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Porcelain From the Washington and Madison Services
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These porcelain serving pieces were made in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and used by early presidents. The Chinese export porcelain sugarbowl on the left was part of Martha Washington's personal china and bears her initials, as well as the names of the first states. The cup and saucer on the right were part of a service that James and Dolley Madison purchased from James Monroe, featuring a monogram designed by Mrs. Madison.
    
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tableware
china
serveware
drinking cups
State Service
     

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ca. 1770-1825
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White House Historical Association
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© 1979 White House Historical Association
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These porcelain serving pieces were made in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and used by early presidents. The Chinese export porcelain sugarbowl on the left was part of Martha Washington's personal china and bears her initials, as well as the names of the first states. The cup and saucer on the right were part of a service that James and Dolley Madison purchased from James Monroe, featuring a monogram designed by Mrs. Madison.
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White House Collection
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WHGB 11th edition p.25
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