Ladys maid hi-res stock photography and images

African American ladys maid helps a wealthy woman get dressed in luxurious evening gown, 1897. (BSLOC 2017 20 111) Stock Photo

RMKWD234–African American ladys maid helps a wealthy woman get dressed in luxurious evening gown, 1897. (BSLOC 2017 20 111)

RMD873P1–LADY'S MAID LACES LADY

An engraving depicting a maid styling a lady's hair. Dated 19th century Stock Photo

RMRJJX59–An engraving depicting a maid styling a lady's hair. Dated 19th century

Postcard, historical, woman, lady's maid, hair, perfume, Stock Photo

RMFBJ70J–Postcard, historical, woman, lady's maid, hair, perfume,

RMMBFF1D–New lady's maid

RMG38F68–MAID WASHES LADY'S FEET

VICTORIAN LADIES' DRESSING ROOM about 1870 Stock Photo

RMCR8YEG–VICTORIAN LADIES' DRESSING ROOM about 1870

A Lady’s Maid Soaping Linen circa 1780 by Henry Robert Morland (about 1716-1797) Stock Photo

RMF7PE3G–A Lady’s Maid Soaping Linen circa 1780 by Henry Robert Morland (about 1716-1797)

RMD873DN–FRENCH LADY'S MAID

A Lady's Maid Soaping Linen circa 1780 (oil on canvas) by Henry Morland (1730-97) Stock Photo

RM2A5YYBB–A Lady's Maid Soaping Linen circa 1780 (oil on canvas) by Henry Morland (1730-97)

Vintage photo of the Chinese lady's maid in traditional dress. Illustrations of Qing China, 1875 This maid is a slave girl, bought in childhood for a trifling sum from her poor parents, as female children are at a sad discount in many parts of China, where infanticide is still practised. This girl has been reared in the bosom of the family, and trained to wait on the ladies of the household, to attend to the children, and to make herself generally useful. In this picture she is represented on her way to market, the slave enjoying more freedom in going abroad than does her mistress. In her left Stock Photo

RM2XX0RJ5–Vintage photo of the Chinese lady's maid in traditional dress. Illustrations of Qing China, 1875 This maid is a slave girl, bought in childhood for a trifling sum from her poor parents, as female children are at a sad discount in many parts of China, where infanticide is still practised. This girl has been reared in the bosom of the family, and trained to wait on the ladies of the household, to attend to the children, and to make herself generally useful. In this picture she is represented on her way to market, the slave enjoying more freedom in going abroad than does her mistress. In her left

Vintage engraving of a Victorian Cartoon of a woman and her lady's maid, 1880s, German Stock Photo

RMPF82X6–Vintage engraving of a Victorian Cartoon of a woman and her lady's maid, 1880s, German

Lady's Maid Soaping Linen, Print made by Philip Dawe, ca.1745–ca.1809, British, after Henry Robert Morland, 1730–1797, British, Published by Carington Bowles, 1724–1793, British, 1769, Mezzotint on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper, Sheet: 13 13/16 x 9 13/16 inches (35.1 x 24.9 cm) and Image: 12 3/8 x 9 3/4 inches (31.5 x 24.8 cm), choker, cleaning, cloth, costume, domestic, flowers (plants), genre subject, gown, interior, linen (material), maid, mob cap, pattern (design element), ruffles, soap, washbowl, washing, woman Stock Photo

RM2DHY471–Lady's Maid Soaping Linen, Print made by Philip Dawe, ca.1745–ca.1809, British, after Henry Robert Morland, 1730–1797, British, Published by Carington Bowles, 1724–1793, British, 1769, Mezzotint on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper, Sheet: 13 13/16 x 9 13/16 inches (35.1 x 24.9 cm) and Image: 12 3/8 x 9 3/4 inches (31.5 x 24.8 cm), choker, cleaning, cloth, costume, domestic, flowers (plants), genre subject, gown, interior, linen (material), maid, mob cap, pattern (design element), ruffles, soap, washbowl, washing, woman

RMAHD7T4–Edwardian Ladys Maid

RMKWD2BC–African American ladys maid helps a wealthy woman get dressed in luxurious evening gown, 1897. (BSLOC 2017 20 111)

Vintage French cartoon, Lady's maid introducing a gentleman caller, Victorian illustration 19th Century. - Je veux bien vous permettre de recevoir ce garçon, mais… c'est pour le bon motif, au moins? - Ça, oui, par exemple! Mais pour tant qu'au mariage, faut pas y en parler. Stock Photo

RM2R3134D–Vintage French cartoon, Lady's maid introducing a gentleman caller, Victorian illustration 19th Century. - Je veux bien vous permettre de recevoir ce garçon, mais… c'est pour le bon motif, au moins? - Ça, oui, par exemple! Mais pour tant qu'au mariage, faut pas y en parler.

