Drinking - Taverns & Drinking

7/28/2019 Drinking - Taverns & Drinking

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Hop Pickers Outside a Cottageby George Smith Mid 18th Century

(Yale Center for British Art)


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Brewing Beer in 18th Century !esk!Krumlov


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Account Book of William D. Faulkner

New York City Brewer Who Operated Between 1772 and 1790(New York Historical Society & Museum)


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Copper Twopenny TokenofJohn McCully, Brewer,of Newtownards in County Down1761

(Private Collection)


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Sir Benjamin Truman, English Brewer

by Thomas Gainsborough c. 1770 - 1774(Tate Gallery)


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Vinetum Britannicum: OR A TREATISE of CIDER...

by John Worlidge 1678(Winterthur)


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Agriculture and Rural Economy - The Cider PressDenis Diderot 1762


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Agriculture and Rural Economy - The Cider PressDenis Diderot 1762


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Gin Laneby William Hogarth 1751


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Trade Card(Lewis Walple Library)


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Figures in a Tavern / The Co#ee House PoliticiansAttributed to Joseph Highmore c. 1725 or after 1750



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Figures in a Tavern / The Co#ee House Politicians

Attributed to Joseph Highmore c. 1725 or after 1750(Yale Center for British Art)


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Figures in a Tavern / The Co#ee House PoliticiansAttributed to Joseph Highmore c. 1725 or after 1750



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Evening Invented

by William Hogarth 1738(Lewis Walpole Library)


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NOON



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Thomas Nuthall and Hambleton Custanceby Francis Hatman c. 1748


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Beer Street



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Beer Street



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Sea Captains Carousing in Surinamby John Greenwood (American, 1727 - 1792)

c. 1752 - 1758(St. Louis Art Museum)


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Canvassing for Votes

by Charles Griginion 1755 - 1758(Yale Center for British Art)


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Canvassing for Votes

by Charles Griginion 1755 - 1758(Yale Center for British Art)


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Invasion



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Invasion



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Invasion



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Invasion



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The Tavern KITCHEN FRAY... A Dialogue between Nell and Her Mistress

c. 1760(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A CountryInn with Two Soldiers

by Paul Sandby(The British Museum)


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A Wayside Inn in England

by Paul Sandby c. 1765(The British Museum)


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An Inn on an English Common

Paul Sandby c. 1765(The British Museum)


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Figures Outside a Village Pub

Paul Sandby


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The Fox Public House on Old Winsor Green

by Paul Sandby(The Royal Collection)


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Near Hackney

Paul Sandby(Yale Center for British Art)


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Near Hackney

Paul Sandby(Yale Center for British Art)


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THE RECRUITING SERGEANT

by Thomas Bradford after John Collet 1769(The British Museum)


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The POWER of MUSIC and BEAUTY.

by James Watson, Printed and Sold by Carington Bowles c. 1770(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The Kings Shilling

Artist Unknown c. 1770(National Army Museum)


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A DECOY for the OLD as well as the YOUNG

by Carington Bowles 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The ENRAGED MACARONI

by Philip Dawe 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)


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The ENRAGED MACARONI

by Philip Dawe 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A Call to the Unconverted

by James Cole, W. Humphrey 1774(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Billingsgate Triumphant, or - Poll Dab a Match for the Frenchman

by Carington Bowles 1775(The British Museum)


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The PRETTY BAR MAID

by John Collett, Printed and Sold by Carington Bowles 1778(The British Museum)


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Return from the Grand Tour1778

(Lewis Walpole Library)


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Tavern Sign

Pictured in the Account Book of Abner Gilbert of Ridgefield & Danbury Connecticut(Connecticut Historical Society)


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Tavern Sign

Pictured in the Account Book of Abner Gilbert of Ridgefield & Danbury Connecticut(Connecticut Historical Society)


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Ostler and Coachman Outside an Inn

by Henry William Bunbury(Lewis Walpole Library)


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TIGHT BASTING, As it was perform'd at the W-e B-r [White Bear] in P-c-lly - the West Bear Innby Anonymous 1780

(The British Museum)


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THE ATTACK upon ODDS BOBBS & SYLLABUBS. An American Scene During the Warby C.S. Hamden 1780



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TAYLORS returning from a BEAN FEST

y 1780(Lewis Walpole Library)


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RECRUITSby William Dickinson after William Henry Bunbury 1780



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RECRUITSby William Dickinson after William Henry Bunbury 1780

(William Rose Collection)


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RECRUITS

by William Henry Bunbury 1780(Private Collection)


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RECRUES ANGLOIS PARTANT POUR L'AMRIQUE Angliche recruits going to Americaby William Henry Bunbury 1780

(Ann S.K. Brown Collection, Brown University)


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A JOURNEYMAN PARSON GOING ON DUTY

by R. Sayer 1782(The British Museum)


