Quick view Brass Alphabet Letter Seal Whether it be Christmas cards, invitations or holiday packages, stamp your favorite wax initial with this Brass Alphabet Letter Seal to add your signature look. Choose letters from A to Z. 1"H x 1/2"dia. Features Brass stampInitials from A - Z1"H x... $10.95 Choose Options
Quick view Copper Hammered Strainer Featuring a copper straining surface with a beautiful gold handle, this strainer will add a hint of antique glint to your kitchen. 13"L x 4 3/4"W. Features Copper and gold 14"L x 4 3/4"W Product Care Hand wash. Use mineral oil as needed. Do not soak... $25.00 Add to Cart
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 Mini Jefferson Cups and Punchbowl Set A tribute to American heritage in miniature, this adorable set pays homage to the plain pewter cup designed by Thomas Jefferson in the 18th century. Pewter, both imported and American-made, was the most popular tableware throughout the 1700s. This... $55.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Pewter Coffee Pot Elegant pewter coffee pot with rosewood handles is an adaptation of an eighteenth-century original attributed to the London shop of Samuel Ellis. Slightly larger than the original.Perhaps more than any other custom of the times, the storing, brewing and... $499.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Small Hurricane Shade Vastly superior to the run-of-the-mill copies found everywhere else! Our signature hurricane shade of shimmering, mouth-blown glass is surprisingly hefty. The smooth folded feet, testimony to the glassblower's skill, protect fine wood furniture from... $50.00 Out of stock
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 Blackjack Quart Mug Leather mugs called jacks were in common use in England and her colonies during the 17th and 18th centuries. They were "jacked" or coated in pitch to make them watertight. Light and durable, these mugs varied in sizes and shapes from pint or... $165.00 Choose Options
Quick view Fiddle Handle Shell Bowl Tea Caddy Spoon Cast from fine non-tarnishing, no-lead pewter, this round shell-shaped tea caddy spoon features a textured bowl and smooth fiddle handle. It is a reproduction of a spoon in the Colonial Williamsburg collections. Use it to scoop loose tea leaves out of a... $20.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Long Peel Like its colonial counterparts, this flat hardwood utensil is useful in the kitchen for removing baked goods from a hot oven. Features Kiln-Dried Hard MapleMade with 17 Different Hand Processes and Final Polishing 12" L x 4 ½ W Treated with... $29.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Pewter Cream Pitcher Based on an antique circa (1740 - 1780), this cream pitcher has been reproduced. Based on the cream pot design with pad feet, flared rim and double-scroll legs and handle. Add this pewter cream pitcher with the sugar bowl to complete your coffee or tea... $160.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Pewter Sugar Bowl Based on an antique circa (1740 - 1780), this pewter sugar bowl has been reproduced. Based on the cream pot design with pad feet, flared rim and double-scroll legs and handle. Add this pewter sugar bowl with the pewter cream pitcher to complete your... $150.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Pewter Teapot Love and scandal are the best sweeteners of tea. A. Henry Fielding said it in 1746, and hes still right. Curvy three-footed pewter teapot with rosewood handle, designed in the London shop of Samuel Ellis. Helps set the right mood and persuade invited... $465.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Small Round Leather Flask Used for centuries by everyone from kings to commoners, leather flasks of various forms were used for carrying or storing liquids. This small round flask, handcrafted of safe, vegetable-tanned leather made watertight with canning paraffin, is great for... $89.00 Choose Options
Quick view Red Crystal and Topaz with 14K Rose Gold Pendant With a historically-inspired design based on a woman's ring in Colonial Williamsburg's museum collections, this necklace telegraphs classic grace and elegance. The color, shape and faceting of the scarlet red stone, the placement of the white topaz... $699.00 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 The Wigmaker 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. Features An Account of Barbering, Hair-Dressing, &... $4.95 Add to Cart