RM2XFMBC4–Vintage photo of the Chinese lady's maid in traditional dress. Illustrations of Qing China, 1875 This maid is a slave girl, bought in childhood for a trifling sum from her poor parents, as female children are at a sad discount in many parts of China, where infanticide is still practised. This girl has been reared in the bosom of the family, and trained to wait on the ladies of the household, to attend to the children, and to make herself generally useful. In this picture she is represented on her way to market, the slave enjoying more freedom in going abroad than does her mistress. In her left

Job adverts for lady's maid, page, parlour maid etc in a Victorian era Exchange and Mart (replica) from 13th May 1868. Stock Photo

RM2H33BYE–Job adverts for lady's maid, page, parlour maid etc in a Victorian era Exchange and Mart (replica) from 13th May 1868.

Original occupational portrait portraits postcard of Edwardian housemaid posing in garden of a country house next to chair, Cumbria, circa 1905, U.K. Stock Photo

RMA5AY75–Original occupational portrait portraits postcard of Edwardian housemaid posing in garden of a country house next to chair, Cumbria, circa 1905, U.K.

Ads for Lady's-maid (Ladysmaid) and Housekeeper job vacancies n The Times newspaper London on Tuesday 3 March 1863. Stock Photo

RM2EW7C8N–Ads for Lady's-maid (Ladysmaid) and Housekeeper job vacancies n The Times newspaper London on Tuesday 3 March 1863.

No. 10, Hyde Park Place, near Marble Arch. This tiny house, said to have been built for a lady's maid, consists of a front door and one room. Stock Photo

RMG60GPK–No. 10, Hyde Park Place, near Marble Arch. This tiny house, said to have been built for a lady's maid, consists of a front door and one room.

Vintage engraving of a Cartoon of a young woman and her maid, 1880s, German Stock Photo

RMPF482H–Vintage engraving of a Cartoon of a young woman and her maid, 1880s, German

Original Edwardian photo of a pretty working class lady called Amy. She may have been a lady's maid. She is wearing a straw hat, big hairstyle, wishbone style brooch, white gloves, belt around a very slime waist, fine pleated cotton summer blouse with small dots, with a high neckline, bolero type jacket with full sleeves to elbow and matching skirt. Dated 5 June 1907. Stock Photo

RM2NAD3DB–Original Edwardian photo of a pretty working class lady called Amy. She may have been a lady's maid. She is wearing a straw hat, big hairstyle, wishbone style brooch, white gloves, belt around a very slime waist, fine pleated cotton summer blouse with small dots, with a high neckline, bolero type jacket with full sleeves to elbow and matching skirt. Dated 5 June 1907.

postcard published by Davidson Bros. by artist Ludovici titled The Lady's Maid Stock Photo

RMC12GCN–postcard published by Davidson Bros. by artist Ludovici titled The Lady's Maid

Feb. 02, 1960 - Buckingham palace chef marries Windsor castle lady's maid at Caxton hall : It's tough on Royal servants when they fall in love with each other, especially while the imminent arrival of a palace baby is keeping everyone at action station. Finding time off to gather is difficult enough - but trying to arrange a honeymoon - well, that's out of the question. but Buckingham palace chief Maurice Ephraim Glainternick and Windsor castle lady's maid Muriel Candy looked as happy as any other newly-weds after their marriage at Caxton Hall, Westminster, yesterday Stock Photo

RME0RNEM–Feb. 02, 1960 - Buckingham palace chef marries Windsor castle lady's maid at Caxton hall : It's tough on Royal servants when they fall in love with each other, especially while the imminent arrival of a palace baby is keeping everyone at action station. Finding time off to gather is difficult enough - but trying to arrange a honeymoon - well, that's out of the question. but Buckingham palace chief Maurice Ephraim Glainternick and Windsor castle lady's maid Muriel Candy looked as happy as any other newly-weds after their marriage at Caxton Hall, Westminster, yesterday

Antique 19th century woodcut engraving, 'Riches Walking Out' depicting Riches with wife and children and chaplain and lady's maid, reproduced from 'The Pious Youth's Recreation; containing a pleasant historical relation of the families of Riches and Poverty, Godliness and Labor' (1711). SOURCE: ORIGINAL ENGRAVING Stock Photo

RM2HBNH1C–Antique 19th century woodcut engraving, 'Riches Walking Out' depicting Riches with wife and children and chaplain and lady's maid, reproduced from 'The Pious Youth's Recreation; containing a pleasant historical relation of the families of Riches and Poverty, Godliness and Labor' (1711). SOURCE: ORIGINAL ENGRAVING

