The spoon; with upwards of one hundred illustrations, primitive, Egyptian, Roman, mediaeval, and modern (1845)
Ewbank, Thomas, 1792-1870, Westman, Habbakuk O, Society of Literary and Scientific Chiffoniers · London, Wiley & Putnam · leaf 225
ommenius’ Visi- ble World there is a cut representing a feast. The guests being brought in, wash their hands by hold- ing them over a basin presented by a servant, who pours out water from an ewer. The reader who is desirous of beholding orientals dining on the favorite ragout may consult the cuts… … Three Anglo-Saxon nobles or princes at dinner ! Their rank is indicated by being served on the knee.
Spoons
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