Tucking Collection

Shirley Temple / Cake
SHIRLEY TEMPLE American child star of the 1930s, tucking into her birthday cake

Breakfast in Bed 1930S
Smiling woman pours herself a refreshing cup of tea before tucking into a feast of grapefruit, boiled egg from an egg cup & toast served on a tray

Young girls enjoying food at a party
Five young girls in their best dresses at a party tucking into their tea. Date: circa 1950s

Little girl going to sleep (colour litho)
5224191 Little girl going to sleep (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Little girl going to sleep)

GRAPEFRUIT BREAKFAST
What could be nicer than tucking into a dish of fresh grapefruit for breakfast, with the prospect of a boiled egg, followed by a pot of tea in fine China cups? Date: 1930s

A poor young boy tucking into a hunk of bread - Italy. Date: circa 1906

Nurse with the Army Abroad, 1960 (c).Photolithograph recruiting poster, (APD 304), published for the War Office by the Central Office of Information

Tucking in at Bedtime
Mother (in a dressing gown, with bouffant hairstyle), tucks her son into bed at bedtime. Date: 1960s

Advertisement for Cadburys chocolate -- male model (Jack Todd) posing in an antique shop. 1959

Young boy tucking in at the Ice Cream stall " Don t e make a gawd of is stummick? Why, thats the second a porth I ve seed I m ave this mornin !" Date: 1902

Coachman from Saint Petersburg, Russia - note his white gloves, tucked into his thin belt. The distinctive uniform of a coachman of long flowing robe and short-flat-topped hat is in evidence here

Billiards Illustrated - Tucked Up - a handsome male patient is grateful for the care and attention provided by a pretty young nurse, tending to his needs. Date: circa 1903

Eating Watermelons - Hamilton, Bermuda
A group of native Bermudians eating freshly cut Watermelons - Hamilton, Bermuda. Date: circa 1910s

Hungarian Mother & Child
A young mother in traditional embroidered costume, tucking her baby into its cot, covered in traditional embroidered bedclothes, Talma, Hungary. Date: 1930s

Where Can the Police Be?
Where can the police be? While a thug causes trouble in the street, the policeman is at home tucking into a tasty dinner

Mother Tucking Son In
A mother tucks her rather excitable-looking son into bed

Paris Patisserie / 1890
Women and children tucking into eclairs and other tasty cakes in a Parisian patisserie

Meal Time on Rhine Boat
At meal time on a Rhine steamer, the passengers are much more interested in tucking eagerly into their dinner than admiring the river view

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"Tucking: A Sweet Delight from Breakfast to Bedtime" In the enchanting 1930s, as Shirley Temple charmed audiences with her curly locks and infectious smile, a delightful tradition called "tucking" took center stage. Whether it was indulging in a slice of delectable cake or relishing breakfast in bed, tucking became synonymous with pure joy. Imagine a scene straight out of a fairytale - young girls giggling and enjoying scrumptious treats at an extravagant party. Their rosy cheeks beaming with delight as they savored every bite, cherishing these precious moments forever. As the sun set on another magical day, a little girl nestled into her cozy bed adorned with colorful sheets. With eyes full of wonderment and anticipation for dreams yet to come, she eagerly awaited her bedtime ritual - being tucked in by loving hands. A vibrant lithograph captures this tender moment perfectly; the little girl's peaceful slumber is enhanced by the soothing presence of gentle caregivers ensuring she feels safe and loved throughout the night. But tucking wasn't limited to luxurious parties or bedtime routines alone. It transcended boundaries and cultures. In Italy, a poor young boy found solace in tucking into a hunk of bread - his only source of sustenance amidst challenging circumstances. The simple act brought him comfort amidst adversity. Even during times of war, when soldiers were far away from home fighting for their countries' freedom, nurses played their part in providing solace through nurturing acts like tucking them into warm blankets or serving them comforting meals like grapefruit breakfasts. And who could forget those iconic Cadbury chocolate advertisements? They showcased people from all walks of life experiencing sheer bliss while savoring each velvety bite – whether it was children gleefully licking melted chocolate off their fingers or adults finding respite from daily worries through its rich flavors. Tucking became more than just nourishment.