Embroidered picture showing the Judgement of Solomon. The King, a fully-round figure, robed in ermine and holding an orb and sceptre, is seated in the centre on a canopied throne. In low-relief are, on the left, one mother and an executioner about to bisect the infant; on the right is the second mother. Below the king is signed '16 AP 86'. Bottom-centre is a fountain standing in a rocaille basin wherein swims a fish.

To the top-right is a castle with open doors and mica windows. The rest of the field is powdered with plants (pear, oak and apple trees; strawberry, tulip, carnation, rose, thistle etc.) and animals (lion, horse, griffin, rabbit, squirrel, snail, caterpillar, etc.), some of them fully-round.

The object is worked in raised and padded work, long and short, split, satin, rococo and tent stitches, French knots, couched work, needlepoint lace, knitting, beadwork, pieces of metal, stone, mica and glass. Predominant colours of the silks: blue, pink, yellow, green white; of the glass beads, gree, blue, brown and mauve.