• Assorted bread loaves including domestic cottage French and graham from The Grocers Encyclopedia vintage artwork collection of baked bread types poster, framed and displayed in home decor
  • Assorted bread loaves including domestic cottage French and graham from The Grocers Encyclopedia vintage artwork collection of baked bread types poster, with black aluminium frame on white background
  • Assorted bread loaves including domestic cottage French and graham from The Grocers Encyclopedia vintage artwork collection of baked bread types poster, framed and displayed in modern living room decor
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  • Assorted bread loaves including domestic cottage French and graham from The Grocers Encyclopedia vintage artwork collection of baked bread types poster, with wooden magnetic frame on white background
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Baked bread loaves 1 Poster

Baked bread loaves 1 Poster

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The Grocer's Encyclopedia (1911), a vintage collection of various types of baked bread loaves

This beautifully detailed poster, inspired by a 1911 culinary classic, showcases an array of artisan bread loaves, making it a charming tribute to traditional baking and an inviting centerpiece for any kitchen or dining space.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

By an unknown artist, this 1911 illustration reflects the practical elegance of early twentieth-century commercial art, when publishers commissioned skilled draftspeople to create accurate and appealing images of everyday goods. These works bridged the gap between art and industry, providing readers and professionals with trustworthy visual references for daily life.

The artist’s focus was on clarity and accessibility rather than personal expression, turning ordinary food items into decorative and collectible prints. Today, this image serves as both a historical document and a warm tribute to culinary heritage for those who appreciate vintage food illustration.

The Artwork

This print of assorted baked bread loaves connects to the tradition of reference plates used by grocers and bakers in the early 1900s. Such images, often found in trade publications like The Grocer’s Encyclopedia, helped standardize knowledge about staple products and supported the professionalization of food retail during a period of growing urbanization and commerce.

The artwork captures the importance of bread as a daily essential and a symbol of comfort and craft. It stands as a testament to the rhythms of early twentieth-century baking and shopping, and complements other kitchen wall art that celebrates food history.

Style & Characteristics

The composition features several distinct bread loaves, each rendered with careful linework and subtle shading. The arrangement is orderly and archival, emphasizing the form, crust, and texture of each loaf without embellishment. The palette is dominated by warm browns, beiges, and soft grey tones, evoking the natural colors of baked bread.

This restrained, timeless approach gives the print a quiet, nourishing mood, characteristic of classic handbook illustrations. The overall effect is one of calm and authenticity, making it well-suited for relaxed and inviting interiors.

In Interior Design

This bread-themed vintage print is a natural fit for kitchens, dining areas, breakfast nooks, or pantry spaces, especially where natural materials and soft tones are present. Its nostalgic subject matter brings a sense of warmth and heritage, making it ideal for a range of interiors from rustic farmhouse to minimalist Scandinavian.

Pair it with oak, walnut, or black metal frames, and echo its hues with linen, stoneware, or creamy tile. It also harmonizes beautifully with beige toned prints and brown palette posters for a cohesive, food-inspired wall display.