The West Front of Mount Vernon Cup Mug Art by Edward Savage ~ George Washington

The West Front of Mount Vernon Souvenir Cup Mug with Painting by Edward Savage ~ George Washington Features a wraparound reproduction of the oil painting, The West Front of Mount Vernon, by artist Edward Savage, circa 1787-1792. Measures 4” tall with a 3” diameter; 4” across including handle. Holds 10 fluid oz. Decorated in the U.S.A. © MV. Please note that there is a small chip near the rim on the opposite side of the handle and a small nick on the rim on the side. See photos. The five figures in the paintings’ foreground are believed to be George and Martha Washington; the grandchildren they raised, Eleanor ("Nelly") Parke Custis and George Washington ("Washy") Parke Custis; and Major Pierre L'Infant, whom Washington chose to design the new federal city—Washington, D.C. Enslaved workers can be seen in the background. This painting, and a corresponding view from the east side, are the earliest-known eyewitness views of the house and grounds at Mount Vernon. Bundle this mug with other items in my closet for an automatic discount and to save on combined shipping. Offers are always welcome! If you’re new to Poshmark - Welcome! No Account. No Problem! Use my sign up code GLOBALSANDRA to get $10 off of your first purchase. coffee; tea; teacup; Bowling Green; Virginia, U.S. history; American history; Early America; Early American history