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PRICES LISTED ARE SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES
- Thomas Jefferson Goblet
- Thomas Jefferson Cup
- George Washington Camp Cup
- Thomas Jefferson Cup w/Quote
- Thomas Jefferson Cup History
- George Washington Camp Cup History
- Independence Hall Inkwell Set
- Independence Hall Inkwell Set History
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5" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Pewter Jefferson Goblet
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5" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Sterling Jefferson Goblet
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5" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Sterling Jefferson Goblet – Gold Lined Interior
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3 ¼" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Pewter Jefferson Cup
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3 ¼" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Sterling Jefferson Cup
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3 ¼" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Sterling Jefferson Cup – Gold Lined Interior
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2 ½" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Pewter George Washington Camp Cup
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2 ½" Hgt., 8 oz. Authentic Repro. Sterling George Washington Camp Cup
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On June 10, 1815, Jefferson wrote to John Adams, "I cannot live without books." Apparently, Jefferson thought the nation could not
either, and so he sent his prized leather bound library to the capital, where it became the seed of our Library of Congress.
Jefferson designed his own cup, which we have reproduced in polished pewter and inscribed: "I cannot live without books." The 8-ounce
Jefferson Cup has been hand-crafted of lead-free pewter in the high polish finish and is safe for drinking. We will engrave the traditional monogram on the reverse side. Gift Boxed.
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8 oz., 3 ¼" Hgt., Pewter Repro. Thomas Jefferson Cup w/Quote
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In 1806 Thomas Jefferson's friend and teacher, George Wythe, willed him two large silver cans of beakers of about 20 ounces weight and
of an undetermined design. After using them for several years, Jefferson sent them to John Letelier, a Richmond, Virginia silversmith,
with instruction to make eight smaller cups of about 5 ounces weight and 2 5/8 inches high with rounded bottoms. He further stipulated
that they be gilded inside and that four were to be marked "G.W. to T.J." and four, "T.J.". The completed cups were received at Monticello in October 1810, and were used there until Jefferson's death in 1826.
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8 oz., 2 1/2" Hgt., Authentic Repro. Pewter George Washington Camp Cup
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8 oz., 2 1/2" Hgt., Authentic Repro. Sterling George Washington Camp Cup
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Boardman Silversmiths & Pewtersmiths is proud to offer this exclusive reproduction of the "Camp Cup" used by George Washington
during the Revolutionary War. This handsome 8 ounce cup has been hand-crafted of lead-free pewter as part of our exclusive presidential series.
The original camp cup is housed at the Smithsonian Museum along with other George Washington representations. The original cup
displayed the family crest of George Washington and has not been duplicated on the series of being offered by Boardman Silversmiths. The George Washington Camp Cup is a Proud Symbol of America's Heritage.
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Pewter Reproduction Inkwell Set w/2-Quill Pens
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Sterling Reproduction Inkwell Set w/2-Quill Pens
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Authentic Reproduction of the Original Inkwell Set
which was used to sign the Declaration of Independence.
The original Sterling inkwell set is housed at Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA
Boardman Silversmiths & Pewtersmiths were commissioned to manufacture a reproduction of the original Pewter Inkwell Set, which was
used by Thomas Jefferson in signing the Declaration of Independence.
Boardman Silversmiths & Pewtersmiths are pleased to offer this reproduction historical set. This is an exceptional executive gift and can
be monogrammed with name and date.
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