Bowls

The most fashionable tables in early America were set with blue and white"Canton" ware, named for the great Chinese trading port from which it came...

The most fashionable tables in early America were set with blue and white “Canton” ware, named for the great Chinese trading port from which it ca...

The design on this Masonic bowl is based on examples of porcelain bowls made in Jingdezhen, China for the Western market. The original is dated 177...

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...

This collection of whimsical hand-painted pottery pieces is made by Emerson Creek Pottery in Bedford, Virginia. The painting on the small mug and t...

Beginning in the spring of 1757 George Washington placed orders to his English agents for "white stone" tableware, also known as English white ston...

Mount Vernon Ribbons and Cornflower pattern is adapted from a French porcelain mug originally used by George and Martha Washington. The original mu...

George Washington's Defender punch bowl links the American Revolution, the merchant marine, and the infant United States Navy. Made of Chinese expo...

This is an exact reproduction of George Washington's most famous set of china, produced and decorated in Canton in 1784. It was brought to America ...

This is an exact reproduction of George Washington's most famous set of china, produced and decorated in Canton in 1784. It was brought to America ...

This is an exact reproduction of George Washington's most famous set of China, produced and decorated in Canton in 1784. It was brought to America ...

The wood sourced for this piece dates to the 1780s. Before falling during a severe thunderstorm on July 6, 2020, this tree was a witness of history...