Poulterer Collection

Old Leadenhall Market, London, c. 1880
Series of views of the Old Leadenhall Market, London, c.1880. The images show (clockwise from top left): Market entrance from Gracechurch Street; Half Moon Passage; Half Moon Corner; Old Poulterers

Leadenhall Market, London, 1865. Artist: Andries Scheerboom
Leadenhall Market, London, 1865; showing poulterers with customers

Poulterer - Fishmonger
A fine pre-Christmas display by a poulterer / fishmonger of Basingstoke, Hampshire : mostly of poultry, but also a royal sturgeon and advertising for T Walls Sausages

A poulterer
5311813 A poulterer; (add.info.: Woodblock engraving depicting a poulterer. Dated 16th century.); Universal History Archive/UIG

The Poulterer's Shop (oil on canvas)
NGW185773 The Poulterer's Shop (oil on canvas) by Snyders or Snijders, Frans (1579-1657); 188.1x152 cm; National Museum Wales; National Museums & Galleries of Wales

G Munday - Fishmonger & Poulterer - Cliftonville, Kent
G Munday - Fishmonger & Poulterer - Cliftonville, Margate, Kent. Date: circa 1909

Market Day, c1780-1825. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Market Day, c1780-1825. It is interesting to note Rowlandsons love of drawing animals, especially horses and dogs. They give life and naturalness to his market and tavern scenes

Poulterer, A Fine Bird This (chromolitho)
976358 Poulterer, A Fine Bird This (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Poulterer, A Fine Bird This. Scrap.); © Look and Learn

The house in which Captain William Lane esq of Leadenhall Street commenced his literary career (engraving)
584087 The house in which Captain William Lane esq of Leadenhall Street commenced his literary career (engraving) by English School

The Fox and the Goose, pub. 1833 (hand coloured engraving)
2836309 The Fox and the Goose, pub. 1833 (hand coloured engraving) by Cruikshank, George (1792-1878); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright

Marketing on Saturday night (colour litho)
3622342 Marketing on Saturday night (colour litho) by Williamson, J. (active c. 1905); Private Collection; (add.info.: Marketing on Saturday night)

Sketches of the Russian People (engraving)
1589969 Sketches of the Russian People (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketches of the Russian People)

Fitz-Ooftish and his Patent Motor Gun, an Invention that failed (litho)
1039465 Fitz-Ooftish and his Patent Motor Gun, an Invention that failed (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fitz-Ooftish and his Patent Motor Gun)

The Poulterer (engraving)
668452 The Poulterer (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Poulterer, drawn and engraved in the Sixteenth Century, by J. Amman)

Poulterers shop on Holborn Hill (engraving)
587146 Poulterers shop on Holborn Hill (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A crowd of people gathered outside a poulterers shop on Holborn Hill, London)

Corner Shop in Pwllheli, that used to be the jail for the town in Gwynedd, north-western Wales, Circa 1960

Farmer walks towards the hen house at Chapel Church Farm, Kent, to collect freshly laid eggs. Circa 1935

Leadenhall Market, on Christmas Eve, 1845. Creator: W. J. Linton
Leadenhall Market, on Christmas Eve, 1845. Meat and poultry for sale in the City of London. Leadenhall Market, the great place for poultry, game, and rabbits; the returns for which, in one year

Poulterers shop, Holborn-Hill, 1845. Creator: W. J. Linton
Poulterers shop, Holborn-Hill, 1845. Customers crowd round a poulterers decorated with game birds for sale for Christmas. The Poulterers Shop, on Holborn-hill, a few doors from Farringdon-street

Whats left?, woman and children waiting for leftovers
A woman and a group of children wait for leftovers at a fishmonger and poulterers shop. A well-to-do mother and daughter are seen leaving the shop

PHOTOGRAPHING POULTERER
The Festive Season - A Proud Moment: the shopkeeper of a poulterers/butchers is photographed standing in front of his shop while passers-by look on Date: 1883

17th century Butcher
A shop keeper - butcher or poulterer - brandishes a cleaver as he slices a joint into cutlets or whatever. Date: 17th century

Chericotti. Paul. 35 ans, ne a Milan (Italie). Marchand de volailles. Anarchiste/Assoc. de malfaiteurs. 25/3/94. 1894

13 Aldgate, London, 1807. View of no 13 Aldgate showing Booths poulterey shop, Millers goldsmiths shop and figures. The house was once associated with Captain William Lane Esq and the printing trade

The Poulterer, 1899. From The Book of Shops, 1899. Artist: Francis Donkin Bedford
The Poulterer, 1899. From The Book of Shops, 1899

