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Credit: Sotheby's, April 18, 2007, 12:00 PM EST,New York, NY, US
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Credit: Eduard von Grützner 1846-1925, Ein Münchner Genremaler der Gründerzeit, München 1991,WVZ Nr. 124-171
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Credit: https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/monks-making-merry-166434 (https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/monks-making-merry-166434)
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Credit: http://journal.beer/abbey-beer/abbey-beer/monks-and-beer-on-the-paintings-by-eduard-von-grutzner/ (http://journal.beer/abbey-beer/abbey-beer/monks-and-beer-on-the-paintings-by-eduard-von-grutzner/)
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Credit: Adolf Humborg, 1847 Oravicabánya / Hungary - 1921 Munich / Vienna
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Credit: http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/french-brews-brothers-benedictine-monks-bring-traditional-brewing-practice-021153 (http://www.ancient-origins.net/news-history-archaeology/french-brews-brothers-benedictine-monks-bring-traditional-brewing-practice-021153)
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Credit: closdesvolontaires.blog.lemonde.fr
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Credit: https://www.stpeterslist.com/tag/beer/ (https://www.stpeterslist.com/tag/beer/)
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Those are pretty cool!
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Those are VERY cool!
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What a wonderful collection. Thanks for posting. In the third picture, the monk on the right is holding a large brass vessel in his right hand. I was given one of those by my father in law, and here I always thought it was a font filler for holy water. Guess those monks knew how to repurpose stuff.
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What a wonderful collection. Thanks for posting. In the third picture, the monk on the right is holding a large brass vessel in his right hand. I was given one of those by my father in law, and here I always thought it was a font filler for holy water. Guess those monks knew how to repurpose stuff.
What is the contraption in his left hand?
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I think it was used to slice the radishes (the white Bier Radishes in a few of the depictions).
Agreed that it is a nice collection.
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What a wonderful collection. Thanks for posting. In the third picture, the monk on the right is holding a large brass vessel in his right hand. I was given one of those by my father in law, and here I always thought it was a font filler for holy water. Guess those monks knew how to repurpose stuff.
What is the contraption in his left hand?
I thought it was a candle stand
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Yes, you are correct. The candle holder with scissors to trim the wicks. Good eyes.