Lambswool Tartan Scarf - GW Tartan Featured In the 1750s and 1760s

In the 1750s and 1760s the relatively inexpensive yet fashionable white-fired stoneware produced in England was the most widely used tableware in the American colonies

making it ideal for cooler weather

Design: Historic teapot form with soft blue and gold detailing

This small scale version of the Mount Vernon weathervane is 18 inches total in height

Lambswool Tartan Scarf - GW Tartan Featured In the 1750s and 1760sLambswool Tartan Scarf Crafted exclusively for Mount Vernon, this lambswool tartan scarf is a luxurious accessory that reflects the stately colors found in George Washingtons Commander in Chief uniform. Woven in Scotland from the softest lambswool and produced under license from the Scottish Tartan Registry, the rich blues, golds, and deep reds in this scarf offer a perfect blend of heritage and style. The natural softness of lambswool provides both