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 ⓘ
White House State Floor ⓘ
collectionPeriod 18th century ⓘ
19th century ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
culturalSignificance represents European craftsmanship in the White House ⓘ
symbol of formal hospitality at the White House ⓘ
displayedAt White House ⓘ
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 ⓘ
maintainedBy White House Office of the Curator ⓘ
material gilded silver ⓘ
vermeil ⓘ
originatesFrom England ⓘ
France ⓘ
United Kingdom ⓘ
owner United States government ⓘ
partOf White House decorative arts collection ⓘ
usedBy First Lady of the United States ⓘ
President of the United States ⓘ
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 ⓘ
White House historical artifacts → hasPart → White House silver collection ⓘ
linked to: White House vermeil collection