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Christmas cards for companies, professionals and institutions working
in the world of 'hospitality' and cards of a general interest
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The visitor's guest book and a brass 'sonnette'. |
A 19th century miniature kitchen stove. |
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'Cuisine de tous les Pays'. Paris 1897. |
The Abundance. Decorative brass elements for wine and beer barrels. Early 19th century. |
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The Taste. From a series of tapestries called 'The Lady with the Unicorn', Bruges 1470. |
The Wine. Symbol of festive joy and hospitality. |
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Grapes. Symbol of festive joy and hospitality. |
'Les Rêves d'un Gourmand'. |
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The Abundance II. Doughnut balls, a traditional New Year's Eve delicacy in Holland. |
By the fireside I. Doughnut balls are a traditional New Year's Eve delicacy in Holland. |
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By the fireside II. Doughnut balls are a traditional New Year's Eve delicacy in Holland. |
A gothic image of the Virgin Mary and Child, around 1550. |
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An alabaster relief depicting the Adoration of the Child in Bethlehem. Flemish, around 1550. |
Winter in Holland. 18th and 19th century Dutch ice skates. |
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Fun on the ice. 18th and 19th century Dutch ice skates. Hans Brinker, the boy with the silver skates, first published in 1865. (Mary Mapes Dodge). |
Full speed ahead in the new year! |
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