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Tea in 18th-Century America Etiquette & Traditions
by Rodris Roth
Explore the delightful world of 18th-century America through the cherished ritual of tea drinking. This captivating bulletin from the Smithsonian Institution reveals how this social custom was not just about sipping tea; it was a display of elegance and etiquette. Discover the intricate details of a fashionable tea table, equipped with far more than the essential teapot, cups, and saucers. The mistress of the house held the esteemed responsibility of brewing and serving tea, while guests were expected to master the art of teacup handling and engaging in lively conversation. Filled with striking illustrations and informative end notes, this work offers a charming glimpse into the sophisticated social fabric of the time. - Summary by Authors Introduction and david waltes
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Explore the delightful world of 18th-century America through the cherished ritual of tea drinking. This captivating bulletin from the Smithsonian Institution reveals how this social custom was not just about sipping tea; it was a display of elegance and etiquette. Discover the intricate details of a fashionable tea table, equipped with far more than the essential teapot, cups, and saucers. The mistress of the house held the esteemed responsibility of brewing and serving tea, while guests were expected to master the art of teacup handling and engaging in lively conversation. Filled with striking illustrations and informative end notes, this work offers a charming glimpse into the sophisticated social fabric of the time. - Summary by Authors Introduction and david waltes
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