RMF7PE3C–A Lady's Maid Soaping Linen circa 1780 (oil on canvas) by Henry Morland (1730-97)

RMG38F6A–MAID WASHES LADY'S FEET

Photograph of a Ladys maid in the Korean emperor's court thought by many to be Myeongseong Queen Min (1851-1895). Dated 1873 Stock Photo

RMEC84ET–Photograph of a Ladys maid in the Korean emperor's court thought by many to be Myeongseong Queen Min (1851-1895). Dated 1873

Modes Pour Rire by Charles Vernier -- A woman (left) asks her lady's maid (right) whether the crinoline she has brought will be full enough. She doesn't want to be ridiculed for being too 'flat'. Stock Photo

RM2M982YC–Modes Pour Rire by Charles Vernier -- A woman (left) asks her lady's maid (right) whether the crinoline she has brought will be full enough. She doesn't want to be ridiculed for being too 'flat'.

Colombine costume dated 1683 drawn by Maurice Sand, published in 1860. Commedia dell' Arte character. She wears a layered skirt, apron, earrings. Columbine is the female servant / lady's maid Harlequin loves. Precursor of Arlequine and Pierrette. Character in Ruggero Leoncavallo 's opera Pagliacci Stock Photo

RMKD6H7E–Colombine costume dated 1683 drawn by Maurice Sand, published in 1860. Commedia dell' Arte character. She wears a layered skirt, apron, earrings. Columbine is the female servant / lady's maid Harlequin loves. Precursor of Arlequine and Pierrette. Character in Ruggero Leoncavallo 's opera Pagliacci

RMRJJX45–An engraving depicting a maid styling a lady's hair. Dated 19th century

J M Barrie 'The Admirable Crichton' comedy written in 1902. Act I (At Loam House, Mayfair) : Crichton: 'My lady, I am the son of a butler and a lady's maid- perhaps the happiest of all combinations'. (James Matthew Barrie) Scottish novelist and playwright 9 May 1860 – 19 June 1937. English illustrator Hugh Thomson. Stock Photo

RMERH0F2–J M Barrie 'The Admirable Crichton' comedy written in 1902. Act I (At Loam House, Mayfair) : Crichton: 'My lady, I am the son of a butler and a lady's maid- perhaps the happiest of all combinations'. (James Matthew Barrie) Scottish novelist and playwright 9 May 1860 – 19 June 1937. English illustrator Hugh Thomson.

A woodcut engraving depicting a maid styling a lady's hair. Dated 18th century Stock Photo

RMRJJX8T–A woodcut engraving depicting a maid styling a lady's hair. Dated 18th century

N/A. N/A 370 THE LADY'S MAID Stock Photo

RMP7GK7F–N/A. N/A 370 THE LADY'S MAID

RMKYA5WT–THE LADY'S MAID

. Jigsaw entitled Roarem castle. A game; jigsaw has same image as game of Roarem Castle, a new game of forfeits. Lid has same image as cover of game. Has spinner, rules, tokens, counters, template, but no teetotum. Rules printed on yellow paper. Johnson copy has 3 pieces of jigsaw missing; Roarem Castle. A new game of forfeits; Porter. Pay one (2); Horse pond. Go back to one (3); Lunderhem Blunderhem Esq. (4); Lady Frost. Receive one (5); Scullery maid (6); Castle bell (7); Tankard (8); Black gardener (9); Look out. Pay one (10); Footman (11); Ladys maid. Pay one (12); Seneschal (13); Bugle (1 Stock Photo

RMMMTD14–. Jigsaw entitled Roarem castle. A game; jigsaw has same image as game of Roarem Castle, a new game of forfeits. Lid has same image as cover of game. Has spinner, rules, tokens, counters, template, but no teetotum. Rules printed on yellow paper. Johnson copy has 3 pieces of jigsaw missing; Roarem Castle. A new game of forfeits; Porter. Pay one (2); Horse pond. Go back to one (3); Lunderhem Blunderhem Esq. (4); Lady Frost. Receive one (5); Scullery maid (6); Castle bell (7); Tankard (8); Black gardener (9); Look out. Pay one (10); Footman (11); Ladys maid. Pay one (12); Seneschal (13); Bugle (1

19th century vintage photograph - 1860's Japan carte de visite attributed to Felix Beato studio: Japanese lady's maid. Stock Photo

RM2HD5TGT–19th century vintage photograph - 1860's Japan carte de visite attributed to Felix Beato studio: Japanese lady's maid.

A maid dries her mistress's feet after washing them. Stock Photo

RM2RGC184–A maid dries her mistress's feet after washing them.

