Tablecloths Collection (#2)

Women sitting at a table sewing arts and crafts. Date: circa 1920s

Women with display of homemade arts and crafts
A group of women with a display of homemade arts and crafts. Date: circa 1920s

Costume of St Valery en Caux The bonnet is
Costume of St. Valery en Caux. The bonnet is covered with blue silk and black velvet.. Handcolored fashion plate illustration from Louis-Marie Lantes Costumes des femmes du Pays de Caux, 1827/1885

Youth hostel The Warbler, Kortenhoef, Netherlands
Young people in a youth hostel, De Karekiet (The Warbler ), Kortenhoef, Netherlands

Brush for Tablecloths, 19th Century

Bottle of olive oil on outdoor restaurant table in southern France, with reflection of pink house credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Snacks and drink bottles on a small table in roofed patio, looking into kitchen through open widow

Boeuf Bourguignon, served with boiled potatoes, garnished with parsley, accompanied by slices of crusty bread and red wine

Christmas Pudding, served on dinner plate decorated with holly leaves and berries, and side plate with brandy butter, accompanied by gold dessert spoons

Woman. Dog. Table

Turkey slices in vegetable soup, served in white ceramic bowl accompanied by chunks of wholemeal bread, gradually defocused

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Tablecloths have long been an essential element in the world of hospitality, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to any dining experience. From luxurious hotels to quaint restaurants, these linens have graced tables across the globe, setting the stage for memorable meals and unforgettable moments. At The Strand Palace Hotel in London, The Art Deco Grill Room comes alive with vibrant tablecloths that perfectly complement its glamorous ambiance. Meanwhile, the Grenville Hotel in Kingston, Jamaica invites guests to indulge in delectable cuisine while admiring their intricately designed table coverings. In the Winter Garden of Savoy Hotel in London, where supper overflows with delight, tablecloths serve as a canvas for culinary masterpieces. And speaking of artistry, an enchanting oil painting titled "In the garden" captures a serene scene from 1910 where a beautifully adorned tablecloth takes center stage. Across continents and cultures, tablecloths continue to play their part. In Joe Kings Rathskeller located in New York City's bustling streets or at Knokke Le Zoute's Dining Room of Savoy Hotel in Belgium – these linens create an inviting atmosphere that beckons diners to gather around and savor every moment. Even further away lies Copenhagen's Lorry Restaurant where interior design meets functionality through carefully chosen tablecloths. While on another continent entirely - Africa - woven wonders can be found within Abomey's craftshops; showcasing Benin's rich artistic heritage through colorful patterns adorning each cloth. Artistic expressions also find their place alongside these linens: "Portrait of the Artist’s Wife at the Table" depicts love and intimacy amidst fine dining settings while 15th-century frescoes transport us back to Herod’s opulent banquets where grandeur was matched only by sumptuous feasts fit for royalty. Finally, we encounter a young man strumming his lute against a backdrop of a delicately embroidered tablecloth.