Salisbury Pewter

The cast pewter executive pen caddy pen is a splendid piece to have in your office, den or library. Keep two of your favorite pens on display and c...

This solid pewter letter opener shows the griffin on the front and is marked on the back with "Mount Vernon Salisbury Pewter MV" and a small image ...

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

Candle snuffers were used in the 18th-century in many households. The Washington Family coat-of-arms is surmounted by a "flying griffin", a mytholo...

A polished pewter tray beautifully engraved with a wedding invitation, graduation or birth announcement is the perfect gift to celebrate life's spe...

The Washington Family coat-of-arms is surmounted by a "flying griffin", a mythological creature that was featured on the family crest for generatio...

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...

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

The cherry tree and tiny hatchet decorating this child's spoon are a whimsical homage to George Washington and the fable of his chopping down his f...

Looking for a special something to put the finishing touches on a doll house room? This charming 5-piece pewter miniature coffee and tea set comes ...

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

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...

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