The supports are two oblique pillars with lion's feet connected above these by moldings. The frame has the shape of a frieze with figures, the top has the shape of cornices of an entablature. The candlestick is a variation of -2030, the pedestal having also a round shape, the lion's mask, the festoons and the brakcets being attached to it. The column is fluted. Usual background. On the reverse is part of a project, in ink, of the decoration of the entrance wall of a room. Above a door is a panel, beside it, at left, a dado and a panel. Above is an entablature and the vaulted lower part of the ceiling. Date: ca. 1795. Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash on off-white laid paper, lined. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.