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First lady displays Bush china

Mrs. Bush says the china designs have been in the works for years, and the services were delivered just recently, so she did not have a chance to show them to her successor, Michelle Obama. "I think she'll have fun discovering all those," Mrs. Bush said.

It is customary for presidents and first ladies to design their own china and leave it as a memory of their time in the world's most famous home, although some presidents, including President ... Full Story »

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by Marsha Iverson - Jan. 8, 2009

Descriptive account of new Bush china gives a look at the more genteel side of the White House.

I find it ironic, given all the other aspects of the Bush Presidency, that two sets of china for White House events, valued at $492,798 (a 14-piece ... More »

In one of her last ceremonial duties as first lady of the United States, Laura Bush yesterday unveiled the George W. Bush State China Service, Magnolia Residence China ... More »

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