Quick view Travis House Lantern Black Finish The charming back door lantern of the gambrel-roofed Travis House inspired this one, in glass-paned metal with black powder-coated finish. Hinged top lets you insert a 1 1/2" pillar candle or tea light. Especially effective hanging from our companion... $39.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Washington Camp Pewter Cup Bring home a piece of American history. An ideal gift for history buffs and proud patriots alike, this polished pewter Washington camp cup is a true reproduction of the original design created by George Washington in 1776. Pewter, both imported and... $48.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Acorn Tea Caddy Spoon This pewter acorn 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 USA by... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Child's Compass Fan Children's fans often served as memory aids and were printed with dance steps, maps, words to songs and etiquette tips. Thus, a girl could keep her lessons close at hand in social situations. The compass fan is inspired by scenes of youthful instruction... $12.95 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 lacy... $74.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Round Rosette Bowl Tea Caddy Spoon Cast from fine non-tarnishing, no-lead pewter, this rounded-bowl tea caddy spoon features a rosette pattern in the center, foliage surround, and a cross-hatched pattern on the handle. It is a reproduction of a spoon in the Colonial Williamsburg... $20.00 Add to Cart
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 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 Creamware Sugar Bowl Present this elegant creamware covered sugar bowl on your serving tray or table with a matching creamware cream jug and teapot for an exquisite set. Creamware, highly fashionable in the mid-18th century, remains so in the early 21st. 4"W, 2 1/2" D Hand... $62.00 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 Heart Bowl Tea Caddy Spoon For the British and American colonialists, tea drinking became a way of life, its ritual habits and charming accessories, like this reproduction pewter tea caddy spoon, still delight and fascinate both the historian and the collector today. While the... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Large Geddy Lantern The antique on which the Geddy Lantern is based was made in England in the late 18th century. Instead of glass panes, the original features thin sheets of translucent horn. Some think the term lantern may derive from the word "lant-horn" since horn panes... $119.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Large Maple Skimmer Spoon The perfectly sized holes remove liquid quickly without letting food drain through. Use this durable tool to skim soups and sauces, remove ravioli from boiling water, blanch fresh vegetables, and more. The kiln-dried maple hardwood skimmer spoon will not... $30.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Long Maple Wooden Spoon The versatile long maple wooden spoon is one of the few utensils as essential in today's kitchens as it was 200 years ago. 17"LFeaturesKiln-Dried Hard Maple Made with 17 Different Hand Processes and Final Polishing Treated with Mineral Oil 17 L Made... $26.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Rolling Pin The tapered maple rolling pin is especially designed for rolling thin crusts without cutting the dough. 22"L, 2" dia. tapering to 1" at ends. Adds extra fun to baking in the kitchen. Made in the USA. Features Solid MapleTreated with Mineral Oil 22"L x... $22.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Shield Bowl Tea Caddy Spoon Cast from fine non-tarnishing, no-lead pewter, this shield-shaped tea caddy spoon features a prick engraved shield with checkerboard engraving. It is a reproduction of a piece in the Colonial Williamsburg collections. Use it to scoop loose tea leaves out... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Small Pewter Revere Bowl Mark your next special occasion with a gift that pays tribute to the nation's heritage. Designed in the 18th century by Boston patriot Paul Revere, the Revere bowl has become a staple of American style. Pewter, both imported and American-made, was the... $82.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Sterling Silver and Gold Plated Albemarle Chair Pendant A story of style. This sterling silver and gold plated pendant features a design inspired by an antique armchair in the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation collections. Fine furniture was esteemed in the 18th century, and this modern interpretation... $99.00 Add to Cart
