The tea-table tabby Tom's tragic tale being a companion to that exellent song of "The wig, the hat, and the cane". [graphic]Cruikshank, Isaac, 1764-1811, printmaker[1804]eng"Heading to a song printed in four columns. An old maid's tea-table overturns, owing to a quarrel between her two cats and the dog of her visitor (left), an elderly hunchback. Tea-urn, tea-pot, &c, fall to the ground, scalding the guest. Below the title: 'Being a Companion to that excellent Song of "The Wig, the Hat, and the Cane." To the tune of "Away with these Queer Married Fellows", in the "Gay Deceivers"; by Mr Bannister'."--British Museum online catalogueTitle from broadside printed on same sheet.Printmaker and imprint data from British Museum catalogue.Sheet trimmed within plate mark.One line of text and four columns of verse following title in letterpress.Temporary local subject terms: Teapot -- Tea Urn -- Reference to "Gay Deceivers" -- Pictures amplify subject.