Poultry Seller poulterer Stone window poulterer points
The Poultry Seller The poulterer, The poulterer. Stone window in which a poulterer points to a dead hare. To the left is a young woman who is handing out coins

Poultryman poulterer Street scene man tries sell
The Poultryman, The poulterer. Street scene in which a man tries to sell a pigeon to a young woman with a basket of vegetables

The Poulterer. 19Th Century Copy Of 16Th Century Illustration Drawn And Engraved By Jost Amman

The Poultry Dealer. 19Th Century Copy Of 16Th Century Woodcut By Cesare Vecellio

Turkey escaping the poulterer on a Christmas card -- He that fights and runs away may live to fight another day. Date: circa 1890s

London Street 1930S
Market Street, London, with its old fashioned shop fronts. Date: early 1930s

Poulterers, Mexico City, Mexico
Poulterers (Chicken breeders) ( Polleros ) with the Cathedral (or Basilica) of Guadalupe visible in the background - Mexico City, Mexico. Date: circa 1906

Poulterers shop, Holborn Hill 1845
Displayed poultry hung outside in Holborn Hill for customers to buy for their Christmas dinner. Date: 1845

Two boys snowballing on a Christmas card, when they should be making deliveries. Date: circa 1890s

Trade card, C A Rumpf, poulterer of Nebraska, USA
Trade card for C A Rumpf, wholesale poulterer of Hastings, Nebraska, USA, offering butter and eggs as well as live and dressed poultry at reasonable prices. Date: 1898

CHICKEN VENDOR, 1939. Weighing chickens at a farmers market, San Antonio, Texas. Photograph by Russell Lee, March 1939

CHICKEN VENDOR, 1939. A farm woman selling chickens at a farmers market, Weatherford, Texas. Photograph by Russell Lee, May 1939

Auguste Lepašre, The Poulterer, Vendee (Le Poulailler, Vendee), French, 1849 - 1918, 1908, etching

Poultry Vendor (Poulterer), Ignace Brice, 1827

Butchers shop with Delivery van for Pearce Brothers, fishmongers and poulterers, High Street, Sidcup, Kent 1937

A Bedford truck belonging to Pearce Bros Ltd, the fishmongers and poulterers, parked ouside their shop on the High Street in Sidcup, Kent. 1937

CHRISTMAS, 1845. Poulterers shop, Holborn-Hill. Wood engraving, English, 1845

John Gow Ltd - Conaught Street, London. Purveyors of Fish, poultry, game, eggs and ice. There is a whole row of geese for sale at the front of the display. Date: circa 1905

Fishmonger and Poulterer on Elizabeth St
Brames - A Fishmonger and Poulterer on Elizabeth Street, Pimlico, London

Butcher Serves Customer
A woman customer, holding a lorgnette up to her face, points to a plucked chicken that the butcher has picked up

Poulterer (Scrap)
A fine bird this !

Poulterers Cart
Here is Yorkshire poulterer and rabbit dealer Thomas Duffill and his good lady, their dog and their horse- drawn cart : his costume is specially noteworthy

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Step back in time to Old Leadenhall Market, London, circa 1880. The bustling streets are filled with the sights and sounds of a vibrant city. Amongst the crowd, you spot a Poulterer - Fishmonger, proudly displaying their fresh catches of the day. Leadenhall Market has always been a hub for commerce and trade. In 1865, artist Andries Scheerboom captured its essence in a stunning painting that still hangs today. The market was known for its variety of vendors, including G Munday - Fishmonger & Poulterer from Cliftonville, Kent. As you wander through the streets of London in the 1930s, you can't help but notice how much has changed since those earlier days. Market Day scenes from c1780-1825 by Thomas Rowlandson depict a lively atmosphere where poulterers played an essential role. A chromolitho titled "Poulterer: A Fine Bird This" showcases the pride poulterers took in presenting their finest poultry to customers. Their dedication to quality is evident as they meticulously arrange each bird on display. The history of poulterers goes beyond just selling poultry; it intertwines with notable figures like Captain William Lane esq of Leadenhall Street who began his literary career in a house nearby. It's fascinating how different professions intersected within these old city streets. Intriguing tales also emerge from this era - "The Fox and the Goose, " published in 1833 as a hand-colored engraving captures one such story that captivated audiences at local pubs during leisurely evenings spent enjoying good company and hearty meals. Saturday nights were particularly eventful when marketing reached its peak. Color lithographs depicting "Marketing on Saturday Night" transport us back to those vibrant moments when people flocked to markets like Leadenhall seeking fresh produce from trusted poulterers.