Quick view Doctor Macaroni Print During the 18th century, "macaroni" was the satirical term for men who sported elaborate clothing and continental affectations. Lampooning various occupations and specific styles, these are reproductions of period cartoons. FeaturesReproduction of a Late... $10.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Hotch Potch Alphabet Print The entire Hotch Potch alphabet, spelled out in the contortions of 18th-century dancing masters, ready to brighten a wall and possibly help little ones learn their letters. Copied from the original print issued in London in the 1780s. 12"H x 18"W... $12.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Oxford Macaroni Print During the 18th century, "macaroni" was the satirical term for men who sported elaborate clothing and continental affectations. Lampooning various occupations and specific styles, these are reproductions of period cartoons. Unframed measure 9" x 6". ... $10.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Vaux Hall Macaroni Print Ludicrously fashionable, this young lady wears ballooned ankle-length skirts and a preposterous wig. This print is copied from a late 18th-century English caricature satirizing the excessive Continental fashions and manners of the young moderns of the... $10.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Black Welcome Friends Pineapple Plaque Featuring a wonderfully detailed pineapple design interpreted from an antique wallpaper in Colonial Williamsburg's collections. Engineered wood of Welcome Friends Pineapple Plaque to use indoors or in a protected outdoor area. Made in Dayton, Virginia... $38.00 Choose Options
Quick view Map of New England Entitled "Bowles's New Pocket Map of the Most Inhabited Part of New England," this highly detailed map was originally published in London by Carington Bowles circa 1775. Showing county and township divisions in each of the New England colonies, and... $18.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Map of New France In 1719 when this map was printed, France and England were vying to dominate the American continent. (As it turned out, neither would succeed.) Drawn by French cartographer Henri Chatelain and engraved by Nicolas de Fer, this fascinating map was used... $16.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Shields Tavern Framed Giclee Print Reproduced from an original watercolor by Williamsburg artist Marcia Long, this beautiful giclée print offers the opportunity to bring your favorite memories of the Historic Area into your home. In the early 1740s, James Shields assumed... $105.00 Add to Cart
Quick view Small Apple Cone Welcome Plaque Welcome guests with a Colonial Williamsburg Christmas iconthe grand pineapple-topped apple cone. It shows your hospitality by simply saying "Welcome." Furniture-grade fiberboard plaque, ready to hang indoors or in a protected spot outdoors. Made in USA... $18.00 Add to Cart
