Customers Collection (#10)

Meat Market, from the pair Meat Market and Vegetable Market, ca. 1575-1608. ca
Meat Market, from the pair Meat Market and Vegetable Market, ca. 1575-1608

Filling Station Date: 1950

Children Visit Bank Date: 1900

Haircutting in Front of General Store and Post Office on Marcella Plantation, Mileston, Mississippi, 1939

Fashion Show circa 1895
Fashions on display at Gersons department store, Berlin. Mannequins model the latest creations for a gathering of prospective customers. Date: circa 1895

CHIMNEY SWEEP IN CART
Mr Noble the sweep rides his cart through the streets, calling out Swee - eep ! to attract customers. Date: 1887

SPANISH AGUADORES 1876
Aguadores - water carriers - of Madrid, filling their barrels at a public fountain before carrying them away on their shoulders to their customers. Date: 1876

DODGY RESTAURANT COOK
Tricks of the food trade: one cook explains to another how to cheat customers by lying about the weight of mutton legs. Date: 1834

SOCIAL / LONDON GIN SHOP
Tom and Jerry at a London Gin Shop, drinking Blue Ruin with a variety of fellow-customers. Date: 1820

EATING LOTS FOR 1S 6D
Three hungry customers get their moneys worth with a cheap lunchtime restaurant meal. Date: circa 1835

CHINESE RICE STALL
Customers eat at a Chinese rice stall by the river. Date: circa 1840

FRENCH STREET MARKET
A busy street market in a French town selling pot plants, flowers, shrubs; several customers are engaged in animated conversation with the stall holders Date: 19th century

RACIAL / SRI LANKA / BARBER
A Tamil barber shaves a customers head Date: 1893

SHOE BLACK / GERMANY
A shoeblack shines a customers shoes on a pavement in Germany Date: 1950s

SILBER & FLEMING 1884 SILBER & FLEMING 1884
An interior view of Silber & Fleming Jewellers, of London, with customers being served in different parts of the shop. Date: 1884

Trade - Mending a Chair
A man mends a chair for two women customers Date: 1795

HOT CHESTNUTS FOR SALE
A vendor of hot chestnuts; a smartly dressed woman and a chimney sweep boy are among his customers, while in the background an organ grinder and monkey also look for trade Date: circa 1920

PELLATT &GREEN GLASSWARE PELLATT &GREEN GLASSWARE
Customers browse amongst the glassware and chandeliers on sale at Messrs. Pellatt and Green, St Pauls Churchyard, London Date: 1809

YOUNG CUSTOMERS SHOP
Two little girls, dressed in pink outfits, sit at the counter of a toy and sweet shop Date: 1875

BOOT & SHOE SHOP / GREEN BOOT & SHOE SHOP / GREEN
Customers try on new footwear for size in a boot and shoe shop Date: circa 1813

Villiage shop 1867
Long established shop with the shopkeeper starting as an apprentice and taking over the company many years later. Date: 1867

BILLINGSGATE - DORE 4
Porters, merchants and customers at BILLINGSGATE fish market Date: 1870

PETTICOAT LANE 1907
Street traders and their customers on Sunday morning in PETTICOAT LANE, the popular general market Date: 1907

FRENCH FEMALE PORTER
A Parisian porteuse de modes - a delivery girl carrying fashionable clothes to a customers house Date: circa 1840

BOOKSHOP 1850
Weve calld in, Mr Deen, to look out of your stock a pretty book... Date: circa 1850

EXPENSIVE SHOPPING
Expensive people shopping for expensive things Date: 1921

17th century Vintner
A vintner (wine seller) fills a customers glass from his portable barrel. Date: 17th century

ANTIQUE SHOP (CBOX)
Customers inspect some of the goods in the shop (helped by the owner). Date: 1875

British visitors in a cafe, Paris
The British in Paris after the defeat of Napoleon: English visitors patronise a French cafe. Date: 1814-1815

Comic view of Cooks voyages and excursions
Cooks Tours -- a comic view of Cooks voyages and excursions, with Thomas Cook and his clientele as depicted by Fun magazine. Date: 1867

Tobacconist shop 1861
Tobacconists shop, Paris, providing customers with Duchamp & Trouillets gas-powered cigar-lighting apparatus. Date: 1861

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Mexico, Bajio, Zacatecas, Feria food stalls with customers eating on tables outside

England, Cumbria, Keswick, Brysons Tea Room and Craft Bakery, Main Street

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Hove, Take away italian pizzeria offering discount to NHS staff during Coronavirus emergency measures

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, Kambis Lebanese restaurant sign showing delivery only service during Coronavirus emergency measures

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England, East Sussex, Hove, Owner, Christopher Paul Streeter, of Dirty Bs Vape shop using furniture to maintain social distancing during coronvirus emergency measures

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, Temple Bar public house closed due to Coronavirus ememrgency measures

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England, East Sussex, Brighton, People in queue with social distancing measures put in place by Waitrose supermarket to limit people entering the store

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"Customers: The Lifeblood of Every Business" In every corner of the world, from bustling cities to quaint towns, they can the heartbeat of commerce. They hold the power to shape a company's destiny and leave an indelible mark on its success. Picture this: a landlord proudly hangs a bar sign outside his establishment, inviting patrons to step into their sanctuary of camaraderie and cheer. Inside, a woman barmaid gracefully pulls pints for her male customers in a London pub during the vibrant 1950s. Their laughter fills the air as they bond over shared stories and ice-cold beers. Meanwhile, at Aberdeen Fish Market, customers immerse themselves in an oceanic symphony - selecting only the freshest catch for their culinary delights. From sea to plate, these discerning individuals understand that quality is paramount. Across Soho's narrow streets in 1945 stands La Bouillabaisse restaurant—a haven where Parisian cuisine dances with British palates. Customers revel in exquisite flavors while creating memories that linger long after dessert has been devoured. Travel back further to 1928 Paris—an era when artists sought inspiration amidst café chatter and clinking glasses. Here we find passionate souls engrossed in conversations that transcend time—customers who seek solace within aromatic brews and delectable pastries. Closer to home lies an English apple orchard where customers handpick nature's sweetest treasures straight from branches heavy with promise. With each bite comes not just nourishment but also appreciation for local farmers' dedication and love for their craft. Venturing into Harrods—the epitome of luxury shopping—we witness eager customers exploring opulent corners filled with coveted treasures from around the globe. Each purchase carries whispers of dreams fulfilled or milestones celebrated—a testament to customer satisfaction at its finest. Yet even amidst perfection, human emotions can run high—as depicted by H. M Bateman's illustration capturing a shop assistant who momentarily lost his temper.