Print made by: Charles Williams. Formerly attributed to: F. Sansom. After: Maria Caroline Temple. Published by: S W Fores. A tall handsome young woman walks, left to right, looking to the left with a coquettish smile. An ugly man (left), small and deformed, one leg heightened by an iron, looks up at her, saying, "Queer my Sconce but thats a D------d fine Woman, now if she has got any Shiners, I've a great mind to Noose, and tip her the go by when I'm tired of her." Both are fashionably dressed and wear spencers. The lady wears a long fur boa, with a large muff. A pavement of large flagstones completes the design. Description from the British Museum.