We've provided more than $200 million to the National Park Service - thanks to your purchases from our park stores.
We've provided more than $200 million to the National Park Service - thanks to your purchases from our park stores.
Jamestown Glasshouse, part of Colonial National Historical Park in Virginia, preserves the first attempt at manufacturing in the "New World". Visitors observe modern glassblowers utilize tools and methods from the 17th century to create bottles, candleholders, vases, and various other glass products at the place of the original furnaces. Bring a piece of this special living history experience into your home!
*Discount coupons cannot be applied to Jamestown Glass products. Due to the handcrafted nature of these items, quantities are limited and styles may sell out quickly.
This Piece is a Historical ReproductionThis octagonal bottle is a replica of those found on the sunken U.S.S. Cairo, an ironclad gunboat that sank ...
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The design of the teal wave bowl is inspired by the sea blue ocean waves of the seashore. Curved edges create a contemporary flair that is a perfec...
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Colonial oil lamps set the duration of a gentleman caller’s visit – when the lamp went out so did he. A reproduction from our Reproduction Collecti...
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Popular during the 1800s, oil lamps were used to set the duration of a gentleman caller’s visit. When the lamp went out so did he. Add a spark of C...
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Our Jack-in-the-Pulpit Vase is shaped after the jack-in-the-pulpit plant, which grows in marsh woodlands on America's east coast. Legend has it th...
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