Le Paquebot Équateur, 1901 (Rhino) Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) catered by Louis Sherry on

catered by Louis Sherry on Sunday

This charming series of illustrations was found in a journal kept by a wealthy person as a souvenir of a Grand Tour of Europe

No wonder sea-horses liked the bubbly – in that era the most expensive bottle of champagne cost only Bermudan twelve dollars

The Aladdin went through a series of owners and bankruptcies and closed in 1997

adorable poodles illustrated a menu from one of the final voyages of the RMS Franconia

Le Paquebot Équateur, 1901 (Rhino) Sizes:A1 (594x840mm) Archival Print (Unframed) catered by Louis Sherry onIn 1901, the date of this unusual menu, the white rhino population was near extinction. Perhaps this was why the French liner quateur chose to display this handsome creature as a waiter balancing a tray of cocktails on its horn, wearing an apron around its waist, with a corkscrew tucked into the pocket, and chewing a sprig of something green and tasty. A monkey dressed in chefs whites and chewing a carrot is also in the picture. The artwork was