A replica of Gilbert's Memorial to Anthony Ashley-Cooper, Earl of Shaftsbury, executed for Piccadilly Circus, London. The lowest stage is a shallow octagonal basin of pot-bellied, decorated at eight corners with mouldings in the shape of childlike helmeted figures, each with a pair of fish, which served as console brackets for the dishes that once held the chained drinking cups. A pedestal rises from the centre, decorated at each corner, with a pair of sleeping baby heads. A series of eight smaller basins rise up. Above each basin a helmeted merbaby grasping the tail of a fish in his left hand and a smaller fish in his right. Above the cistern rises the vertical sequence of pedestal, urn, and Eros, only the ball of Eros's left foot making contact with the nautilus-shaped perch, his right leg sweeping out behind him as he hurls himself forward to release an arrow from his bow.