The Berkeley Hotel, New Year's Eve London 1924/25

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The Berkeley Hotel, New Year's Eve London 1924/25This dream like vintage menu cover depicts a maiden asleep and being watched over by a cherub while Pierrot, a pantomime character with a whitened face and clown like costume, looks on with unrequited love. Delicately drawn and with colors that are still beautiful today, the illustrator of this vintage menu artwork is unknown but it was created to celebrate the new year of 1925. Presumably, the guest who also kept the other Berkeley Hotel menu in this

As the years went on

Mon Lay Won was an upscale Chinese restaurant at 24 Pell Street in New York

and then they would fill up their cars with gas and get on their way

the baby shark steak in its highchair and the rather sinister-looking catfish – every illustration shows the creative mastery of the artist

They renovated the building

There were times when the cafe's walls were covered with artwork that would be the envy of Sotheby's today

Patriotism was of paramount importance and the Hotel New Yorker menus reminded everyone that America had many resources to call on in times of war including arms

Although Borden introduced "Elsie the Cow" in 1936

It was hosted by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania and the dinner was held at La Pierre House

The April 1930 edition of Popular Science magazine described the following scene during a sneak preview: "Through an open door we saw busy chefs cooking on the kitchen's thirty-eight sectional gas ranges

a hurricane in 1950

that attracted Hollywood stars such as Laurel and Hardy

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