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The following is some White House china that we have sold:
China Plate From Thomas Jefferson’s White House — Very Scarce, in Near Fine Condition
Very scarce and beautiful china plate from the administration of Thomas Jefferson. Soup plate made of white Chinese porcelain is painted blue with gilt accents. Features a shallow bowl with gilt ”J” at center, inside a shield that bears a knight’s head decoration. Plate measures 9.5” in diameter, and is near fine. Sold for $26,121.
Scarce China Plate From Thomas Jefferson’s White House
Very scarce china plate from the Thomas Jefferson White House. Blue plate with gilt accents features a shallow bowl with gilt ”J” at center, inside a shield bearing a knight’s head decoration. Plate measures 6.125” in diameter. Jefferson’s White House china is very scarce, attributed to both the destruction of the White House during the War of 1812, and also his heirs selling personal belongings after his death to pay debt. Some small chips along rim, and one slightly larger one at 2:00 position, overall very good condition. Sold for $18,750.
Stunning and large collection of china from the George W. Bush White House, produced by Lenox. Banded in gold against a green crosshatch pattern, the design also features a gilt Eagle on most pieces. In designing this china, the Bushes were inspired by a White House sideboard once belonging to Daniel Webster, which had an eagle-designed inlay. Lot includes:
1-2) Two service plates with gilt eagle at center, surrounded by 13 gold stars signifying the original 13 colonies. Each plate measures 11.75” in diameter, with underside reading ”The White House / 2008 / Lenox / Made in U.S.A.” Near fine condition.
3-4) Two dinner plates with gilt eagle at top. Each plate measures 10.875” in diameter, with underside reading ”The White House / 2008 / Lenox / Made in U.S.A.” Near fine condition.
5) Soup plate measuring 9.125” in diameter, with underside reading ”The White House / 2008 / Lenox / Made in U.S.A.” Near fine condition.
6-7) Two cream soup cups measuring 5” in diameter not including two handles. Underside reads ”The White House / 2008 / Lenox / Made in U.S.A.” Near fine condition.
8) Cream soup saucer with gilt eagle at top. Measures 6.625” in diameter with underside reading ”The White House / 2008 / Lenox / Made in U.S.A.” Near fine condition.
9) Bouillon cup with gilt eagle. Measures 3.75” in diameter not including two handles. Underside reads ”The White House / 2008 / Lenox / Made in U.S.A.” Near fine condition.
10-11) Tea cup and saucer. Cup has gilt eagle and measures 3.25” in diameter not including handle. Saucer measures 5.75” in diameter. Underside of both reads ”The White House / 2008 / Lenox / Made in U.S.A.” Near fine condition.
12-13) Two White House Mess service plates, each featuring the Great Seal in silver at center. Measures 11.875” in diameter with underside reading ”White House Mess / 2010 / Lenox / Made in USA”. Near fine condition.
14) White House Mess dinner plate, with a pictorial design of the White House at top, under which reads ”The White House Mess”. Measures 10.875” in diameter. Underside reads ”White House Mess / 2010 / Lenox / Made in USA”. Near fine condition.
A fine set of official state china from the George W. Bush administration, forming an instant collection of White House china. Sold for $14,033.
Very rare Abraham Lincoln White House china plate ordered by Mary Todd in early 1865. Plate is from the known ”Buff Set”, a less ornate and rather minimal design used for everyday occasions at the White House. Most of the Buff Set collection is now housed in the White House or the Smithsonian, with very few pieces still in private hands. Cream colored dish with a buff border and gilt circular edge also has a gilt circle at center. Made by ”J.K. Kerr” of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, whose company was known as ”China House” or ”China Hall.” This was the second set ordered by Mary Todd, just two months before the President’s assassination, and the bill for the china remained outstanding until Johnson took office. With a copy of a notarized letter as provenance from the original family who owned this plate, whose great grandfather bought the pieces at auction in the 1880’s. Provenance also includes copies of letters from both the Smithsonian and The White House, to whom the family gave other pieces of this china set. The letters confirm the history of the pieces and thank the family for the donations. Plate has a ”581/30” tiny sticker attached to verso and no other markings or denotations. Minor flecks of wear, else very good to near fine condition. Sold for $8,711.
