J. Hinton (British, possibly late 18th-19th century), "Connubial Happiness," hand-colored glass print, 1808, depicting a family inside their drawing room, the wife playing a harpsichord, the husband sitting in a window looking at his wife as she looks at him. Behind him is a river filled with boats and a bridge. In the far left corner a young girl stands with a barometer on the wall behind her. Dimensions are: sight size 12 3/4 inches wide X 9 3.4 inches tall; frame measures 18 1/4 inches wide X 15 1/4 inches tall. All measurements are approximate. Condition: Two long horizontal creases from application of mezzotint to glass on creation of glass print; also three areas where the varnish did not adhere and left air pockets, back of each chair and the fruit on the plate before the male figure. Wear to frame, backing has been given a second layer of tape around the edges which has begun to lift.