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Made around 1775 of lead-glazed cream-colored refined earthenware, this centerpiece is comprised of eleven separate pieces and consists of a base or plateau that supports a central column and provides the framework for four tiers of cruet bottles and...

Conservators in Colonial Williamsburg’s Wooden Artifacts Conservation Lab undertook framing of the newly acquired ca. 1695 portrait of British King William III (1650-1702, reigned 1689-1702), attributed to the leading English portrait painter of that...

Each print features flowering plants in bloom for each month of the year, tastefully arranged in decorative urns. They were at the height of fashion and a must-have for anybody-who-was-anybody interested in gardening at the time John Custis ordered t...

This toy set, made in what is now Germany in the second half of the 19th century, features several buildings that house a variety of exotic animals. The largest building measures only 6 inches tall. Each piece is carved from wood and hand-painted.

This soup tureen, made in early nineteenth-century England, is shaped like a sea turtle.

Learn more about the conservation work completed to prepare Claes Jansz Visscher's print of America.

The life-size portrayal of George Washington was rendered in 1780 by the country’s preeminent portraitist, Charles Willson Peale, and represents one of the most important paintings of the American Revolutionary period.

At a little over nine inches tall, this flowerpot with its ruffled edge is made of red earthenware covered with a lead glaze that not only gave it a decorative sheen, but also enabled it to retain water.

This silver plate acts as the buckle of an officer’s shoulder-worn sword or bayonet belt.