White House Oyster Plate in the Rutherford B. Hayes Style
Colorful oyster plate designed for the Rutherford B. Hayes administration by Theodore Davis for Haviland Limoges. China plate features five wells in the likeness of opened blue point oysters, surrounded by painted shell, seaweed and water designs accented in gilt. The pattern was so popular upon its debut that it was made available to the public, distinguishable from the official White House china by the presence of a patent number, not found here. This plate was produced in or after 1880, and therefore likely used by Presidents Arthur or Cleveland who reordered the china in 1884 and 1886 respectively. Verso is inscribed in red overglaze, ”FABRIQUE PAR / HAVILAND & CO; / d’apres les dessins / DE” with Davis’ printed signature underneath in black overglaze, ”Theo: R. Davis”. Additionally ”H & Co” in green underglaze and ”DESIGN PATENTED / AUGUST 10TH 1880” in blue overglaze. Underside also shows America eagle. Plate measures 8.75” in diameter, with scalloped edge. Near fine. Sold for $7,421.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Official White House China Dinner Plate — Fine
Rare White House exhibit collection china plate of the design commissioned by President and First Lady Franklin Roosevelt. Underside of dinner plate features the famed Lenox official watermark and reads, “Exhibit Collection for Lenox Inc. / The White House 1934”. As a part of the “exhibit collection”, plate is designated to serve in displays of White House china or go on loan to various Presidential exhibits. Design features the Great Seal of the U.S. in full color on the rim, with rim edge displaying a navy blue stripe dotted with gilt stars and flanked by gilt bands and a single gilt ring around the center. Made by Lenox, one of the United States’ only producers of ”bone china”, which is distinguished for its white luminosity and chip resistance. Measures 11.5″ in diameter, in fine condition. Sold for $4,875.
Reagan White House China by Lenox — Large Service Plate in Red-Gold Design, Made for State Dinners
Beautiful Lenox china service plate made for the Reagan White House, in ”Reagan red” and gold, with an elegant cross-hatch design, the more formal style of china specifically used for state dinners, introduced on 3 February 1982. Plate features the Presidential seal in gilt at center, with Lenox mark on underside reading, ”For Lenox China, Inc. / Lenox / Made In U.S.A. / The White House / 1981”. Plate measures 11.625” in diameter. Near fine condition. Sold for $4,431.
Harry S. Truman White House Exhibit China — Cup & Saucer by Lenox — Fine
Cup and saucer in the Harry Truman White House pattern, part of the special Exhibit edition used when presidential china is put on display. The Truman pattern was used in the White House from Truman’s administration through the administrations of Eisenhower and Kennedy. Cup and saucer in cream color porcelain feature a border of sage green with embossed gilt bands, gilt rim and gilt handle, with a gilt presidential seal on the cup at 6 o’clock and on the saucer at 12 o’clock. The Lenox White House Exhibit Collection maker’s mark is present to the undersides and dated 1951. Cup measures just over 2” in height and 4” in diameter at the mouth. Saucer measures just over 6” in diameter. Fine condition. From the Raleigh DeGeer Amyx Collection. Sold for $3,750.
White House China Cup From the Personal Collection of Mary Todd Lincoln — With ”L” Monogram
White House china cup ordered by Mary Todd Lincoln, from her personal collection used after President Lincoln’s assassination. Vivid pick and gold cup features a Greek key pattern, with an additional ”L” monogram on the front. Cup is accompanied by a letter from Lincoln historian James T. Hickey, which reads in part, ”…This is one of the coffee cups and saucers from Mrs. Lincoln’s personal set. From a few remaining pieces of the set found by me at Robert T. Lincoln’s home Hildene Manchester Vermont in 1977…” China is from J.K. Kerr, with ”China Hall / Philadelphia / Kerr” on the bottom of the cup. Measures 3.5” in diameter. Some rippling to edge, as part of the original manufacturing. Colors remain sharp and vivid. Overall very good plus condition. Sold for $3,125.
Very Scarce White House China From the Ulysses S. Grant Administration
Very scarce White House china bowl from the Ulysses S. Grant administration. President Grant and First Lady Julia Dent Grant ordered this set of china in 1869, made by Haviland and Co. and hand-painted by Limoges, featuring 24 different flowers, all with the gilt Coat of Arms at top center. Embellishments include gilt rimming around a decorative yellow band. Large, shallow soup bowl measures 9.375″ in diameter and 1.75″ high, ideal for display. Minute wear, overall near fine condition. Sold for $2,500.
Beautiful White House breakfast plate from the Benjamin Harrison administration, featuring the goldenrod design against a navy blue background, and 44 gilt stars encircling the Eagle with wings outstretched. When Jacqueline Kennedy redecorated the White House, she featured several pieces of this china – a favorite of collectors, in the Family Dining Room. Scalloped edge plate measures 8.675” in diameter. The mark on the reverse reads ”HARRISON 1892” with stamps by Limoges France as well as T.V. of France (Tressemannes & Vogt), and M.W. Beveridge, as required. Minor rubbing to inner gilt band, overall in near fine condition. Sold for $2,500.
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