Coffee House Collection (page 4)

Change Alley, London, 1853. Artist: John Carter
Change Alley, London, 1853. Street scene depicting events surrounding the South Sea Bubble (1711-1720). The scene is taking place in front of Garraways Coffee House, with a pawn shop at left

Change Alley, London, 1873. Artist: Frederick Napoleon Shepherd
View of Garraways Coffee House, Change Alley, London, 1873

A Midnight Modern Conversation, 1733. Artist: William Hogarth
A Midnight Modern Conversation, 1733; a group of men, all in different stages of drunkenness, sit around a table in the St Johns Coffee House, Great Shire Lane, Temple Bar, London

A monument dedicated to posterity in commemoration of ye incredible folly transacted in... 1720. The figure of Fortune is conducted by Folly in a chair drawn by the South Sea and other Companies

Le Cafe, 1820
Le Cafe, pub. by Rodwell and Martin, 1820 (colour litho)

The Algerian Cafe. Artist: Flores Ibanez, Eduardo (active 1870-1889)
The Algerian Cafe. Found in the collection of Museo Carmen Thyssen, Malaga

Jerzy Franciszek Kulczycki (1640-1694), End of 17th century. Artist: Anonymous
Jerzy Franciszek Kulczycki (1640-1694), End of 17th century. Found in the collection of Czartoryski Museum, Krakow

Santiago de Cuba. Vista Alegre - Cafe Restaurant. Coffee House and Restaurant, c1910. [Edicion Jordi, Havana, Cuba, c1910]

Garraways Coffee House, 1878 Artist: Walter Thornbury
Garraways Coffee House, 1878. From a sketch taken shortly before its demolition. Engraving from Old and New London Volume 2. Published by Cassell, Petter and Galpin, 1878

An Arabian coffee house, Cairo, Egypt, c1920s. Plate taken From In the Land of the Pharaohs, published by Lehnert & Landrock (Cairo)

Eleven o clock coffee, London, 1926-1927. From Wonderful London, volume II, edited by Arthur St John Adcock, published by Amalgamated Press (London, 1926-1927)

Don Salteros Coffee House, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, 1723, (1840). The exterior of Don Salteros Coffee House and Curiosity Museum by the River Thames, with signatures of its founder James Salter

Morning (Four Times of the Day), 1738. Artist: William Hogarth
Morning (Four Times of the Day), 1738. Scene in Covent Garden, London, early on a winter morning. A small fire burns in the foreground. A stall-keeper is seated on a basket

The French coffee house, late 18th century. Artist: Thomas Rowlandson
The French coffee house, late 18th century. Illustration from Social Caricature in the Eighteenth Century... With over two hundred illustrations by George Paston [pseudonym of Emily Morse Symonds]

Javanese coffee house, Trocadero, Paris World Exposition, 1889, (1900). Artist: Ewald Thiel
Javanese coffee house, Trocadero, Paris World Exposition, 1889, (1900)

Moorish coffee house at Sidi Bou Said, Tunis, c1890. An engraving from Robert Browns The Countries of the World, published by Cassell, (London & Paris, c1890)

Coffee House in Tophane, Second Half of the 19th cen Artist: Jivanian, Megerdich (1848-1906)
Coffee House in Tophane, Second Half of the 19th cen.. Found in the collection of the Pera Museum, Istanbul

Ottoman Coffee House, 1858. Artist: Amadeo Preziosi
Ottoman Coffee House, 1858

How to Get Money, 1859. Two con men sit at a table in a coffee house hatching a plan to fleece members of the public. From Punch, or the London Charivari, December 3, 1859

G Schuh & Cie Munich Ludwig Hohlwein Cafe Corso Dusseldorf
G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Ludwig Hohlwein, Cafe Corso Dusseldorf, paper, lithograph, total: height: 125 cm; width: 91 cm, signed and inscribed: u. r

Johann van Caspels Lankhout & Co Cacao Karstel
Johann van Caspel, S. Lankhout & Co, Cacao Karstel, paper, lithography, total: height: 97, 3 cm; width: 132, 5 cm, signed: in print bottom right: LANKHOUT LITH, product advertising (posters)

Otto Obermeier G Schuh & Cie Munich Restaurant-Platzl
Otto Obermeier, G. Schuh & Cie. (Munich), Restaurant-Platzl, paper, lithography, total: height: 124, 5 cm; width: 91, 3 cm, signed: u. r

Hans Rudi Erdt Vereinigte Kunstanstalten AG Hollandische Tee-Stube Munich
Hans Rudi Erdt, Vereinigte Kunstanstalten AG, Hollandische Tee-Stube Munich, lithography, Total: Height: 123 cm; Width: 89, 5 cm, signed and dated: bottom left in printing form: HANS RUDI ERDT 08

The Folly, a floating coffee-house on the River Thames, opposite Somerset House, London, England. From Old England: A Pictorial Museum, published 1847

Peasants Interior Peasants interior Peasant company indoors
Peasants in an Interior Peasants in an interior, Peasant company indoors. Inn interior with a group gathered around the fireplace in the foreground

