Food for my 18th Century folks...

[Murphy]

At first I was thinking "that's cute" and then it hit me -- Someone painted all that!  Incredible.

At any rate, yep, I also see the Pike and Shot era as pre-1700's - but if I remember my history, I believe people also ate food for hundreds of years before that, so the pictures (and the work you put into them) are still appreciated.

Major edit:

When in doubt, one might find some benefit in reading the rules and guidelines - such as what goes in Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts:

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"So if you're talking early - mid-1700's action of a broadly swashbuckling nature (pirates, smugglers, highwaymen and so on), this is definitely the place.

That's what I was going for. I just worded it incorrectly. I was looking at late 17th Century to early 18th Century...early 1700's...and golden age of piracy type. Nothing of big battalions, etc. 
And thank you!

[Tolemykus]

mmmmhmmmm mmmmh. {smacks lips} I always did love a good snout! Cheek meat is a delicacy. :-)