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Style: Inspired by historic export porcelain
George Washington shifted from tobacco to wheat and constructed a new mill along Dogue Run
suggesting that he had turned to his protege because "I do not incline to send to England (from whence I formerly had all my goods) for anything I can get upon tolerable terms elsewhere
as seen from the shore of the Potomac River
who owned pieces of this very pattern
Tobacco Leaf Creamer books Style: Inspired by historic exportThis beautifully crafted Tobacco Leaf Creamer showcases one of the most iconic dinnerware patterns of the 18th century. Originally made in China for export to the Portuguese and Brazilian markets, it became highly prized for its exquisite design and fine craftsmanship. George and Martha Washington owned pieces of this pattern, and examples of their Tobacco Leaf china are now part of the Mount Vernon collection. The design features a delicate phoenix