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The royal confectioner, English and foreign : a practical treatise on the art of confectionary in all its branches, comprising ornamental confectionary artistically developed, different methods of preserving fruits, fruit pulps and juices in bottles, the preparation of jams and jellies, fruit, and other syrups, summer beverages, and a great variety of national drinks, with directions for making dessert cakes, plain and fancy bread, candies, bonbons, comfits, spirituous essences, and cordials : also, the art of ice-making, and the arrangement and general economy of fashionable desserts (1866)

Francatelli, Charles Elmé, 1805-1876 author · London : Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly · leaf 487

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FRAN CATERERS ROYAL CONFECTIONER ADVERTISER J Round lee Cave, Wire Drainer, for Fruit, Sqviare Ice Cave, 16s. 6ci. in sizes, from 2s. 6c 1. . 10s. 6 d. … Sugar Dredger. 2s. 6d Pine-Apple Stand, 7s. fid. Palette Knife, 2s. fid. Brass Pestle and Mortar, from 15s. to 30s. Mechanical Egg Whisk, 5s. Neapolitan Ice Spoon, 5s. fid.— Gauffre Irons, Vs. fid. —Wafer Irons, 2Ss.— Ice Spatula, 5s. Freezing Pail, Ts. fid. — Pewter Freezing Pot, 23s. F F

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