Dolley Madison is remembered as one of the most gracious First Ladies, and the lavish parties she initiated as wife of the Secretary of State continued when she and President Madison entered the White House. Unfortunately, while Madison was President the War of 1812 began, during which the White House was looted and burned. As a result, only a few pieces of the Madisons' White House tableware remain.

The pieces on display at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington are dark buff - almost a mustard yellow - in color, decorated with a series of wheel patterns outlined in black. Unlike most White House china, these plates bear no central motif.

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Item # 122307

10 3/4" Dinner Plate*

$64.00 each

Item # 122391

9 1/4" Luncheon Plate

$53.00 each

Item # 101533

7 3/4" Salad/Dessert Plate*

$44.00 each

Item # 122321

9 1/4" Rim Soup

$53.00 each

Item # 122090

Cup & Saucer Set*

$59.00 each

Item # 122378

3 5/8" Covered Box*

$42.00 each

Item # 101358

5" Wooden Cache Box

$58.00 each

Item # 101382

7" Presentation Bowl*

$70.00 each

Item # 101486

12" Pedestal Cake Plate

$130.00 each

Item # 111307

40 oz. Teapot

$110.00 each

Item # 111333

Creamer & Sugar Set

$60.00 each

Item # 111281

8 1/2" Oval Bowl

$70.00 each

Item # 111366

3" Ornament*

$25.00 each

Item # 101456

16 1/2" Oval Serving Platter

$140.00 each

Item # 111244

Tea Set: Teapot, Creamer, and Covered Sugar

$136.00 each

Item # 111389

5 3/4" Oval Tray - NEW

$35.00 each