Bubbly Collection (#2)

Mixture of sugar and water being heated in saucepan, bubbling, view from above

White wine being poured into a glass, close up

Two glasses of champagne on tray, glasses of champagne blurred in background, close up

Ball of pizza dough, resting and rising

Birthday Bubbly
A bottle of champagne and two glasses, ready to drink a 21st birthday toast! Date: 1966

PARTY WEAR
A cheeky young woman, sporting a mini boater hat, an eye mask and holding a glass of bubbly - perfect for that naughty fancy dress party! Date: 1930s

LUCKY BUBBLY
A lucky horseshoe, and red roses beside a large bottle of champagne, probably meant for a couple of newlyweds to enjoy! Date: 1966

Cola bubbles, negative image

Cola bubbles

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"Bubbly: A Playful Delight in Every Form" Step into a world of whimsy and joy with the ever-adorable rubber duck. These cheerful companions have been bringing smiles to faces for generations, their bright colors and squeaky charm captivating both young and old alike. Transport yourself back to the vibrant Carnival Party of 1906, where laughter filled the air as rubber ducks bobbed along in a sea of revelry. Their presence added an extra touch of merriment, reminding everyone that even amidst the festivities, it's important to embrace childlike wonder. In Picture No. 12020206 titled "Bubbly" by John Hastings Turner, we witness a heartwarming New Year Greetings Card capturing a tender moment between a young couple sharing an innocent kiss on the cheek. The image exudes warmth and affection, reminiscent of how champagne bubbles tickle our senses with effervescence. The Ritz Restaurant menu from 1910 takes us on a journey through time as it depicts elegant men and women sipping champagne served by cherubs. This enchanting scene reminds us that throughout history, it has always been associated with celebration and sophistication. "What Luck. A Bottle of Champagne, " whispers a promotional card for the Parisian Department store enticingly. Its message is clear - when fortune smiles upon you, raise your glass high and toast to life's victories with this sparkling elixir. And who could resist Boum. . Champagne. , an exquisite color lithograph from c. 1895? Bursting with energy and vivacity, this artwork captures the essence of champagne's playful spirit perfectly – its bubbles dancing like tiny fireworks across our palates. Whether it be through rubber ducks or romantic moments frozen in time; whether found at grand parties or cherished intimate gatherings – bubbly remains synonymous with joyous occasions throughout history.