Lady's Maid Soaping Linen 1769 by Philip Dawe Stock Photo

RM2REE6T2–Lady's Maid Soaping Linen 1769 by Philip Dawe

Vintage engraving of a Victorian Cartoon of a young woman being woken by her maid 1880s, German Stock Photo

RMPF8310–Vintage engraving of a Victorian Cartoon of a young woman being woken by her maid 1880s, German

Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd 17th century by Anthony van Dyck Stock Photo

RM2RFYGN1–Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd 17th century by Anthony van Dyck

Vintage illustration of after a photograph of Maria, Lady's Maid, played by Grace Palotta, Victorian actress in costume from the play The Circus Girl, musical comedy by James T. Tanner at the Gaiety Theatre. Set in Paris, the plot concerns a group of English tourists who get mixed up with a circus troupe. Two of the famous songs from the show are 'A Simple Little String' and 'The Way to Treat a Lady'. Stock Photo

RM2PRRTK5–Vintage illustration of after a photograph of Maria, Lady's Maid, played by Grace Palotta, Victorian actress in costume from the play The Circus Girl, musical comedy by James T. Tanner at the Gaiety Theatre. Set in Paris, the plot concerns a group of English tourists who get mixed up with a circus troupe. Two of the famous songs from the show are 'A Simple Little String' and 'The Way to Treat a Lady'.

Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd (Mrs. Gibson) 1638 by Anthony van Dyck Stock Photo

RM2RFYHDD–Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd (Mrs. Gibson) 1638 by Anthony van Dyck

"The Critics," by Carl Hoff, 1871. Engraving of a painting. 'The mistress of the house has been sitting for her portrait. The sitting is now over, but she has left her fan on the chair which has been placed on the artist's "throne" to the left. Both sitter and artist have doubtless now left the house; and so, taking advantage of their absence, all the domestics of the establishment - from the bewigged steward in his gorgeous livery to the sleek-headed page, cook, housemaid, and lady's-maid - come to pass their critical judgment on the performance. The verdict is apparently Stock Photo

RM2YBDJJG–"The Critics," by Carl Hoff, 1871. Engraving of a painting. 'The mistress of the house has been sitting for her portrait. The sitting is now over, but she has left her fan on the chair which has been placed on the artist's "throne" to the left. Both sitter and artist have doubtless now left the house; and so, taking advantage of their absence, all the domestics of the establishment - from the bewigged steward in his gorgeous livery to the sleek-headed page, cook, housemaid, and lady's-maid - come to pass their critical judgment on the performance. The verdict is apparently

Early 1900's studio portrait of pretty parlour maid by Atkinson of Marygate, Wakefield, U.K.circa 1906 Stock Photo

RM2CEWC47–Early 1900's studio portrait of pretty parlour maid by Atkinson of Marygate, Wakefield, U.K.circa 1906

Kokei woodblock print of Kabuki actor Nakamura Tomijuro - the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Stock Photo

RMCER1MR–Kokei woodblock print of Kabuki actor Nakamura Tomijuro - the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford

Job vacancy adverts for Lady's Maids all over Central London in The Times newspaper (Tuesday 23rd May 1865), London, UK. Stock Photo

RM2EWTK9D–Job vacancy adverts for Lady's Maids all over Central London in The Times newspaper (Tuesday 23rd May 1865), London, UK.

Vintage photo of a Manchu woman with her maid standing beside a bronze burner, Beijing. North Zhili (Pei-chih-li or Peking province), China. By John Thomson, 1869. Two women standing next to an incense-burner, one holding the other's arm. The lady wears a yunjian (cloud collar). While the maid stares straight at the camera, her mistress looks askance, suggesting that Thomson was trying to move away from the formal portrait tradition, attempting to portray his subjects as individuals. It also shows that he was trying to convey the ambiguous role of a Manchu maid: she was more like a companion t Stock Photo

RM2Y7R865–Vintage photo of a Manchu woman with her maid standing beside a bronze burner, Beijing. North Zhili (Pei-chih-li or Peking province), China. By John Thomson, 1869. Two women standing next to an incense-burner, one holding the other's arm. The lady wears a yunjian (cloud collar). While the maid stares straight at the camera, her mistress looks askance, suggesting that Thomson was trying to move away from the formal portrait tradition, attempting to portray his subjects as individuals. It also shows that he was trying to convey the ambiguous role of a Manchu maid: she was more like a companion t

William Hogarth. Cruelty in Perfection. 1750. England. Woodcut with letterpress in black on ivory laid paper Hogarth frequently used an episodic format to depict an unsavory character’s descent into debauchery, and the four-print series Four Stages of Cruelty features the artist’s most sadistic villain, Tom Nero. After impregnating a lady’s maid and convincing her to steal from her mistress and run away with him, he murders her. In John Bell’s large-scale woodcut after Hogarth, Nero is apprehended as the dead body of his lover is discovered. Stock Photo

RM2AHR881–William Hogarth. Cruelty in Perfection. 1750. England. Woodcut with letterpress in black on ivory laid paper Hogarth frequently used an episodic format to depict an unsavory character’s descent into debauchery, and the four-print series Four Stages of Cruelty features the artist’s most sadistic villain, Tom Nero. After impregnating a lady’s maid and convincing her to steal from her mistress and run away with him, he murders her. In John Bell’s large-scale woodcut after Hogarth, Nero is apprehended as the dead body of his lover is discovered.

