Gunpowder TeaUnique Appearance Great Gift Idea Flavors and Aromas of the 18th Century A common tea variety in the 18th century. Leaves are rolled giving it the granular appearance of gunpowder. It has a surprising body and captivating taste. It has a burgundy like opening with hints of honey. 35 to 45 servings per tin. Approximately 3oz of loose tea. Imported from China Item # T 1210

Fragments of pipes are one of the most common finds at archeological sites of the time period

You won't get lost in the crowd with this cloak

We offer a selection of hand-block-printed cotton fabrics in addition to our standard printed cotton fabrics

All of the stress points are hand sewn

Good for throwing and

Plain back (no lacing or buckle)

and is valuable library addition for anyone interested in historical foodways

These slide-topped wooden boxes are perfect for our reproduction glasses or just about any small treasure

Item # AP-110

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Minuetto 2

Trimmed in a worsted wool tape