Ship Café, Venice, California 1913 Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) ice cream for (translation) after

ice cream for (translation) after the defeat and wine for (translation) those who want to feel better

They sat at mahogany tables inlaid with mother of pearl

This print is accompanied by a copy of some of the book's inside pages

after the repeal of Prohibition

Ciro’s had sister restaurants in London

Ship Café, Venice, California 1913 Sizes:A2 (420x594mm) Archival Print (Unframed) ice cream for (translation) afterThe Ship Caf was the place to go in Venice, California, in 1905. This restaurant, part of the Ship Hotel, was one of the great attractions of the original Venice Pier. The building was was designed to be a replica of Juan Cabrillo's Spanish galleon. The high priced cuisine was served in the main dining room as well as in private salons on the second deck. The staff was uniformed like 16th century naval officers. Courtesy Henry Voigt Collection Each