The Bubblers' Mirrour, or England's Folly Finish:Float frame Unless ante-dated

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Charles Fox is raising an axe to strike the neck of King George III

The vinegar works were established on the former site of Cuper's Pleasure Gardens

view of boats on a calm stretch of water with figures on the shore

The Bubblers' Mirrour, or England's Folly Finish:Float frame Unless ante-dated'The Bubblers' Mirrour, or England's Folly', 1720. Showing the head and shoulders of a man, looking distressed, holding an empty money bag. The border consists of a list of 'bubbles', with a satirical coat of arms and verses below. It is a satire on the South Sea Bubble of 1711 1720. This bubble, or hoax, centred on the South Sea Company which had been founded in order to trade with Spanish America on the assumption that the War of the Spanish