[GASTRONOMY] Set of 2 matrices of original bleached wood engravings for a gastronomy book. These two blocks are from the end of the 19th century and were engraved in Germany. One of them, 130 x 170 mm, is signed by the engraver Kaeseberg and represents a rich dish decorated with game and hunting objects, on which a boar's head is placed. The second, measuring 186 x 130 mm, depicts a large open cupboard containing meat, game and fish. On the reverse side is the engraved mark: 'W. Güldenstein. Brandenburg str. 55 Berlin". Attached is a two-block wooden matrix from the end of the 19th century, representing the painting "Jupiter Lightning the Vices" by Veronese, drawn by J. Petot and engraved by Léon-Louis Chapon (1836-1918). It has not been bleached.