Small brass bound coopered naval rum cask. Full size grog barrels of this form were to be found on board ship to hold rum and was rationed out to the crew. This example was probably made to be presented to the ship’s captain or the wardroom, England, 1800 -1830
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Fun fact: This is the traditional toast for Sunday in the Royal Navy. Christmas fell on a Sunday in 1910 ... AND 2022! So you can toast Absent Friends too, and keep with tradition!
I was termed "good company,"—not always to the advantage of the possessor of such a talent; for it often tends, as it did with me, to lead into very bad company. I had a fine voice, and played on one or two instruments. This frequently procured me invitations to the gun-room, and excuses from duty, together with more wine or grog than was of service to me, and conversation that I had better not have heard.
— Frederick Marryat, Frank Mildmay (The Naval Officer)
'Song by Commodore Curtis. Tune Cease Rude Boreas' (detail), 1809 print by Thomas Rowlandson.
Hello, Terror fans - I am back! With more art! Following on from Art of the Terror Wardroom, here I present to you a collection of the art we see in the wardroom of HMS Erebus. A big shout-out to @nora-barnacle​ for much-needed help tracking down one particularly elusive painting.
Like the Terror wardroom, there are 6 paintings (see images above) on the left wall when looking down toward the head of the table. With the exception of the last, all are works of Aert Schouman (1710-1792). From left to right:
1. “Cormorant” (c.1720-1792).
2. "King vulture (Sarcoramphus papa)" (1758).
3. "Four Different Birds on a Branch" (c. 1730-1792).
4. “Two stone-curlews” (1777).
5. "Two birds: a blue jay and a purple-breasted cotinga” (1760).
The sixth painting is by a different artist:
6."Creatophora cinerea (Wattled Starling)” (c. 1777-1786) by Robert Jacob Gordon (1743-1795).
At the head of the table, looming over Captain Franklin’s head in the scene below, is a portrait of Queen Victoria:
7. Queen Victoria (1843) by Franz Xaver Winterhalter (1805-1873). The image in the wardroom appears to have been cropped from this painting.
And finally, on the right wall (left in the scene below, since we’re facing the other way), near the foot of the table, we have one last painting.
8. "Three Crimson Sunbirds" by Aert Schouman (1780).
And that’s all for the Erebus Wardroom! Thank you to everyone for reading and appreciating this art with me.Â
<Note: I have tried to identify the art from the show and provide dates and links as best I can; I cannot guarantee my findings are correct.>
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The wardroom on DS9 is carpeted in hideous dull reds and greens, a common color scheme in Cardassian design. When the wardroom is not in use, the glowing white work-table, small ceiling lights, and windows cast a dim light on the carpet, which soaks it all up and obliterates it.
grilled vegetables, fresh mozzarella, spinach, avocado, pickled red onions on sesame semolina roll at the wardroom in easton, md. i built my own sandwich instead of purchasing one of their specialty sandwiches.
and i also picked up some yummy baked goods at weather gage - croissant, cinnamon sour cream coffee cake, pecan puff cookie, and macadamia coconut roll. (not shown: olive oil cake that my sis and i scarfed down - it was so good and moist *drools*)
Commander Joseph C. Clifton, USN, who commanded VF-12, Saratoga’s fighter squadron, passes out cigars in the wardroom afterwards, celebrating the successful November 5 air attack on Rabaul. (USNHHC)
Photo and caption featured in Osprey Air Campaign • 2 Rabaul 1943-44 Reducing Japan’s great island fortress by Mark Lardas