"A Splendid Spread", satire on an early inflatable (air tube) version of the crinoline by George Cruikshank, from <i>The Comic Almanack</i>, 1850.  (Crinolines did not actually come into wide use until a few years later.)  Note that the gentlemen have to use long-handled trays ("baker's peels") if the ladies are to be able to eat or drink.
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1849
<i>The Comic Almanack</i> for 1850 (scanned by H. Churchyard) <small>(<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://archive.org/details/comicalmanack21crui/page/n438">link</a> to page)</small>