shell dishperfect for candy, soap or condiments reflects the natural emphasis of rococo period design. Hand Made in England through Hartley Greens &... $69.99 Add to Cart
Quick view Red Crystal Rose Gold Reproduction Ring This unique ring is a fantastic reproduction of a Georgian period treasure previously held in the vaults of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Crystal was the main decorating media of the Georgian period. This ring's red crystal is custom cut to fit... $550.00 Choose Options
Quick view Bilbo Catcher Toys of the cup & ball family had already been favorite childhood amusements for many centuries by the time of settlements in the North American colonies, and they have remained popular throughout American history. In the more difficult bilbo catcher... $16.95 Add to Cart
