In jewelry, George Washington preferred what was simple and utilitarian. These are adaptations from English cufflinks, circa 1790, which were worn ...
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For his first inauguration, Washington chose a plain brown suit cut from American wool and adorned with neatly cast brass buttons that prominently ...
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In 1760 George Washington recorded the receipt of an invoice dated December 26th, detailing his latest purchases from London. Therein he listed "A ...
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For his first inauguration, Washington chose a plain brown suit cut from American wool and adorned with neatly cast brass buttons that prominently ...
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George Washington was among many founding fathers who were Masons, including Benjamin Franklin and Alexander Hamilton. The Marquis de Lafayette was...
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Flowering Dogwood, both the state flower and the state tree of the Commonwealth of Virginia, appear in abundance at George Washington's Mount Verno...
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These earrings are from our collection of jewelry handmade in Virginia celebrating the trees and flowers at Mount Vernon. Flowering Dogwood, both t...
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The wood used to create the George Washington Initial cufflinks is sourced from Mount Vernon's Distillery white oak barrels. "GW" is carved in scri...
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The wood used to create this tie bar is sourced from Mount Vernon's Distillery white oak barrels. The solid wood rectangular tie bar with sturdy me...
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The wood used to create the George Washington Quarter cufflinks is sourced from Mount Vernon's Distillery white oak barrels. A profile of Washingto...
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Quarters with the dual dates of 1776-1976 were first produced in 1975 in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the independence of the United Sta...
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Honey colored beads sparkle in the center of this unique handmade pin. This vibrant red flower pin, created by a Virginia artisan, is part of our v...
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The tiger striped wildflower pin, created by a Virginia artisan, is part of our varied collection of garden themed jewelry pieces inspired by the f...
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The Camelia pin, created by a Virginia artisan, is part of our varied collection of garden themed jewelry pieces inspired by the flowers in the gar...
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The pink striped wildflower pin, created by a Virginia artisan, is part of our varied collection of garden themed jewelry pieces inspired by the fl...
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Flowering Dogwood, both the state flower and the state tree for the Commonwealth of Virginia, appear in abundance at George Washington's Mount Vern...
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Honey colored beads sparkle in the center of this unique handmade pin. The pin, created by a Virginia artisan, is part of our varied collection of ...
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This sterling silver Mount Vernon pair of cufflinks features a detailed likeness of the mansion. One cufflink illustrates East front of the mansio...
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This finely detailed sterling silver charm features a likeness of the mansion in an oval frame. One side illustrates the riverside of the mansion, ...
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At the age of 22, George Washington acquired Mount Vernon, his ancestral estate on the banks of the Potomac River in Virginia. In 1735, his father ...
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A symbol of freedom and liberty, the original key to the infamous French prison, the Bastille, was presented to George Washington by the Marquis de...
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