At left the high foot is decorated with medallions, connected by festoons. The stem is a richly decorated baluster. Above it is a row of cherubim which support the bowl, whose lower part is decorated with festoons supported by bunches of ears of grain. Center: the stem is a standing angel, supporting with both hands upon his head the bowl. It has below a leaf calyx and is decorated with crossing ears of grain rising from the hands of the angel. A cloth hands from his left shoulder around his hips, forming below a background for him. At right, in smaller scale: at left, festoons supported by cherubim surround the foot. The stem has below the shape of a baluster, to which ears of grain are fastened by a ribbon. The bowl emerges from them. At right: the stem is an angular baluster. The bowl has a short foot and is decorated below by festoons supported by cherubim. Usual background. Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on off-white laid paper, lined. Date: 1780-1790. Museum: Cooper Hewi