Crichton: My lady, I am the son of a butler and a lady's-maid perhaps the happiest of ail combinations. The Admirable Crichton is a comic stage play written in 1902 by J. M. Barrie. Illustrated by Hugh Thomson RI (1 June 1860 – 7 May 1920) was an Irish Illustrator born at Coleraine near Derry. He is best known for his pen-and-ink illustrations of works by authors such as Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, and J. M. Barrie. Published 1914 London, Hodder & Stoughton Stock Photo

RF2JK0MG1–Crichton: My lady, I am the son of a butler and a lady's-maid perhaps the happiest of ail combinations. The Admirable Crichton is a comic stage play written in 1902 by J. M. Barrie. Illustrated by Hugh Thomson RI (1 June 1860 – 7 May 1920) was an Irish Illustrator born at Coleraine near Derry. He is best known for his pen-and-ink illustrations of works by authors such as Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, and J. M. Barrie. Published 1914 London, Hodder & Stoughton

Lady's Maid Butterfly (Vanessula milca latifasciata) wings open on leaf, Mabira Forest, Uganda Stock Photo

RM2XY1KN2–Lady's Maid Butterfly (Vanessula milca latifasciata) wings open on leaf, Mabira Forest, Uganda

England, Somerset, Bath, The Holbourne Museum, Painting of A Lady's Maid Soaping Linen by Henry Robert Morland dated 1782 Stock Photo

RM2ACAHTT–England, Somerset, Bath, The Holbourne Museum, Painting of A Lady's Maid Soaping Linen by Henry Robert Morland dated 1782

* Vintage Photograph of a Female Edwardian Maid or Nurse Picking Flowers Stock Photo

RMPRPR1H–* Vintage Photograph of a Female Edwardian Maid or Nurse Picking Flowers

Maid at work, copper engraving circa 1725 Stock Photo

RFDJHD9C–Maid at work, copper engraving circa 1725

. Game entitled Roarem castle. A new game of forfeits; game has board, teetotum, rules, counters and markers. Rules printed on orange paper; Roarem Castle. A new game of forfeits; Porter. Pay one (2); Horse pond. Go back to one (3); Lunderhem Blunderhem Esq. (4); Lady Frost. Receive one (5); Scullery maid (6); Castle bell (7); Tankard (8); Black gardener (9); Look out. Pay one (10); Footman (11); Ladys maid. Pay one (12); Seneschal (13); Bugle (14); Sir John Frost. Pay one (15); Watch dog. Lose a turn (16); Gamekeeper (17); Rest. The start (18); Cat & mouse (19); Simon Slim Esq (20); Dress mak Stock Photo

RMMMTD13–. Game entitled Roarem castle. A new game of forfeits; game has board, teetotum, rules, counters and markers. Rules printed on orange paper; Roarem Castle. A new game of forfeits; Porter. Pay one (2); Horse pond. Go back to one (3); Lunderhem Blunderhem Esq. (4); Lady Frost. Receive one (5); Scullery maid (6); Castle bell (7); Tankard (8); Black gardener (9); Look out. Pay one (10); Footman (11); Ladys maid. Pay one (12); Seneschal (13); Bugle (14); Sir John Frost. Pay one (15); Watch dog. Lose a turn (16); Gamekeeper (17); Rest. The start (18); Cat & mouse (19); Simon Slim Esq (20); Dress mak

RM2JP5P72–THE LADY'S MAID

RMAY4Y1A–Maid Washes Ladys Feet

Workshop of Sir Anthony van Dyck - Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd. Stock Photo

RM2W8T0KE–Workshop of Sir Anthony van Dyck - Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd.

Print made by Philip Dawe, ca.1745–ca.1809, British, Lady's Maid Soaping Linen, 1769. Mezzotint on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper. choker , cleaning , cloth , costume , domestic , flowers (plants) , genre subject , gown , interior , linen (material) , maid , mob cap , pattern (design element) , ruffles , soap , washbowl , washing , woman Stock Photo

RM2E4784H–Print made by Philip Dawe, ca.1745–ca.1809, British, Lady's Maid Soaping Linen, 1769. Mezzotint on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper. choker , cleaning , cloth , costume , domestic , flowers (plants) , genre subject , gown , interior , linen (material) , maid , mob cap , pattern (design element) , ruffles , soap , washbowl , washing , woman

RM2W8T0KF–Workshop of Sir Anthony van Dyck - Duchess of Lennox and Richmond (1622–1685) with her lady’s maid, the dwarf, Anne Shepherd.

