Description: Embossed lace border enclosing a printed picture of a sharp-faced grumpy maid brushing a woman's hair as she reads a magazine. The mechanism moves the maid's arm. Below the picture is a poem: 'Be gentle Miss, mind what you're at/And don't a tress displace/Or when your Mistress finds you out/You'll surely lose your place/Who would be a Lady's Maid/To always be in fear/Of bringing up my Lady's rage/For a few pounds a year.'
Published by Mansell.