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"This extravagant design was originally made in China, probably for export to the Portuguese and Brazilian markets.   Of all the 18th century dinne...

The three-dimensional lily lamp was inspired by a set of rare and beautiful books on 18th century plant materials including hand colored engravings...

According to George Washington's granddaughter Nelly Custis, his favorite breakfast consisted of hoecakes swimming in butter and honey. In early Am...

Derived from classical Greek and Roman forms, the urn was one of the most popular motifs in the 18th century. This lamp's urn is embellished with a...

George Washington applied his entrepreneurial spirit to milling flour and cornmeal in 1770 when he built his first gristmill at Dogue Run Farm. Bot...

The design for this elegant porcelain pedestal mug is inspired by George Washington's original Truxtun Defender Bowl which links the American Revol...

The design for this elegant dessert plate is inspired by George Washington's original Truxtun Defender Bowl which links the American Revolution, th...

The design for this elegant porcelain cup and saucer is inspired by George Washington's original Truxtun Defender Bowl which links the American Rev...

This porcelain cup and saucer features peonies and chrysanthemums in the colorful enamels of the famille-rose pallette. This pattern is seen on a p...

The porcelain pedestal mug features peonies and chrysanthemums in the colorful enamels of the famille-rose pallette. This pattern is seen on a punc...

The porcelain pedestal mug features peonies and chrysanthemums in the colorful enamels of the famille-rose pallette. This pattern is seen on a punc...

This clear circular paperweight features peonies and chrysanthemums in the colorful enamels of the famille-rose pallette. This pattern is seen on a...

Edited by Stephen A. McLeod with contributions from Steven T. Bashore, Carol Borchert Cadou, Nancy Carter Crump, J. Dean Norton, Dennis J. Pogue, W...

Edited by Susan P. Schoelwer, Senior Curator at George Washington's Mount Vernon. Foreword by Andrea Wulf. ISBN-13: 978-0931917486. Hardcover with ...

"No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washington of his beloved home, Mount Vernon. This creamy off-whi...

The new and improved Mount Vernon Official Guidebook contains 208 pages filled with new color photography of George Washington's Mount Vernon. Full...

A rich double weave reversible throw with hearts woven through out the design. A full 54" x 74" and machine washable. 100% cotton. Made in the USA.

This fully reversible, oversize black and white scarf is super soft and warm! Wear it as a scarf or as a wrap. Machine wash and line dry. Made from...

An image of Mount Vernon’s West Front and “Mount Vernon” are embroidered on the front of this stylish black jacket. The jacket features gray lining...

“Virginia Mount Vernon”, “Genuine Article Est. 1674”, “Rugged and Durable”, and an image of the mansion are printed in distressed gray on the front...

This original necktie design is inspired by the shell-patterned needlepoint cushions which Martha Washington created over a periods of 26 years. Mr...

American made 100% silk bow tie with George Washington’s distinctive “G Washington” signature repeated in dark blue on a French blue background. Th...

“Never tell a lie; Lead a Revolution; Be courteous to all; Pursue Liberty; Establish Justice; Promote the General Welfare; Protect Freedom; Celebra...

What did the Washington family coat of arms look like? What is the key in the Central Hall? What was Martha Washington's china like? All of these q...

The charming color image of the east front of the mansion with guests and family enjoying a stroll on the east lawn featured on the new Mount Verno...

George Washington imported a number of hounds from England in 1770 and then in 1785, he received French foxhounds from the Marquis de Lafayette. Th...

George Washington imported a number of hounds from England in 1770 and then in 1785, he received French foxhounds from the Marquis de Lafayette. Th...

Southern culture in early America has been marked by hospitality, hoop skirts, and because of the hot summers, the ubiquitous fan. As it turns out,...