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Krippkirche St Nikolaus of Myra & Brottbrunnen sculpture dedicated to bread making. Füssen, Germany. | Brotbrunnen (bread fountain) dedicated to bread making on Schrannengasse in town center. Füssen, Germany. | Brotbrunnen fountain with figures of bakery workers & wheat sheaves carved on pedestal on Schrannengasse in town center. Füssen, Germany. | Brotbrunnen dedicated to bread making with figures of bakery workers on Schrannengasse in town center. Füssen, Germany. |
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Brotbrunnen with baker & miller with his millstone on Schranenngasse in town center. Füssen, Germany. | Craftsmen's Fountain detail depicting baker & tools of his craft. Trier, Germany. | Hand tools for grinding grain & shaping dough at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Cast iron dough divider (c1910) at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. |
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Shop sign advertising all the good qualities of Franconian farmhouse bread at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Sign (c1924) advertising Mestemacher genuine Westphalian Pumpernickel at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Copper bakery sign (18thC) with two foxes holding pretzel & bread in Donauwörth at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Colored wrought iron sign (c1900) for Ulm bakery with profile of Ulm Cathedral & two lions holding pretzel at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. |
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Bread stamps: Norwegian (17thC) (above); Tirol (1847) (below) & Alpine (c1800) (right) at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Shop sign of baker boy balancing on a pretzel at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Three Kings & star of Bethlehem enamel (c1830) carried on pole in religious processional from Tirol at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Procession flag of bakers & millers guild (1852) with painted image of St George slaying dragon at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. |
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Collection of baker's signs at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Display of metal flask, candlestick & ornately carved wooden box related to bakers & guilds at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Commemorative or gift vessels, mostly metal, in a variety of forms related to bakers & guilds at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Baker's guild tin grinding flagon with spigot used for guild graduation of apprentices as journeymen (Schleifkanne) (1635) by Paulus Öham the Younger at Fembohaus City Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. |
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Detail of Baker's guild tin grinding flagon with spigot used for guild graduation of apprentices as journeymen (Schleifkanne) (1635) by Paulus Öham the Younger at Fembohaus City Museum. Nuremberg, Germany. | Jug display (1667-1772) Ludwigsburg & Saltzburg: Each guild member had his own stein or jug with his name or initials for hygiene & to avoid mix ups at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Enameled glass beakers (1664) were sometimes gifts of friendship by people close to a guild at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Model bakery working area (c1910) including working table, dough dividing machine & dough kneading machine at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. |
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Model bakery working area (c1910) including working table & ovens at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Bread Eater painting (after 1616) by Pieter Breughel the Younger from Antwerp at Bamberg City Museum. Bamberg, Germany. | Still life with flask, goblet & bread painting (1630-35) by Sebastian Stoskopf at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. | Snack break painting (c1880) by Adolf Eberle at Museum of Bread and Art. Ulm, Germany. |
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Potato bread in bakery window. Aachen, Germany. | Giant bread at main market. Nuremberg, Germany. | Pastries at Farmer's Market on City Hall & Frauen Kirche square. Nuremberg, Germany. | Cake in bakery window. Nuremberg, Germany. |
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Local specialty, Rothenburger Schneeballen (Snowball) pastry in shop window. Mittenwald, Germany. | Pastries in shop window. Lindau im Bodensee, Germany. | Schneeballen (snowball) fried pastry local specialty. Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany. | Schneeballen (snowball) fried pastry local specialty. Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany. |