White House vermeil collection

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The White House vermeil collection is an extensive assemblage of gilded silver tableware and decorative objects, primarily French and English from the 18th and 19th centuries, used for official entertaining at the White House.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf decorative arts collection
tableware collection
artForm gilding
silversmithing
associatedWith White House China Room NERFINISHED
White House State Floor NERFINISHED
collectionPeriod 18th century
19th century
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance represents European craftsmanship in the White House
symbol of formal hospitality at the White House
displayedAt White House NERFINISHED
genre English decorative arts
French decorative arts
hasPart bowls
candelabra
centerpieces
coffee service pieces
compotes
decorative objects
flatware
pitchers
salt cellars
serving pieces
sugar bowls
tableware
tea service pieces
trays
tureens
wine coolers
location White House NERFINISHED
maintainedBy White House Office of the Curator NERFINISHED
material gilded silver
vermeil
originatesFrom England NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
owner United States government NERFINISHED
partOf White House decorative arts collection NERFINISHED
usedBy First Lady of the United States NERFINISHED
President of the United States NERFINISHED
usedFor formal receptions
official entertaining at the White House
state dinners
usedOnOccasion official luncheons
state visits

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Vermeil Room containsCollection White House vermeil collection