Washington Pewter Camp Cup bowl Cherished well into the 19th

Cherished well into the 19th century

preserving its pure flavor and natural benefits

Informing and entertaining

Unique Feature: Each stopper is one-of-a-kind due to natural variations in color

Ona Judge was enslaved by the Washingtons

Washington Pewter Camp Cup bowl Cherished well into the 19thIn March, 1776, George Washington purchased two dozen silver camp cups created by silversmith William Hollingshead of Philadelphia, PA. Washington had the cups engraved with his family crest and used the handsome cups throughout his campaigns. This pewter adaptation of Washington's Camp Cup is true to the original design. The base of the 3" tall cup is 2" in diameter and the lip is 3" in diameter. Made by Salisbury. In March, 1776, George Washington