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A package of 5 circa 1920 Paris postcards reproduced from the originals in the Tudor Place collection.
A package of 5 cards and envelopes on semi-gloss stock with envelopes, 5 by 7.
An enchanting watercolor of Tudor Place on a snowy winter evening. The card measures 7 by 5 on heavy weight, glossy stock with your choice of a Merry Christmas or Happy Holiday greeting. This lovely watercolor by Tudor Place artist-in-residence Peter Waddell comes in a package of 10 cards and envelopes.
10 per pack, Reproduction of a ca. 1920 place card in the Tudor Place collection.
Sterling silver.
This intricately designed, Japanese inspired bracelet, is a reproduction of a 19th century bracelet manufactured in the United States and distributed by Tiffany and Company. Each plaque, hammered in the Japanese style, is embossed with a different specimen of fauna. This type of jewelry is rarely seen today and the Tudor Place bracelet is one of particular beauty.
Vermeil with cubic zirconia.
These exquisite earrings are reproduced from a diamond and gold set owned by Anna Williams Peter. The original earrings, crafted in the early 19th century, were produced with unusually high quality materials and workmanship.
These handsome cufflinks are adapted from a pair given to Armistead Peter, Jr., as a Christmas gift circa 1880. The simple, yet intricate, design of the cuff buttons is startlingly modern in concept for its design in 1879.
Sterling silver and cubic zirconia.
This charming pin is inspired by a diamond, platinum and gold pin in the Tudor Place collection. Designed c. 1920, the original pin is an elegant example of the Art Dιco style and one of the finest pieces owned by Anna Williams Peter.
Plated pewter with epoxy & crystal.
This brooch is a reproduction of a late 19th century brooch owned by Anna Williams Peter. Mrs. Peter moved to Georgetown upon her marriage to Armistead Peter, Jr. in 1894. Her husband was the fourth generation of the Peter family to live at Tudor Place and a direct descendent of Martha Washington.
This pin and pendant is inspired by a handsome stickpin manufactured in the early 20th century. The fleur de lys, used in various stylized forms of heraldry, was adopted by the French monarchy as their symbol. The original pin was owned by Armistead Peter, Jr., a direct descendent of Martha Washington and fourth generation of the Peter family to live at Tudor Place.
This pin and pendant is inspired by a handsome stickpin manufactured in the early 20th century. The fleur de lys, used in various stylized forms of heraldry, was adopted by the French monarchy as their symbol. The original pin was owned by Armistead Peter, Jr., a direct descendent of Martha Washington and fourth generation of the Peter family to live at Tudor Place.
Vermeil with green and clear crystals.
The Victorians were fascinated with the natural world and this fascination was reflected in their jewelry. These earrings are inspired by a pair of cuff buttons manufactured around 1900. They were found in the collection of Armistead Peter, 3rd, the last owner of Tudor Place and direct descendent of Martha Washington.
This lovely scarf reflects the architecture and collections of Tudor Place in its classical design. The vibrant golds and subtle greys surrounded by a black border are woven into the heavy weight silk twill. The scarf is a traditional 36 square.
A classic white porcelain oval holiday ornament with a handsome sketch of Tudor Place in dark red. The pen and ink sketch is adapted from a drawing by Walter Gibson Peter c. 1894.
The Society of Cincinnati was formed in 1783, composed of American and French officers of the Revolutionary War. The insignia in the center of the bowl was designed by Pierre Charles LEnfant. An original Society soup bowl is the Tudor Place collection.
A history of Georgetown's African-American community from 1751 to the present day. Wonderful photos. Soft cover, 184 pages.
Biography of Peter family member Martha (Markie) Williams, cousin to Mary Custis Lee and friend of Robert E. Lee. Written by local historians Anne Webb and Frances Scott. Soft cover, 232 pages.
A chronicle of the April 15, 1848, heroic bid for freedom by 77 slaves in Washington, DC. Written by local historian Mary Kay Ricks. Hard Cover, 432 pages.
Features 224 photos of early Washington. Great photographic history of our nation's capital. Soft cover, 165 pages.
This book is your indispensable travel guide to more than 500 Civil War-related sites in thirty-one states and the District of Columbia. Soft cover, 306 pages.
Reprint of a 1944 book on the great houses of Georgetown. This book details homes of the Federal Period as they appeared 60 years ago. Tudor Place is depicted on the cover. The section on Tudor Place describe the house from 1944 when still owned by Armistead Peter, Jr. A wonderful historic tour! Soft cover, 130 pages.
128 pages, soft cover, a wonderful guide to the history and historic structures in Georgetown with photos and maps.
This guidebook details over 150 sites and institutions which have shaped black history and traditions, both in this particular community, and throughout the country. Soft cover, 240 pages.
This lavishly illustrated book is the perfect travelers guide to 54 American presidential homes still in existence, most of them fully restored and open to the public. Soft cover,184 pages.
Master Builders answers scores of questions about more than 100 architects and builders who have left indelible marks on American architecture. This unique guide puts faces with Americas most well-known and loved buildings. Soft cover, 203 pages.
44 pages, soft cover, a written and photographic chronicle of some of the finest homes in Georgetown. Tudor Place Publication
100 pages, a CD version of the history of Tudor Place written and published by the last owner, Armistead Peter 3rd, in 1969. This book chronicles the family history, decorative arts, architecture and garden of this National Historic Landmark. Includes photos of the interior rooms and architectural drawings.
Recall your visit to this National Historic Landmark with this full color guidebook. A full description the house, gardens, and family history. Soft cover, 28 pages. Tudor Place Publication
125 pages, soft cover, an excellent history and guide of the historic districts and structures in the District of Columbia with numerous photos and maps.
Dont know Greek Revival from Prairie School? With numerous photos and succinct text, this book will make you an architectural style master. Soft cover, 152 pages.
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