The toilet goods counter by William Ely Hill (1926)

Line drawing of anthropomorphic cats shopping at a toilet goods counter with bottles, jars and advertising signs.

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A black and white line drawing shows anthropomorphic cats dressed in period clothing shopping at a toilet goods counter lined with bottles and jars. Signs on the wall advertise products such as Glossy Cat fur preparations, and shop assistants stand behind the counter. The work is titled The Toilet Goods Counter and was printed by William Ely Hill in 1926.

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1926

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