This shallow rectangular box may have been used for cards. On the lid is a satirical scene depicting a monk and a lady at a table with a wine flask and goblets. The monk is shown chucking the lady under the chin while a dog seizes some food from the table. The dress and scene are eighteenth-century in style, although the carving is poor, and this may be a later pastiche, probably dating from the mid nineteenth century. The composition probably derives from a print, and was probably carved in the Netherlands.