Pewter Ornament | Edenton Tea Pot lanterns

Pewter Ornament | Edenton Tea Pot lanternsThis handcrafted, lead free pewter ornament reflects the distinctive form of the teapot memorial in Edenton, North Carolina. Created as a tribute to the 1774 Edenton Tea Partyone of the earliest organized acts of political resolve by American womenthe original statue stands as a reminder of their public pledge to boycott British goods. Cast at 1 8" thick and measuring approximately 2 " by 3", this pewter replica captures the recognizable profile of

Small: Bust 32-34"

Black clay pipes are made from the same material as the white

Its durable construction and traditional form make it ideal for reenactments

With a shorter handle than our standard iron cooking spoon

this lightweight linen shift is incredibly comfortable

This particular variation is distinguished by its straight-cut front that continues down the length of the piece

While the Wager had been chasing a Spanish treasure-filled galleon known as “the prize of all the oceans

The understated pinstripe pattern offers a distinctive alternative to solid-colored wools while remaining versatile enough for both civilian impressions and everyday historical wear

Blending classic patterning with subtle color

giving the fabric added visual interest and a natural hand

each catching the light differently to create a gentle play of sheen across the surface

Size/Type:  20 Pyramid style teabags sealed in matte black signature tea tin