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My good soul, will you buy a good bowl
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My good soul, will you buy a good bowl

Dateca. 1759
Attributed to
OriginEngland, London
MediumPen, ink, and watercolor over graphite
DimensionsOH: 12 1/2" x OW: 9 1/8" (mounted); Watercolor H: 7 3/4" x W: 6"
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1965-131,11
DescriptionPart of Paul Sandby's "London Cries done from the Life."Inscription(s)The lower margin reads: "My good soul, will you buy a good bowl/ I am just come out of the borough/ Will you buy a punch ladle or a good pudding Stirer"ProvenanceEx-coll. Lord Bruce
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