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Tables of ShewbreadShewbread or showbread are the cakes or loaves of bread which were always present on a specially dedicated table, in the Temple in Jerusalem as an offering to God. Date: circa 1880s
Table of ShewbreadShewbread or showbread are the cakes or loaves of bread which were always present on a specially dedicated two crowned table, in the Temple in Jerusalem as an offering to God. Date: circa 1800
Queen Victorias twelfth cake 1849Queen Victorias twelfth cake. The cake was designed and made by her Majestys confectioner, Mr Mawditt; it was approximately 30 inches in diameter. Date: 1849
People You See: The Baker. From Teddy Bear (18 January 1964). Original artwork loaned for scanning by the Illustration Art Gallery. Date: 1964
The TV Announcer. People You See, from Teddy Bear magazine, 1965. Date: 1965
Advertisement for the 10ft high royal wedding of the Duke of York to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, placed by McVitie and Price of Edinburgh, who strangely, call themselves biscuit makers
A young Turkish man selling sweets and cakes on the streets of Istanbul Date: 1890s
Twelve Cake Wedges Date: 1935
Domed Cakes and Tarts Date: 1935
Twelfth Night 1841Twelfth Night celebrations - crowds of people on the pavement outside a shop. Date: January 1841
Twelfth Night in France 1852Twelfth Night tradition, a bean and pea are hidden inside the Twelfth-night cake, the man who finds the bean in his slice of cake becomes King for the night
SCHMIDTS SHOP 1970SThe bakery counter at Schmidts famous store on Charlotte Street, London, full of fine foods and delicious- looking cakes and pastries a piece of Germany in London. Date: 1970s
CAKE ICING GUNFor filling flans or icing cakes, this icing gun is invaluable. It is supplied with several attachments for making different fillings and icing designs. Date: 1930s
BAKERY WINDOW 1970SThe window of a bakery displaying loaves of bread and cakes Date: 1970s
BOYS COOKINGBoys are taught how to cook Date: 1930s
TWELFTH NIGHTAct II, Scene II Cakes and ale: Malvolio scolds the revellers, Sir Toby Belch, Maria, the clown and Sir Andrew for their hedonistic ways. Date: circa 1840
GINGERBREAD SELLER / 1796A seller of hot spice gingerbread, smoking hot! Date: 1796
SELLER OF NANTERRE CAKESA French seller of Nanterre cakes Date: 1850
GINGERBREAD / SCOTLANDSelling gingerbread from a cloth-covered table in Scotland Date: circa 1830
SPRATTS PET SHOP WINDOWSs Kresge & Co pet shop window advertising gold fish, Spratts dog cakes, popular music sheets and the Pet Department in the basement. Date: 1930s
LUCIA DAY, SWEDEN15 December is LUCIA DAY, and the girl chosen to be Saint Lucy carries coffee and cakes to those who are busily preparing Christmas gifts Date: 1927
Manx New Year CustomMANX NEW YEAR CUSTOM Children go from house to house on New Years morning singing New Years Cakes for which they are rewarded with - you guessed it - cakes. Date: 1879
COLLY MOLLY PUFFColly Molly Puff, a noted pastry-seller of the London streets, Date: 18th century
GINGERBREAD VENDORTiddy Dol, a noted gingerbread vendor of the London streets, sufficiently well-known to be featured in Hogarths Tyburn picture; his real name was Ford Date: 18th century
Seller and cycle-powered mobile food stall, Fetiye, TurkeyA street food seller stands beside his cycle-powered mobile food stall in Fetiye, Turkey. He wears a trilby hat and a waistcoat and looks sideways at the camera. Date: circa 1984
Old Eccles Cake Shop, Eccles, Salford, LancashireYe Old Eccles Cake Shop, Eccles, Salford (Greater Manchester), Lancashire. The building is called Ye Olde Thatche, claiming to have been built in 1094
Golden Wedding Cake with Gum Paste Molding Date: 1936
Greetings card in the shape of a cake on a plate -- May you take the cake. Date: circa 1890s
Boy with a cake on a cutout New Year card -- For a Good Boy. Date: circa 1890s
Cutout advertisement for Birds Egg Powder. Date: early 20th century
Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a cake, with Santa Claus standing in the middle and a removable slice on the right. (1 of 2) Date: circa 1890s
Supper Table -- how we entertain our friends. Accompanying an article entitled How I keep house on 250 per annum. 1885
In Dahomey by Jesse A ShippIn Dahomey by Jesse A. Shipp; music Will Marion Cook et. al. First produced in England at the Shaftesbury Theatre, 16th May 1903
Savarins Filled with Whipped CreamDanish Pastry Specialties, Savarins Filled with Whipped Cream Date: 1936
Peek, Frean & Cos Biscuits and CakesLate 19th Century Showcard - Peek, Frean & Cos Biscuits and Cakes London late 19th century
Tea Table SettingTea table setting. Besides the teapot on a stand, with cups and saucers for the beverage itself, there are plates of bread and butter and an assortment of dainty cakes. Date: circa 1900
Chocolate Cake 1932Chocolate cake as it should be - thanks to McDougalls self-raising flour. Date: 1932
Overeating by BelcherA polite little boy at a village feast, uncomfortable from repletion says Oh Please Miss, don t ask me to have any more - I can t say No
Handmade Christmas card in the shape of a cake, with Santa Claus standing in the middle and a removable slice on the right. (2 of 2) Date: circa 1890s
Susi - with kitten and party food. 1950s
For His King and the Girl He Loved by Fred MaxwellPromotional postcard of a poster for For His King and the Girl He Loved by Fred Maxwell. A wedding between hero and heroine was a common melodrama ending
The Christian King by Wilson Barrett (18 February 1846 22 September 1904). First produced at the Princes Theatre in Bristol on 6th November 1902
Saigon - Vietnam - Itinerant street seller of Tea and Cakes/confectionery. Date: circa 1910s
G Collins - Confectioner - Refreshment Room & Cyclists Rest. Date: circa 1909
Arab pastry stalls in Cairo, Egypt. Date: circa 1908
Picnic Cakes with sports decorations -- lawn tennis, coaching, cricket, boating, football, polo. circa 1890
My Dear ! ! by H M BatemanCartoon by the master of social satire, H. M. Bateman, showing three women gossiping over tea and cakes while a small dog looks
Elaborate cake display with fruit and flowers -- a centrepiece of croquant or nougat, under Viennese cake with candles. late 19th century