Princes Day Princes Day celebrating birthday
Princes Day Princes Day: celebrating the birthday of Prince William III, Princes Day. Inn interior with a company celebrating the birthday of Prince William III on November 14, 1650

Village Carouse master drink Inn interior group
Village Carouse, The master drink. Inn interior with a group of people around a table. On the right a fat man drinking from a beer jug, the others sing to him

Cheating cards false card game Interior inn company seated
Cheating at cards, The false card game. Interior of an inn with a company seated around a table. A young woman laughingly shows her cards, her opponent, an old man

Interior inn old man amusing landlady two men playing backgammon
Interior of an inn with an old man amusing himself with the landlady and two men playing backgammon, known as Two children of games, Inn interior with an old man, who grabs the landlady

Travelers Rest Resting travelers Resting travelers
Travelers at Rest Resting travelers, Resting travelers. Seated on a bench on the terrace of an inn, two men have a chat with each other, there is a landlady among them

Ann Inn Backgammon Players Interior tavern tramp players
Ann Inn with Backgammon Players, Interior of a tavern with tramp players. In the foreground a cradle and a mother breastfeeding her child, inn, coffee house, public house, etc, nursing, suckling

Farm company indoors Inn interior company fireplace
Farm company indoors, Inn interior with a company around the fireplace in the foreground. The men drink and smoke and on the left is a girl with a dog

Customer inn fooled man drinking glass bar Children laugh
Customer in inn is being fooled, The man is drinking a glass at the bar of an inn. Children laugh at him outside because of a drawing of a drunk figure pinned on his back, inn, coffee house

Humpback violin player front inn bumpy violin player
Humpback violin player in front of an inn The bumpy violin player, A little man with a crooked back plays the violin at the entrance of an inn. A woman with a small child is standing in the doorway

Man looks empty jug two men watch gestures men
Man looks in empty jug, two men watch The empty jug, Some gestures of the men in this performance carry a negative meaning. The man who looks into the empty jug is a can or a drunk

Two smokers drinker inn smokers coffee house
Two smokers and drinker in inn The smokers, inn, coffee house, public house, etc. pipe, tobacco, drinking, Adriaen van Ostade (mentioned on object), Haarlem, 1644 - 1648 and/or 1797 - 1820, paper

Two smokers drinker inn smokers Three men enjoy themselves
Two smokers and drinker in an inn The smokers, Three men enjoy themselves in the interior of an inn, two men sitting at the table, both with a pipe in their hands

Coffee house Jerusalem street 1900 Israel
Coffee house on Jerusalem street 1900, Israel

Coffee house Jerusalem 1900 Israel
Coffee house, Jerusalem 1900, Israel

Machiato Coffee In The Tomoca Coffee House; Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

PHILADELPHIA, 1854. The old London Coffee House at the corner of Market and Front Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photograph by Frederick De Bourg Richards, 1854

HOUS2A-00047
Coffee-house orator in London, 1700s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19t9h-century illustration

A Turkish Coffee-house (engraving)
XJF311292 A Turkish Coffee-house (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Toms Coffee House, Great Russell Street, Covent Garden, London, Uk, 1865

GARRAWAYs COFFEE HOUSE, CHANGE ALLEY, London, UK, 1866. Tea was first sold here in England. Garraways was the headquarters of the South Sea Bubble

The English Garden and coffee house Dorothee. Eaux-Bonnes, Pyrenees-Atlantiques, France. engraving 1855

Moorish Coffee House at Sidi-Bow-Sadi, Near Tunis

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PROVINCIAL COFFEE-HOUSE. Egypt, engraving 1879

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Step into the cozy atmosphere of a coffee house and let your senses be transported to different corners of the world. In Kempten, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany, the Townhall stands tall as a backdrop to this gathering place where locals and visitors alike find solace in their steaming cups. Vincent Van Gogh's masterpiece "The Night Cafe" comes alive on canvas, capturing the vibrant energy that fills these spaces. Across time and space, coffee houses have been immortalized by artists like Edgar Degas who painted "Au Cafe, " showcasing moments of contemplation and connection. From Gytheio in Greece's Mani Peninsula to London's Lloyds Coffee House in 1798, these establishments have woven themselves into the fabric of society. As we delve deeper into history, an advertisement for Wills Coffee House from c. 1700 reminds us that even centuries ago people sought refuge within these walls. Covent Garden Coffee entices passersby with its aromatic brews while Garraway's Coffee House in London holds significance as the birthplace of tea sales in England. Traveling further east brings us to Cairo where an Arab coffee house bustles with activity; balls are cast at stoves as conversations flow freely. Bremen in Germany beckons with its historic charm captured through a restored photochrome print from the 1890s. Constantinople transports us back to 1880 Turkey where four men enjoy their coffee cups alongside hookah pipes. Finally, we find ourselves seated at an outdoor restaurant adorned with a faded advertising sign on Aix-en-Provence's wall in France. Here people gather not only for sustenance but also for lively discussions and shared moments. Coffee houses transcend time and borders; they serve as meeting points for cultures to collide and stories to unfold over sips of warmth.