From left to right. The head seen in profile, turned toward right. The left side of a table. The leg is a round post of increasing diameter springing from a calyx, entwined by a garland, with a fluted capital. Frame and top form an entablature, with drapery festoons in the frieze. The left side of a table. The leg is a gaine with a satyr's head and a drapery, with a tortoise as a foot. The legs are connected below with a central motif: a stem between birds. Frame and top in the shape of cornices of an entablature. Usual background. Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on off-white laid paper, lined. Date: 1789-1793. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.