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The Recruiting Sergeantby J. Basire, London, 1783

(Ann S.K. Brown Collection, Brown University)


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The Contrast

by Carington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1783(The British Museum)


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The Contrast

by Carington Bowles after Robert Dighton 1783(The British Museum)


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THE COUNTRYMANS DREAM OF COALESCING VIRTUE AND VICE

by J. Ridgway 1784(Lewis Walpole Library)


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GILPIN GOING FARTHER THAN HE INTENDEDby Harrison & Co. 1784(Lewis Walpole Library)


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THE TIMES... or a View of the Old House in Little Britainby Thomas Rowlandson, printed by W. Humphrey 1784



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CLUB NIGHT

by Henry William Bunbury 1785(Lewis Walpole Library)


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SETTLING the AFFAIRS of the NATION

by Bowles & Carver c. 1794 - 1800 but based on an earlier Genre Painting(Winterthur)


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SETTLING the AFFAIRS of the NATION

by Bowles & Carver c. 1794 - 1800 but based on an earlier Genre Painting(Winterthur)


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A Victualler or Publican Erected out of his own Implements without the Assistance of Nature

by George Bickam the Younger c. 1730 - 1750(The British Museum)


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A Victualler or Publican Erected out of his own Implements without the Assistance of Natureby George Bickam the Younger c. 1730 - 1750



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Sir JOHN BARLEY CORNs Arm Supporters1779

(Ex. Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd)


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The Publican's Coat of Arms Explain'd and Figure'dA Satire of the Overcharging of Tavern Keepers by George Bickham the Younger c. 1736 - 1751



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Old John, Head Waiter at the King's Head in Derby

by John Wright of Derby c. 1780(Private Collection)


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THE MANCHESTER HERO, or ARTS yield to ARMS

by Carington Bowles


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by Carington Bowles


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by Carington Bowles


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Hartwell Tavern along the Battle Road, Massachusetts

Our Home Away from Home


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Tavern SignEarly 18th Century

(Stewart Museum, Montreal)


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Entertainment by E.N.

Probably Connecticut 1777(Noel Barrett Auctions)


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Sign for Bulls Inn of Essex, Connecticut 1749ENTERTAINMENT FOR MAN & HORS

(Connecticut Historical Society)


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Connecticut Sign for the Duke of Cumberland TavernRocky Hill, Connecticut c. 1753 - Repainted in 1773



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American Tavern Sign BoardEntertainment By A. Walker

c. 1760


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Sign for Uriah Haydens Inn of Essex, Connecticut c. 1762(Connecticut Historical Society)


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Connecticut Tavern SignUnknown Proprietor Entertainment For Man & Hors 1768



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Connecticut Sign for the General Wolfe TavernOwned by General Israel Putnam c, 1768



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Sign for the General Wolfe Tavern of Rochester, New Hampshire1770 with 1799 on the Reverse

(New Hampshire Historical Society)


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Sign of the Bunch of Grapes TavernKing Street, Boston


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Boston Tavern Sign Board1774


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Tavern Sign for the Royal Oak Tavern by Jonathan Porter of Medford, Massachusetts1769

(The Royall House & Slave Quarters)


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Tavern Sign

c. 1780 - 1790


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Connecticut Sign for the Black Horse TavernEntertainment c. 1771



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Connecticut Tavern SignJ. Alderman 1797 painted over A. Bissell 1760



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Ephraim Wells Tavern Sign, Greenfield, Massachusetts (1772 - 1818)c. 1780 (Likely 1785 - 1795)

(Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield, Massachusetts)


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Connecticut Sign for the Bird in Hand Tavern c. 1786(Connecticut Historical Society)


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Connecticut Sign for Bements Inn c. 1786 - 1810Originally owned by Deodate Bement (1751 - 1836)



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Connecticut Sign for Blatchlys Tavernc. 1788, Repainted 1794



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Sign for Marshs Inn of Connecticut c. 1785 -1810"SIGILL. REIP. / CONNECTICUTENSIS"



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R. Hammon Inn1770

(Need to authenticate this one - may be a repro)


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Tavern Sign

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Bills for Joshua Bracketts Cromwells Head Tavern on School Street in Bostonby Paul Revere 1768

(Winterthur & American Antiquarian Society)


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Bills for Joshua Bracketts Cromwells Head Tavern on School Street in BostonDated to 1785 - 1786 but Possibly Earlier

(Massachusetts Historical Society)


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English Tavern Bills1784 = 1785



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"An encampment Drawn Novr. 1784 by James Malton."



