Rucker's Coffee Cup, Portland 1930s 1920s showing a chef in whites

showing a chef in whites tending to meat that is being cooked on a rotisserie

judging by the interior menu

There was a limit of 3 courses per person that could not exceed 5 shillings in cost - there were 20 shillings in one pound

to build a luxurious new hotel

1766 Colonial Assembly passes first law to prevent oyster overfishing

Rucker's Coffee Cup, Portland 1930s 1920s showing a chef in whitesRuckers Coffe Cup was a famous landmark in downtown Portland for 40 years. It had an intriguing exterior sign that had 'steam' coming out of the cup. Founder Arthur Rucker sold out in the late 1950s and was tragically killed in a motor vehicle accident in 1960. Courtesy Private Collection. Each print is accompanied by a copy of the interior menu where available. We make our prints with archival quality fine art paper, using professional pigment inks.