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City Cambridge / Cape Town / Amsterdam / London / Oxford / / Company N. McKendrick / Dutch East India Company / Western European / / Continent America / Europe / / Country Germany / France / Netherlands / United Kingdom / China / South Africa / / Facility Stellenbosch Museum / University of Stellenbosch / / IndustryTerm nonessential products / needed goods or services / online dissemination / manufacturing / travel accounts / / Movie Cape of Good Hope / / NaturalFeature Indies / Cape of Good Hope / / Organization University of Stellenbosch / Centre for Economic Policy Research / Department of Economics / Centre for the History of European Expansion / Economic / / Person R. Ross / Jolandi Uys Fortunately / Jolandi Uys Luxury / Jan Luiten van Zanden / Jolandi Uys / P. Van Duin / Antonia Malan / Johan Fourie / Hendrik Lodewyk Bletterman / Van Duin / / Position fisherman / butcher / butcher / wine lessee and lodger / magistrate / chair / / ProvinceOrState South Australia / Maryland / Illinois / Massachusetts / Connecticut / / PublishedMedium Bursa / Journal of World History / The International History Review / / Region South Australia / East India / South Africa / north Atlantic / southern Europe / eastern Europe / Western Europe / / SocialTag 
Johan Fourie and Jolandi Uys Luxury product consumption in eighteenth-century Cape Colony households* Abstract — What we know about the material culture of eighteenth century