Happy Families - Miss Bun the Bakers Daughter

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Happy Families - Miss Bun the Bakers Daughter

Happy Families was devised in Britain by Mr Jacques in 1861 Date: 1861

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1861 Baker Bakers Devised Families Jacques Toys Games Miss

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This charming vintage print depicts the delightful scene of "Miss Bun, the Baker's Daughter" from the classic family card game, "Happy Families," which was first devised in Britain by Mr. Jacques in 1861. The image captures the joy and warmth of a happy family moment as Miss Bun, dressed in a frilly white apron and holding a loaf of freshly baked bread, plays the game with her siblings and parents. The toys and cards scattered around the table add to the playful and whimsical atmosphere. The game of Happy Families, which involves collecting sets of cards featuring different family members, was a popular pastime in Victorian England and continues to be enjoyed by families and friends around the world today. This nostalgic print offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us to a simpler time when family, togetherness, and the joy of a good game were the most important things. The intricate details of the illustration, from the textures of the clothing to the expressions on the faces of the characters, make it a true treasure for collectors of antique prints and those who appreciate the history of family entertainment.

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