Barware & Cocktail

This finely turned bottle stopper with a raw-edged top was created by Doug Dill, master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood for the raw-edged st...

Tom Stoenner has hand blown fine glass for over three decades. Working out of his studio in the scenic Hudson Valley, he makes functional glassware...

Tom Stoenner has hand blown fine glass for over three decades. Working out of his studio in the scenic Hudson Valley, he makes functional glassware...

Tom Stoenner has hand blown fine glass for over three decades. Working out of his studio in the scenic Hudson Valley, he makes functional glassware...

Tavern glasses are made in a style that was commonly seen in homes and taverns in colonial times.  A clear tavern glass was generally used for wine...

The Mount Vernon Collection includes glassware in the deep blue color of this large tavern glass. The Mount Vernon tavern glass is made in a style ...

This historic cobalt blue wine rinser is a reproduction of those used at Mount Vernon. Wine rinsers were often seen at the table for an elaborate 1...

This classic glass is perfect for water, juice or a cocktail of your choice.  A glass faux wax seal stamped with “GW” in bright cobalt blue makes t...

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 finely turned bottle stopper with a smooth top was created by Doug Dill, master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood for the stoppers was so...

This handsome and practical stainless steel flask is wrapped in black leather with a color image of the Mount Vernon Mansion on the front. The flas...

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 contemporary and versatile American made clear cooler glass features a silkscreened replica of George Washington's signature. The 16-ounce gla...

This base of this stylish pewter jigger is a George Washington quarter with heads facing up and tails facing down. The one ounce pewter jigger, mar...

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

In 1806, Thomas Jefferson was bequeathed two silver cups by his friend and teacher George Wythe. Several years later, Jefferson sent the Wythe cup ...

The decoration on the top of this pewter cocktail shaker is a three dimensional "griffin" adapted from silver serving pieces used by George and Mar...

According to tradition, a stirrup cup is a cup containing an alcoholic beverage offered to departing horsemen when their "feet were in the stirrups...

The decoration on the top of this pewter wine stopper is a three dimensional "griffin" adapted from silver serving pieces used by George and Martha...

Commemorating the 10 year anniversary of the opening of George Washington's Distillery. Engraved on one side is "George Washington Distillery 2007-...