Tile panel incomplete (six tiles in two parts), fritware mixed with coarse buff-coloured clay, comprising four square tiles and two rectangular tiles, covered with tin-opacified white slip and polychrome painted. The elaborate design imitates Qajar enamelwork on gold. The design is complex and carefully ordered consisting of a series of pictorial and floral themes vertically aligned from top to bottom:-

This square tile partially depicts two winged semi-nude female figures holding bowls of flowers above an escalloped oblong cartouche containing the motif of a lion and dragon interlocked in combat. They are floating on a turquoise ground with spiraling tendrils in black. The lion, facing right, is painted in yellow with his fur shaded in grey. It is biting the dragon's neck. The dragon, also facing right, in shaded and stippled pink, has a long snake-like neck and head. His body is coiled around the back of the lion, above them is a stylised sun motif in the form of the face of a Qajar beauty. The cartouche is supported by another incomplete shaped cartouche. All on a golden yellow ground strewn with stylized flowers. Along the left side is a narrow border pattern with a continuous repeat of medallions of European buildings alternating with flowerheads, against a deep blue ground.

Near the lower left corner is a Persian inscription in black, 'd... sgm', perhaps a signature.

Mounted on a wood frame with three other tiles in an ebonized wood and gold lined frame.