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Mount Vernon 1792 Reverse Painted Ornament Glass Washington purportedly gave this button

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Washington purportedly gave this button to Colonel Richard Kidder Meade

The wood is sourced from a white oak tree planted at George Washington’s Mount Vernon around 1780

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Net Weight: 9 oz

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Mount Vernon 1792 Reverse Painted Ornament Glass Washington purportedly gave this buttonAn image of Mount Vernon, inspired by the Edward Savage circa 1792 painting of the west front, is reverse painted on this glass holiday ornament. Reverse painting is a decorative technique long practiced by artists in Asia which was extremely fashionable in the 18th and 19th centuries. Reverse painting requires the artist to paint the design on one side of the glass so that it may be viewed the correct way from the other side. There are examples of

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