Label reading 'Duchess dressing room' on servant bell board in old country house, England Stock Photo

RFRYMEHG–Label reading 'Duchess dressing room' on servant bell board in old country house, England

A Canton Lady; The Lady's Maid; A Bride and Bridegroom, c. 1868. A work made of collotype, pl. xv from the album "illustrations of china and its people, volume i" (1873). Stock Photo

RM2GGBGTJ–A Canton Lady; The Lady's Maid; A Bride and Bridegroom, c. 1868. A work made of collotype, pl. xv from the album "illustrations of china and its people, volume i" (1873).

"The Bride" - painted by A. Solomon - from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1856. Engraving of a painting, '...designed for the ladies, and is called "The Bride", one of Mr. Solomon's well-composed and well-painted pictures. The Bride in the picture is very lovely, and the contrast between the expressions on the face of the mother and the lady's maid very touching and very appropriate to the occasion. The dress of the Bride, we can assure the ladies, would please the most fastidious reporter of the "Morning Post".' From "Illustrated London News", 185 Stock Photo

RM2R4DHG5–"The Bride" - painted by A. Solomon - from the Exhibition of the Royal Academy, 1856. Engraving of a painting, '...designed for the ladies, and is called "The Bride", one of Mr. Solomon's well-composed and well-painted pictures. The Bride in the picture is very lovely, and the contrast between the expressions on the face of the mother and the lady's maid very touching and very appropriate to the occasion. The dress of the Bride, we can assure the ladies, would please the most fastidious reporter of the "Morning Post".' From "Illustrated London News", 185

Original Victorian era Carted de Visite (CDV or visiting card) of pretty young Victorian maid, Victorian servants, wearing a lace cap and apron, puffed sleeves, Victorian maid's uniform, studio Geo (George) E. Organ, 215 The Grove, Hammersmith, London, U.K. circa.1898 Stock Photo

RM2HJ37YX–Original Victorian era Carted de Visite (CDV or visiting card) of pretty young Victorian maid, Victorian servants, wearing a lace cap and apron, puffed sleeves, Victorian maid's uniform, studio Geo (George) E. Organ, 215 The Grove, Hammersmith, London, U.K. circa.1898

1930s, historical, family picture outside house, small child on an elderly lady's lap, while other family members in the clothes of the era gather around her, maid, gardener also in the picture. Stock Photo

RM2Y00H4F–1930s, historical, family picture outside house, small child on an elderly lady's lap, while other family members in the clothes of the era gather around her, maid, gardener also in the picture.

Victorian Carte de Visite of Victorian Parlour Maid, Victorian servant, carrying a tray, with a teacup on it, William Hull studio, Upper Clapton, London, dated Sept.1894 Stock Photo

RMRHXDHC–Victorian Carte de Visite of Victorian Parlour Maid, Victorian servant, carrying a tray, with a teacup on it, William Hull studio, Upper Clapton, London, dated Sept.1894

A maid dries her mistress's feet after washing them. Colourised version of : 10052368 Date: circa 1830 Stock Photo

RM2JD683J–A maid dries her mistress's feet after washing them. Colourised version of : 10052368 Date: circa 1830

Original Victorian Carte de Visite (CDV) or visiting card of attractive maid, parlour maid, in uniform, wearing a white apron with bib and a lace cap, F.G. Simpson & Co. 17 Wharf Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire, U.K. circa 1888 Stock Photo

RM2HJJXM4–Original Victorian Carte de Visite (CDV) or visiting card of attractive maid, parlour maid, in uniform, wearing a white apron with bib and a lace cap, F.G. Simpson & Co. 17 Wharf Road, Grantham, Lincolnshire, U.K. circa 1888

Vintage engraving of a Cartoon of man walking in on a woman bathing, 1880s, German Stock Photo

RMPF4820–Vintage engraving of a Cartoon of man walking in on a woman bathing, 1880s, German

Chamber Maid, Hand Maid, House Maid about 1900 Stock Photo

RM2RX34FR–Chamber Maid, Hand Maid, House Maid about 1900

A maid grooms a lady's fingernails while she reads a book. Stock Photo

RM2B2B97N–A maid grooms a lady's fingernails while she reads a book.

