My lunch is in the microwave, and I think it would be nice if I could eat it off the plate below. It’s a limited edition plate produced as part of the Colonial Heritage Series by Ridgewood Fine China. I suspect it was produced during the Bicentennial, when all things colonial were popular. It’s no longer in production, but there are still some available online if you want to eat your lunch off Hammond-Harwood House too. After lunch, I wouldn’t mind a ride in a carriage like the one shown…
Hammond-Harwood House
The mission of the Hammond-Harwood House Association is to preserve and to interpret the architecturally significant Hammond-Harwood House Museum and its collection of fine and decorative arts, and to explore the diverse social history associated with its occupants, both free and enslaved, for the purposes of education and appreciation.