Rice Collection (page 7)

Vietnam - Paddy Fields, Hanoi and Rickshaws Date: circa 1910s

Indonesia - Java - Rice Fields at Preanger
Rice Fields in Preanger (now Priangan), Western Java (now part of Indonesia). Date: circa 1920

Watching Mistress Eat
Is it ice cream ? or is it lovely rice pudding for dinner again ? Whatever it is, her spaniel will be only too happy to share it. Date: 1930s

Female Type / Rice Powder
An elegant 18th century lady, only half dressed, uses her Poudre de Ris to make herself even more attractive. Date: 1911

House boats at Alleppey, Kerala, India
House boats (rice boats) moored at a pier in Alleppey, Kerala State, India. The small town of Alleppey, or Alappuzha, has been described as the Venice of the East because of its network of canals

Eating lunch in China
A lovely photograph of three Chinese workers (of very different ages) having their rice for lunch. The padded clothing attests to either the season or the type of labout they were occupied in

Japanese packhorse with bags of rice

A Street vendor of rice wine - Japan
A street vendor serves a female client with rice wine in Kobe, Japan. The man carries the two boxes by means of a pole on his shoulders and cries " Amesake!"

Seller of Muhallebi, Turkey
Seller of Muhallebi - a milk pudding thickened with rice flour and optionally perfumed with rose water or orange flower water

Poster depicting an Indian rice field
Poster for the Empire Marketing Board, depicting an Indian rice field

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh - India
Scene in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Province, India. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Transatlantic Sketches. Sandy Lake, Minnesota
Scene showing the Missippi River and its indigenous American Indian population who grow wild rice and hunt waterfowl in the region

Planting Rice China
Chinese farmers planting rice

Fashions for April, 1872
A selection of ladies fashions from the Paris designers, April 1872. From left to right: Toilette de Diner, trimmed with a deep flounce

Cricketer, Rice
R. W. Rice Cricketer - Oxford University

Japanese Meal C19
A group of Japanese people, seated on a tatami mat, enjoying a meal of rice and pickles

Japanese Trad. Meal
Two men eat a traditional meal of rice & fish

Rice, Vietnam
Rice cultivation in Indochina - card produced when La Cochinchine was a French colony

Pudre De Riz Advert
Le Diaphane poudre de riz (rice powder) - adherant, invisible, hygienic - as used, the words imply, by Sarah Bernhardt herself !

Rice in China - 7
Breaking the Husks

Rice in China - 5
Laying the Sheaves up in Ricks

Rice in China - 9
Winnowing the Rice

Rice in China - 11
Laying the Rice up in the Store Houses

Rice in China - 3
Poring fresh Water on the Plants

Rice in China - 12
The Chinese Thanksgiving for a good Harvest

Rice in China - 10
Grinding the Rice

Rice in China - 2
The Farmers Wife and Daughter carrying Provisions to the Men

Rice in China - 4
Reaping

Rice in China - 8
Sifting the Rice

Rice in China - 1
Weeding the Rice - the Master overlooking the Workmen

Rice in China - 6
Threshing the Rice

Planting rice in paddy fields

Japanese women eating rice

Quang Tri - Destroyed
Quang Tri: Three Vietnamese soldiers rest, (one eating rice), among the rubble of their town which has been destroyed by Viet Cong attacks

Cultivation Rice in China
Cultivation in China

Daikoku, God of Wealth
The God of Wealth carries a bag of rice, representing wealth; his upraised hammer is a magic container from which he showers coins on those he favours

Racial / China / Rice Seller
A Chinese seller of rice

Racial / Wild Rice Gather
Sioux gathering wild rice from their canoes

Beeton Meat Dishes, 1865
Various dishes including roast calfs head, garnished ham, roast side of mutton, knuckle of veal with rice, and spare rib of pork

Japan Rice Farming 1890S
Preparing a rice field in Japan

Indian Meal 1970S
An Indian style meal of curried chicken and rice, with black cherry crumble or meringue for dessert

David Rice Atchison
DAVID RICE ATCHISON American judge and senator, who by virtue of Zachary Polks refusal to be inaugur- -ated on the Sabbath, was nominally President for a day

Sir Cecil Spring-Rice
SIR CECIL SPRING-RICE British Ambassador to the United States from 1912 to 1918, he also wrote the text to the hymn I Vow to Thee My Country

Rice in Korea
Cultivating rice in Korea - the winnowing and crushing processes

China - Rice Planting
China - Planting rice

Beeton Desserts
pancakes - rice & apple cake - eclairs - pastries - rice pudding - stewed fruits - sugar trifle - pyramid cream - rice croquettes - Gateau St Honore - simnel cake

Curry&rice / A Ball
Dancing at an English station ball

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