Best Havannah. Returns. Pig tail. Tabac exqius [sic] [graphic]Crowquill, Alfred, printmaker3 April 1825.engOn the left a very thin and would-be fashionable young man stands in profile to the right, smoking a slim cigar. To his right a very broad hackney-coachman puffs at a very long clay pipe. He wears a long greatcoat with capes, over bulging coats and clumsy top-boots, with small top-hat. To his right a sailor in striped shirt and loose white trousers, chewing a quid with a pugnacious sideways look, stands full-face, taking tobacco from his box. On the far right a Frenchman stands full-face, taking a pinch from a snuff-box. A poodle stands beside him. His ear-rings, hat with truncated conical crown, and full white trousers gathered at the ankle indicate his nationality. See British Museum online catalogueTitle from caption below image.Sheet trimmed within plate mark.State with imprint. Cf. Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum. Division I, political and personal satires, v. 10, no. 14908.