Serves Collection (page 3)

Will and Betty Rogers - outdoor cookery
Will Rogers (1879-1935) - a Cherokee cowboy, vaudeville performer, humorist, newspaper columnist, social commentator and stage and motion picture actor

Air Stewardess 1960
An Air Stewardess serves a meal aboard a BEA flight from London to Gibraltar. Date: 1960

Serving Coffee
The maidservant serves coffee for her master as he sits reading Le petit Journal in the garden Date: 1885

The Ship Inn, Wincle, Cheshire, in April 1908 - a scene virtually unchanged to this day as the Ship still serves refreshment to travellers over a hundred years on. Date: 1908

Dangers of using a German razor
Ugh ! Nasty cut ! Serves me right for using a beastly German-made razor. Its a wonder it hasn t slipped and cut my throat before now !

Man harvesting in a field, He Also Serves, WW1
He Also Serves. A man harvesting in a field at the start of the First World War. The verse below says: He serves no less who toils to save / The harvest for his native land. Date: August 1914

Red Indian Hair Care
The dressing table of a Seminola Indian from the Everglades, Florida, U.S.A. The sausage-roll shaped rat serves as a support for the coiffure built upon it. Date: 1930s

Family seated at the dinner table 1960s
Mum serves up dinner to the rest of the family. Date: late 1960s

Street Scene Yoshiwara Edo period 1615-1868
Artokoloro

Kanjo Court Lady Edo period 1615-1868 ca 1790
Artokoloro

Figures Dog Landscape 1852 Oil wood 17 1 / 4 x 11 3 / 4
Artokoloro

Tennis ball

Edward the Black Prince Serves his Prisoner, John of France

Farmers around a table, Reinhard Voskens, Salomon Savery, Pieter Jansz. Quast, 1633 - 1665

Saint Basil serves a meal to the poor and Christ washing the feet of Peter, Jan Luyken, Jacobus van Hardenberg, Barent Visscher, 1700

Advertisement for Ross Foods -- family of three at the table (modelled by D Groves, Andrew Downie and M Baldock). 1959

USA Tea Car providing refreshment for bombed-out famillies
WW2 - The morning after - no homes, no gas, or water - but a USA Tea Car is there with hot tea and refreshment to care the children and families affected following the devastating raid

Magistrate at Bow Street Magistrates Court, London. Date: 1892

Russian Restaurant scene - Waiter delivering the aperitifs Date: 1902

The Shoemaker. Master craftsman serves female customer at shop window, while his two assistants sew shoes from pieces of leather their master has cut out on his workbench

Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790) American printer, scientist and statesman. Franklin, having become more successful, is surprised when Deborah, his wife

Georgina Kitching serving tea at Tea on the Beach, Inverlussa Bay, Isle of Jura, Inner Hebrides, Scotland

Nurses Serving Food
A nurse serves food in a hospital ward - it seems to be a plate of various mashed food. Date: 1950s

The girl on the land serves the nations need Apply YWCA Land Service Committee. Poster showing four young women carrying tools and a basket of produce, and leading a team of horses. Date 1918

Paris Arc Du Carrousel
This arch stands between the Louvre, which you can see beyond it, and les jardins des Tuileries, which lie behind us. It serves no useful purpose but looks impressive. Date: circa 1904

Fourpaws Cafe
A dog waiter serves a cup of tea to a female cat customer at the Fourpaws Cafe. Date: early 1930s

Barmaid Grins & Bears It
An insincere barmaid laughs at a customers bad joke as she serves him a frothy tankard of ale! Date: 1967

Drinks on the Terrace
A waiter serves drinks to people sitting on the shady terrace of the Fort Burt Hotel, Road Town, Tortola, Virgin Islands, West Indies. Date: late 1960s

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!"

Serving Soup - Charity

The Restaurant
A young boy in a sailor suit, treats his girl to a meal in a fancy restaurant. In the background a suave waiter serves a lidded plate of food to another diner

Boulton Paul Overstrand
Though it serves with the RAF from 1933 to 1937, this plane is already old-fashioned with its biplane format and fabric covered wings and fuselage, and is withdrawn

Africa / Waiter / Pool
An African waiter serves two Western women relaxing in a pool shaded by palm trees

Old Gipsy Woman
An old gipsy woman grins as she serves up potatoes and cabbage (?) from a boiling cauldron

Gnome Serves Birds
Birds in an outdoor cafe are served by a gnome

Slum Cricket
A group of boys play a game of cricket on waste ground. A piece of wood propped up with coats serves as a makeshift wicket, while the ball is composed of who knows what?

Butcher Serves Customer
A woman customer, holding a lorgnette up to her face, points to a plucked chicken that the butcher has picked up

Butcher & Customers
A moustachioed butcher in a red striped shirt serves three rather unattractive ladies who crowd around the cuts of meat

Giving Wine to Groom
A female attendant serves wine to a groom

Advert / Van Nelle Tea
A lady serves Van Nelles Gebroken Thee because broken tea has a finer taste than coarse tea, also its more fragrant Date: early 20th century

Food and Drink / Breakfast
Maid serves the family breakfast

Booking clerk inside a ticket office
Inside the ticket office - the booking clerk serves a passenger, who is paying with a bank note

Caxton / First Pawn
THE FIRST PAWN - representing the common man and labourer without whose work the nobles cannot rule. He stands on the board before the Rook (officer of the king) whom he serves

Jacob Serves Laban
He serves Laban for seven years in order to marry his daughter Rachel

China Cholera 1911
When cholera rages in Manchuria, the Great Wall serves as a barrier to keep out refugees seeking to enter China

Jell-O Advertisement
The Butler serves and the Housewife too, for the charm of the Jell-O dessert is felt in every home - isn t it evident from the butlers face that he is proud of the dish?

Underground Ticketoffice
A railway clerk, with a pencil tucked behind his ear, serves a customer in the ticket office of an unknown London underground station

Passenger Takes a Coffee
An attentive Swissair air hostess serves a smart gentleman a cup of coffee

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"From Table Tennis to Etiquette: The Art of Serves" Step back in time to the Edwardian era, where playing table tennis was not just a game but an opportunity to showcase one's impeccable manners and etiquette. Traveling further into history, we find ourselves at Central Computer in Harwell, witnessing the birth of technological advancement as it serves humanity with groundbreaking innovations. In a smoky pub, a barmaid gracefully serves pints of ale while creating an atmosphere that transports you to another era. Meanwhile, a bailiff delivers a writ with precision and authority, reminding us of the importance of serving justice even in challenging circumstances. During World War II, the Home Guard diligently served their country by protecting their communities from potential threats. Their dedication and bravery are etched forever in history. Amidst the chaos of war, Jackie emerges as a symbol of resilience and strength as she selflessly serves tea to soldiers on the front lines. Her small act brings comfort amidst turmoil. The state funeral procession for Arthur Wellesley takes place at St Paul's Cathedral in London. As his coffin is laid to rest, we witness how even death commands respect through ceremonial service. Greek art reveals its mastery during the Classical period through intricate grave stele reliefs that serve as tributes to departed loved ones—a testament to human creativity enduring beyond time itself. Diogenes illuminates our minds with his lantern as he searches for an honest man—his quest serving as a reminder for us all to seek truth and authenticity within ourselves and others. Marianne takes center stage in L'Assiette de Noel litho artwork from 1905. With grace and elegance, she serves Christmas dinner—a timeless representation of love shared through food during festive seasons. The Frauenkirche church stands tall in Munich—an architectural marvel that has served both religious purposes and historical significance throughout centuries—reminding us of faith's enduring power.