Colonial Williamsburg Shields Tavern Trivet

Product Description

This display glass trivet bears the insignia of the Shields Tavern and the year 1745, inspired by the décor of the historic tavern in Colonial Williamsburg.

Please note: This clearance item cannot be returned - all sales are final.

Features

• Made of porcelain with cork backing
• Measures 6” X 6”
• Wipe with damp cloth
• Williamsburg Exclusive
• Made in China

Product Care

Wipe with damp cloth. Not tempered for hot or cold. For display only.

Inspiration

As an 18th-century Colony of the British Empire, Colonial Williamsburg served as a port of call for ships from all corners of the world, and the menu at James Shield's Tavern reflects those global influences. A customer would find molasses, sugar, and rum from the West Indies; wines from Portugal, Spain, and France; coffee from Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean; tea from Asia; lemons and limes from the Caribbean; and spices from all over the world. With gracious service and lively entertainment, Shields Tavern offers a glimpse into the cosmopolitan nature of the British Colonies.