Glassware & Barware

In 1797, George Washington established one of the largest whiskey distilleries in America. The stone still house included a distilling room outfitt...

In 1797, George Washington established one of the largest whiskey distilleries in America. The stone still house included a distilling room outfitt...

Raise a toast to 250 years of American independence with the Mount Vernon 250th Anniversary Can Glass. Showcasing the iconic Mount Vernon Mansion, ...

This finely crafted bottle stopper, featuring a raw-edged top, is the work of master woodturner Doug Dill from Lanexa, Virginia. The wood is source...

The original bottle slider is the inspiration for this Mount Vernon's Martha Washington Wine Coaster. Just like the original, a grooved, solid wo...

A hand-crafted curved flight made from a reclaimed European wine barrel includes three glasses, just right for tasting whiskey or beer. Create the ...

This unique shaped decanter is suitable for water, tea, or your favorite wine or spirit. A glass faux wax seal stamped with “GW” in cobalt adds a m...

This set of four natural chipped-edge slate coasters in natural black stone gives any table or desk a contemporary look. Two coasters feature Georg...

In March, 1776, George Washington purchased two dozen silver camp cups created by silversmith William Hollingshead of Philadelphia, PA. Washington ...

According to George Washington, "There should always be a sufficient quantity of spirits...." Use or gift with your favorite spirit! Our Mount Vern...

Colored glassware for the dining table is part of the Mount Vernon Collection. The shape of this conical pilsner glass is similar to the evenly tap...

This deep cobalt blue bowl is an adaptation of the historic Bristol bowl in our museum collection circa 1750-1800. Although the original bowl was u...