An enormous heart-shaped pyramid of hair extends from the head (full-face) of a young woman. On the centre of the top rests a kitchen fireplace with a joint of meat roasting at a spit; on the chimney-piece sits a monkey in a fool's cap looking at itself in a hand-mirror.   Below the fireplace is a large circular cheese from which a wedge has been cut in which are three mice.   Under the cheese, and draped across the hair, is a ribbon, decorated with household utensils: a mop, fire-irons, broom, gridiron, and ladle.   A dog with puppies barks at a spitting cat with kittens. Round the cheese are vegetables: cauliflower, cabbage, asparagus, potatoes, &amp;c.  Beneath the title is etched,
<p><br><br>"The Taste at present all may see, 
<br>But none can tell what is to be, 
<br>Who knows when Fashions whims are spread, 
<br>But each may wear this Kitchen Head. 
<br>The Noddle that so vastly swells, 
<br>May wear a Fool's cap, hung with Bells."  13 June 1776 
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<br>Etching
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