Sidewall, Walter Crane, (English, 1845–1915), Machine-printed, oil colors, textured ground, Vertical rectangle. Children's paper with nursery rhymes, showing a repeat of six scenes in two rows: Jack and Jill, I had a little nut tree, My pretty maid; and My lady's garden, The mulberry bush, Little Bo-Peep. In pastel colors, principally pink, yellow, blue and green on an off-white ground., USA, 1875–1900, Wallcoverings, Sidewall Stock Photo

RM2DN5Y6W–Sidewall, Walter Crane, (English, 1845–1915), Machine-printed, oil colors, textured ground, Vertical rectangle. Children's paper with nursery rhymes, showing a repeat of six scenes in two rows: Jack and Jill, I had a little nut tree, My pretty maid; and My lady's garden, The mulberry bush, Little Bo-Peep. In pastel colors, principally pink, yellow, blue and green on an off-white ground., USA, 1875–1900, Wallcoverings, Sidewall

RFDF3D6G–Maid at work, copper engraving circa 1725

RMMMTD19–. Game entitled Roarem castle. A new game of forfeits; game has board, teetotum, rules, counters and markers. Rules printed on orange paper; Roarem Castle. A new game of forfeits; Porter. Pay one (2); Horse pond. Go back to one (3); Lunderhem Blunderhem Esq. (4); Lady Frost. Receive one (5); Scullery maid (6); Castle bell (7); Tankard (8); Black gardener (9); Look out. Pay one (10); Footman (11); Ladys maid. Pay one (12); Seneschal (13); Bugle (14); Sir John Frost. Pay one (15); Watch dog. Lose a turn (16); Gamekeeper (17); Rest. The start (18); Cat & mouse (19); Simon Slim Esq (20); Dress mak

1920s 1930s TWO WOMEN IN BEDROOM ONE DRESSED AS MAID ON TELEPHONE OTHER IN BED SMILING UP AT MAID Stock Photo

RMAAN3YX–1920s 1930s TWO WOMEN IN BEDROOM ONE DRESSED AS MAID ON TELEPHONE OTHER IN BED SMILING UP AT MAID

RMAY4Y1B–Maid Washes Ladys Feet

Sidewall. Vertical rectangle. Children's paper with nursery rhymes, showing a repeat of six scenes in two rows: Jack and Jill, I had a little nut tree, My pretty maid; and My lady's garden, The mulberry bush, Little Bo-Peep. Stock Photo

RM2BF2730–Sidewall. Vertical rectangle. Children's paper with nursery rhymes, showing a repeat of six scenes in two rows: Jack and Jill, I had a little nut tree, My pretty maid; and My lady's garden, The mulberry bush, Little Bo-Peep.

Cuckoo Flower Cardamine pratensis Stock Photo

RM2G20AK1–Cuckoo Flower Cardamine pratensis

Dclaration de la Grossesse Plate 13 from Monument de Costume. Three figures are seen seated in a lady's boudoir. One is a lady who explains her condition to an abbé, while the other offers council. A maid peers through a half-open door. Stock Photo

RM2BF31K5–Dclaration de la Grossesse Plate 13 from Monument de Costume. Three figures are seen seated in a lady's boudoir. One is a lady who explains her condition to an abbé, while the other offers council. A maid peers through a half-open door.

Label reading 'Young ladies room' on servant bell in old country house, England Stock Photo

RFRYMEKM–Label reading 'Young ladies room' on servant bell in old country house, England

. The common objects of the country. n the combing oftheir fur, and specially seemed to value a straightparting down the back. It was most interesting to watch the little thingparting its hair. The claw was drawn in a linestraight from the top of the head to the very tail, andthe far parted at each side with a dexterity worthyof an accomplished ladys-maid. The same habithas been observed in other bats that have beentamed. There are more than twenty British bats, but thehabits of all are very similar ; and so I prefer to takethe prettiest, and, having described it, to leave theremaining species Stock Photo

RM2AFKJ3C–. The common objects of the country. n the combing oftheir fur, and specially seemed to value a straightparting down the back. It was most interesting to watch the little thingparting its hair. The claw was drawn in a linestraight from the top of the head to the very tail, andthe far parted at each side with a dexterity worthyof an accomplished ladys-maid. The same habithas been observed in other bats that have beentamed. There are more than twenty British bats, but thehabits of all are very similar ; and so I prefer to takethe prettiest, and, having described it, to leave theremaining species

Maid and boy, and mistress and master illustrated by Hugh Thomson for Our Village is a collection of about 100 literary sketches of rural life written by Mary Russell Mitford (1787–1855), and originally published during the 1820s and 1830s. The series first appeared in The Lady's Magazine. The full title is: Our Village: Sketches of Rural Character and Scenery. The vivid series was based upon life in Three Mile Cross, a hamlet in the parish of Shinfield (south-east of Reading in Berkshire), where she lived. Published by Macmillan il 1893 Stock Photo

