Blue Openwork Soap Dish

In celebration of the 18th-century passion for blue and white décor, we've created a dainty porcelain soap dish in the perfect size and shape for your WILLIAMSBURG soaps (sold separately). Engaging blue and white patterns, like the one on this...

Red Dots Openwork Soap Dish

This dainty openwork porcelain dish with a subtle red dot design is perfect for your powder room soap or use it on your dresser top to hold jewelry. The colonists often imported ceramics from England. Openwork or cutwork pieces were a popular trend of...

Green Dots Openwork Soap Dish

This dainty openwork porcelain dish with a subtle green dot design is perfect for your powder room soap or use it on your dresser top to hold jewelry. The colonists often imported ceramics from England. Openwork or cutwork pieces were a popular trend of...

Iris and Daffodils Delft Vase Guest Towels

When thinking of spring, it's hard not to think of flowers -especially the beautiful blooms that cover the Governor's Palace gardens. Welcome the blooming season by planting these no-maintenance guest towel beauties in your guest bathroom to add a pop of...

Rose and Poppy Delft Vase Guest Towels

When thinking of spring, it's hard not to think of flowers - especially the beautiful blooms that cover the Governor's Palace gardens. Welcome the blooming season by planting these no-maintenance guest towel beauties in your guest bathroom to add a pop...

Magnolia Round Openwork Dish

Enjoy the timeless beauty of the magnolia with this elegant porcelain magnolia serving dish. Magnolia trees grow throughout Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area, enchanting visitors today just as they enchanted the first colonists hundreds of years ago...

Creamware Shell Dish

Creamware, highly fashionable in the mid-18th century, remains so in the early 21st. This creamware shell dish—perfect for candy, soap or condiments— reflects the natural emphasis of rococo period design. Hand Made in England through Hartley Greens &...