Note: Embossed coats of arms (Lippe (the Lippe Rose) and Baden) at top of menu. Handwritten note on back of menu: "Prince de Lippe-Detmold." The Lippe Rose was adopted as lesser arms of his personal Standard by Woldemar, reigning sovreign of the German Principality of Lippe, from 1875 until his death in 1895. He was married in 1858 to Princess Sophie of Baden, a daughter of King Wilhelm of Baden. Courses are numbered 1 through 9 Restaurant: Noble Family residence

Note: Menu is handwritten. The Saxe-Savoy coat of arms possibly refers to H.R. H. Prince Ferdinando of Savoy, 1st Duke of Genova, who in 1850 in Dresden married Princess Marie Elisabeth, a daughter of the King of Saxe Restaurant: Noble Family residence Location: Italy

Note: Includes wine list. Features illustration of a woman picking roses, accompanied by a child, beside a seaport. A coat of arms with a white cross on a red background appears on the menu Menu insert: Wine lists Restaurant: House of Savoy Royal Family residence Location: Rome, Italy

Note: Includes wine list. Features illustration by Gino de Bini of a woman playing a lyre, and two cherubs holding a coat of arms with a white cross on a red background Menu insert: Wine lists Restaurant: House of Savoy Royal Family residence Location: Rome, Italy

Note: Includes wine list. Two different House of Savoy coats of arms appear on shields at the top of the menu. Illustration also includes blue ribbon labeled "FERT" and red white and blue horizontally striped ribbon Menu insert: Wine lists Restaurant: House of Savoy Royal Family residence Location: Florence, Italy

Note: Includes wine list. Floral illustrations featuring cherubs with a cornucopia of fruit, signed by Gino de Bini, decorate the menu. A coat of arms with a white cross on a red background appears at the top of the menu Menu insert: Wine lists Restaurant: House of Savoy Royal Family residence Location: Milan, Italy