These historically accurate place settings from 1855 to 2005, along with their accompanying stories and menus, were created by me & theme event designer, Eda Bierman. The nine "Great Historic Places to See" were shown at the 2006 "Designs for Dining" fundraiser, held yearly in Palos Verdes Estates. You can click on any photo to zoom in to get a better look at the menus and cards.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Featured Post
“What Have We Here?” is Here!
What Have We Here? The Etiquette and Essentials of Lives Once Lived, from the Georgian Era through the Gilded Age and Beyond.. . I have spok...
-
"Why are the women in Downton Abbey wearing gloves when they are drinking????" That was a query I received via email the ot...
-
My husband, Cliff C. Graber, in the U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Division, messing around with a paper airplane and a few of his buddies. ...
-
Wearing gloves while eating or drinking is a violation of good manners. Back in January, I blogged about a query I received from a tea...
-
"From two to three hours after dinner is the proper time to leave the house." Sarah Annie Frost 1869 ON no occasion is a wa...
No comments:
Post a Comment