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Cups
China Coffee Cup & Saucer
Period Blue Heritage pattern made by the Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd. Founded 1835. Price for cup and saucer. 2 Sets in stock.
$8.00
Dinner Plates
Reproduction Spode Dinner Plates
I carry these to offer the citizens an alternative to military-style dinnerware. These are reproductions of the Spode 1806-1831 patterns. They are a nice, low-cost way to dine when the occasion calls for more than tinware.
Available in the following patterns — Aesop's Fables (1), Caramanian(1), Castle(1), and Greek (1).
$12.00
Antique Dinner Plates
We are also offering some affordable antique civilian dinnerware. These items are "instock only".
Available in the following patterns, from left to right with quantity: Blue Dutchess (4), Blue Empire (4), Cottage Rose (1),and Lattice (1).
$12.00
Bowls
Wedgwood Bowls
Blue and white Wedgwood, in the “Poppy” pattern. 2 in stock
$10.00
Hand-thrown Bowls
Bowls, hand-thrown and painted from a craftsman in VA.
$10.00
Serving
White, Ceramic Creamer
$5.00
Flatware
Fork & Knife Set
Another quality item by Military Warehouse.
$15.00
2-Prong Fork
I own an original of this type of fork, and they have been dug in numerous CS camps throughout Virginia. The style dates back into the 18th century.
$15.00
Spoon
Quality period-styled spoon reproduced by the Military Warehouse.
$5.00
Coin Silver Spoon
Various coin silver spoons, all antique, many dating before the war. Good for those "pickups" from foraging. We currently have small and large sizes. Small is about the size of a tablespoon, and large is about the size of a serving spoon.
Small
$10.00
Large
$12.00
Folding Knife, Fork and Spoon
"Folding knife, fork and spoon combination. Easily separates for use and folds back to fit in you kit. A common item sold to soldiers and several found at dug sites"
$25.00
Linens
Lowell Towelling
Towel from Lowell Mills Historic Site.
$7.00
Colonial Towel
This is a replica of a towel from a Virginia mill dating back to the 1700s. A very sturdy item.
$8.00
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