Tiffany's Table Manners for Teenagers

- From the inimitable Tiffany's of Fifth Avenue comes "Tiffany's Table Manners for Teenagers," first printed in 1961. Gestural pen and ink drawings by Joe Eula of Halston fame accompany its quippy do's and don'ts.

- Diners old and young will appreciate these helpful guidelines, ranging from the correct way to eat asparagus ("Cut off the ends with your fork held in your right hand and eat with your fork. You will then avoid imitating a trained seal."), to trouble with doilies ("Do not leave it on your plate by mistake. It is not supposed to be eaten with your ice cream. This would alarm your host unduly.") and advice for dinner conversation ("If she doesn't turn to you, lean over and say something like this, 'How about getting rid of that fascinating fellow on your left and pay a little attention to me?")

- This vintage book is a fourth edition, printed in the same year of its first publication, 1961. Book is in good vintage condition, with some wear to the original jacket. Protective plastic sleeve included, please see our detailed photos. Bon appetit!