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Donnybrook Fair 1782by Francis Wheatley 1782



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Donnybrook Fair 1788by Francis Wheatley 1788



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Great Britain's Union; Or Litchfield Races Transpos'd.1748



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Great Britain's Union; Or Litchfield Races Transpos'd.1748



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WINTER AMUSEMENT, A View near Hyde Park from the Sluce at the East End

by Eyde, published by Robert Sayer after Julius Caesar Ibbetson 1787



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WINTER AMUSEMENT, A View near Hyde Park from the Sluce at the East End

by Eyde, published by Robert Sayer after Julius Caesar Ibbetson 1787



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The Thames Frozen Over, near the Tower of Londonby Samuel Collings c. 1788 - 1789



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Hob Taken Out of Ye Wellby John Laguerre c. 1720 - 1730



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Hob Selling Beer at the Wakeby John Laguerre c. 1725



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Hob Continues Dancing in Spite of his Fatherby John Laguerre c. 1725



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Hob's Defenceby John Laguerre c. 1725



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"HOB Carrying Mr. Friendlys Letter to Mrs. Flora. Plate I"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Surprised by St. Thomas with Mr. Friendlys Letter. Plate II"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOBs PETITION to St. Thomas to be saved from the Well. Plate III"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Drawn out of the Well by his Father & Mother. Plate IV"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Welcomes Mr. Friendley to the WAKE. Plate V"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Welcomes Mr. Friendley to the WAKE. Plate V"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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"HOB Triumphs over St. Thomas. Plate 8"by Robert Sayer after John Laguerre c. 1760



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Allegory of Fortuneby Balthazar Nebot, Spanish, Active in Britain (from 1729) c. 1730



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Print by Marcellus Laroon II c. 1680 - 1700 (British)(The British Museum)


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The true E$gies of Richard Dickinson1725



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by Jan Josef Horemans (II) (17141792)


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A Club of Gentlemenby Joseph Highmore c. 1730



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The Brothers Clarke with Other Gentlemen Taking Wineby Gaewn Hamilton c. 1730 - 1735



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A Dinner ConversationMarcellus Laroon the Younger c. 1735 - 1740



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A Midnight Modern Conversationby William Hogarth 1732



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Detail: A Midnight Modern Conversationby William Hogarth 1732



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Detail: A Midnight Modern Conversationby William Hogarth 1732



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A Midnight Modern Conversationafter William Hogarth

(Bonhams)


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Luncheon Party in the Parkby Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743) 1735

(Museum of Fine Arts Boston)


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Benjamin Bradleyby John Faber the Younger after Arthur Pond 1737



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DAMON & SYLVIA LISIMOND and CHLORISby John Faber after Phillippe Mercier c. 1753 - 1764

(Winterthur)


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A PUNCH PARTY by Thomas Patch (1725-1782)Signed and Dated 1760 at Dunham Massey

(National Trust)


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A Girl with Bottle & Glassby Phillipe Mercier c. 1760

(National Trust)


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A Caricature Groupby John Hamilton Mortimer c. 1768



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LOVE AND WINEby Robert Sayer 1770


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Peter Manigault and His Friendsby George Roupell, Charleston, South Carolina; 176076

(Winterthur)


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The greed for liquorRestrike of the Human Passions Delineated by Timo(thy) Bobbin, Manchester

Published by John Heywood, 1773(Lewis Walpole Library)


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A European Wine Seller of the 1770s


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The DUTCH PHILOSOPHERSc. 1770 - 1790



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THE REFUSALPrinted for Robt. Sayer, No. 53 in Fleet Street, as the act directs, 25 Feby. 1774



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WOLVES IN SHEEPS CLOATHINGby Wm. Humphrey 1777


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The Court of Equity or a Convivial City MeetingThe Club Room at the Globe on Fleet Street byRobert Laurie, John Smith, after Rober Dighton 1779



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The Court of Equity or a Convivial City MeetingThe Club Room at the Globe on Fleet Street byRobert Laurie, John Smith, after Rober Dighton 1779



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A GOOD STORYby R. Sayer c. 1780



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A LONG STORYby Henry William Bunbury c. 1782



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IN PLACEafter Robert Dighton 1782

(Ex Col.: Hon. Christopher Lennox-Boyd)


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'M. Rooker del. / J. Collyer sc.'' 12 vol. Tom Jones / 1783'


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'M. Rooker del. / J. Collyer sc.'' 12 vol. Tom Jones / 1783'


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A Tavern Scene, by Anonymous c. 1785(The British Museum)


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EnglandsSociety of Bucks1732 - 1802

INDUSTRY PRODUCETH WEALTH

FREEDOM WITH INNOCENCE


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A New Bucks Songby Robert Sayer of London, England; 1756

(Winterthur)


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New Bucks SocietySta#ordshire Mug, England c. 1757 - 1770

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New Bucks SocietySta#ordshire Mug, England c. 1757 - 1770

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New Bucks Society Punch BowlJingdezhen, China c. 1757 - 1770

(Winterthur)


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The DRUNKARDS ARMSby Carington Bowles 1785


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The Drunkards Coat of Arms


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