Little Miss Mopsey by Winifred Smith (1895)

Black and white print of a girl eating curds in a shop while a woman weighs goods, with a spider and a nursery rhyme below.

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A black and white print titled Little Miss Mopsey, produced by Winifred Smith in 1895, shows a young girl seated on the floor of a shop eating from a bowl while a woman weighs goods on a balance scale behind a counter. Shelves display bottles, boxes labeled Cadbury's Chocolate and Hudson's Dry Soap, and a sack marked Mopsey Baker, with a large spider beside the girl. The lower panel carries the rhyme about Miss Mopsey and the spider.

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1895

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