RF2M04J3F–Maid and boy, and mistress and master illustrated by Hugh Thomson for Our Village is a collection of about 100 literary sketches of rural life written by Mary Russell Mitford (1787–1855), and originally published during the 1820s and 1830s. The series first appeared in The Lady's Magazine. The full title is: Our Village: Sketches of Rural Character and Scenery. The vivid series was based upon life in Three Mile Cross, a hamlet in the parish of Shinfield (south-east of Reading in Berkshire), where she lived. Published by Macmillan il 1893

Ladies' costume, Time of Edward I [13th Century] from vintage woodcut Stock Photo

RFFK4M30–Ladies' costume, Time of Edward I [13th Century] from vintage woodcut

Court Lady with Branch of Plum, Teisai Hokuba, c. 1810 - c. 1820 print A lady's lady holds a plum blossom branch. A girl kneels in front of her, a young servant can be seen behind her. With four poems. Japanese paper (handmade paper) color woodcut adult woman (+ three persons). maid house personnel. plants; vegetation Stock Photo

RM2WEJYKR–Court Lady with Branch of Plum, Teisai Hokuba, c. 1810 - c. 1820 print A lady's lady holds a plum blossom branch. A girl kneels in front of her, a young servant can be seen behind her. With four poems. Japanese paper (handmade paper) color woodcut adult woman (+ three persons). maid house personnel. plants; vegetation

'Interior'. France, 1903-1904. Dimensions: 61,5x56 cm. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: FELIX VALLOTTON . Fèlix Vallotton. Félix Edouard Vallotton. Stock Photo

RMT09JER–'Interior'. France, 1903-1904. Dimensions: 61,5x56 cm. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: FELIX VALLOTTON . Fèlix Vallotton. Félix Edouard Vallotton.

House maid dusting illustration Stock Vector

RF2A86DNK–House maid dusting illustration

Stunning original classic 1920's, flapper era, wedding group portrait photo, beautiful bride wearing a long veil, stunning headpiece. sitting next to the groom and best man wearing matching suits with winged shirt collars, spats. The bridesmaid or maid of honour is wearing a fashionable cloche hat, circa 1924, U.K. Stock Photo

RM2GNBTG7–Stunning original classic 1920's, flapper era, wedding group portrait photo, beautiful bride wearing a long veil, stunning headpiece. sitting next to the groom and best man wearing matching suits with winged shirt collars, spats. The bridesmaid or maid of honour is wearing a fashionable cloche hat, circa 1924, U.K.

Milkmaid, Lady's Smock, CuckooFlower, are various names for Cardamine pratensis a familiar wildflower in the UK Stock Photo

RMBWD668–Milkmaid, Lady's Smock, CuckooFlower, are various names for Cardamine pratensis a familiar wildflower in the UK

Original, very clear, Victorian era cabinet card of dairy maid wearing an apron, standing next to a beautiful Alderney cow, possibly a prize winner. Photographed at the farm by the well-know island photographer of the time, Ernest Baudoux & Son (the son joined him in 1885). St. Helier, Jersey, the Channel Isles. This is thought to be an Alderney cow. The Alderney cow is originally from the Channel Isles and is a cross-breed of Guernseys and Jerseys. Dated to 1885, 1886 or 1887. Stock Photo

RM2T7RP5A–Original, very clear, Victorian era cabinet card of dairy maid wearing an apron, standing next to a beautiful Alderney cow, possibly a prize winner. Photographed at the farm by the well-know island photographer of the time, Ernest Baudoux & Son (the son joined him in 1885). St. Helier, Jersey, the Channel Isles. This is thought to be an Alderney cow. The Alderney cow is originally from the Channel Isles and is a cross-breed of Guernseys and Jerseys. Dated to 1885, 1886 or 1887.

Old boxes of soap washing powders Stock Photo

RMBX1NPD–Old boxes of soap washing powders

Original Edwardian era postcard portrait of attractive nurse who worked at Kent House Nursing Home, Torquay, Devon, U.K. circa 1906 Stock Photo

RMPW3W08–Original Edwardian era postcard portrait of attractive nurse who worked at Kent House Nursing Home, Torquay, Devon, U.K. circa 1906

housewife washes a floor in the house Stock Photo

RFEN22B6–housewife washes a floor in the house

'My lady's sanctuary.' A woman being groomed and dressed by her servant. The Tatler : an illustrated journal of society and the stage. London : The Tatler, 1901-1940. Source: ZC.9.d.561, 5 May 1915, page 8. Stock Photo

RMR58A4W–'My lady's sanctuary.' A woman being groomed and dressed by her servant. The Tatler : an illustrated journal of society and the stage. London : The Tatler, 1901-1940. Source: ZC.9.d.561, 5 May 1915, page 8.