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The Humorist Christmas Number

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The Humorist Christmas Number

Two diners pull a wishbone rather too energetically much to the amazement (or annoyance) of their waitress. Chicken, plates, bread and wine bottles tumble to the ground as a small dog and cat scamper out of the way

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Accident Crockery Diners Dining Dinner Eating Good Humorist Luck Lunch Mess Plates Servant Servants Superstition Table Cloth Topple Waitress Wishbone


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EDITORS COMMENTS
A lively scene from The Humorist Christmas Number, a delightful illustration from the past that captures the mischievous spirit of the holiday season. Two diners, engrossed in the age-old tradition of pulling a wishbone from a roasted chicken, lean in with determined expressions, oblivious to the chaos they are about to unleash. Their exuberant tug causes a cascade of plates, bread, wine bottles, and the tablecloth to topple, sending crockery shattering to the floor. The waitress, dressed in the elegant attire of a bygone era, looks on in amazement or perhaps annoyance, her hands shielding her cap as she tries to maintain her composure. A small dog and cat, sensing the commotion, scamper out of the way, adding to the chaos. This humorous illustration, reminiscent of the mischievous antics of the holiday season, is a testament to the enduring tradition of wishing for good fortune and the unexpected twists and turns that life can bring." "The illustration, from The Humorist Christmas Number, is a charming snapshot of a historical dining scene, complete with elegant table settings, fine china, and a waitress in traditional servant attire. The messy aftermath of the wishbone pull adds an element of humor and unpredictability to the scene, making it a delightful addition to any collection of holiday-themed art. Whether hung on a wall or displayed as a centerpiece, this illustration is sure to bring a smile to the faces of all who see it and remind us of the joy and good fortune we wish for during the holiday season." "This image is available for rights-managed use only and cannot be used for commercial purposes without prior permission from Mary Evans Picture Library. For more information on licensing this or other historical illustrations, please visit their website at www.maryevans.com.

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