A Group of Six Framed Food Related Lithographs; "The Grocer's Encyclopedia" by Artemas Ward 1911 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and with which Mr Aldo

and with which Mr Aldo thought he would duly decorate

The heavy-set English oak carcass with chamfered block legs and undertier shelf

Depth: 21” (all at extremities)

Monkeys have been the subjects of sculpture and art for centuries for obvious reasons with the three wise monkeys probably being the most famous depiction

the son of a very wealthy banking family

A Group of Six Framed Food Related Lithographs; "The Grocer's Encyclopedia" by Artemas Ward 1911 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and with which Mr AldoOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1911In Frames: Height: 13. 25Width: 10 (each)The group of six framed and glazed offset lithograph prints, showing a mixture of foodstuffs in profile, of pasta, meats, nuts, breads and cheeses, taken from "The Grocer's Encyclopedia" compiled by Artemas Ward in 1911 in early twentieth century New York. The prints are in good overall condition with no damages. The frames are contemporary, so