Poulterers Collection
Step into the world of poulterers, where plump geese waddle and turkeys strut their stuff. In Lawson Wood's whimsical illustration "Fat Geese
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Step into the world of poulterers, where plump geese waddle and turkeys strut their stuff. In Lawson Wood's whimsical illustration "Fat Geese. ", we are transported to a time when Old Leadenhall Market in London was bustling with feathered delights, and is Christmas in 1884, and the aroma of roasted goose fills the air. High Wycombe's butcher proudly displays an abundance of turkeys outside his shop, enticing passersby with visions of succulent feasts. Meanwhile, A Magnus & Son Ltd fishmongers in South London offer a refreshing alternative for those seeking aquatic delicacies. In this Victorian era engraving titled "Victorian Plenty, " we witness the opulence that poulterers brought to communities. Holborn Hill showcases a charming poulterer's shop, its windows adorned with an array of fowl ready for purchase. Traveling down memory lane to Bognor Regis, Sussex, W Parfrement & Sons' butchers present their expertise as graziers and poulterers through a captivating black-and-white photograph. The nostalgia captured within these frames transports us back to simpler times. But what happens after the feast? In "What's left?", we observe women and children eagerly awaiting leftovers from generous souls who have indulged themselves during holiday celebrations. Even photographers couldn't resist capturing the essence at work – freezing moments in time forevermore. From Mexico City to London streets, these snapshots immortalize both tradition and innovation within this timeless trade. As we immerse ourselves in this world filled with fat geese and bountiful turkeys galore, let us appreciate how they have played an integral role throughout history – bringing joyous meals to our tables while preserving traditions that transcend generations.