Panel of modelled wax and curled paper, on a paper ground, with gilt and coloured detail. In a scene simulating a woman actor taking a 'curtain' at the end of a play, the standing figure of Queen Anne is crowned and wearing royal robes, holding an orb and sceptre. On the far side, below a curtain of flowered, azure fabric, half-drawn by tassels across the upper corner of a classical column, representing the audience, there is a balustered balcony of a theatre box.
On the left side is part of a classical column, shown proportionately larger. In the centre, on the front of the boards sloping upwards, the figure of the Queen is attired in a bodice of crimson and gold with ermine trimmings and lace ruffles, with a gold skirt. Below is a crimson mantle, lined in ermine, with tassels and over sleeves. She holds the orb in her left hand and the sceptre in her right.
On the scrolled and gilt backcloth behind the figure is a flowered and gilt oval frame, showing two women at a spinning wheel. This model is considered to have been made for a shop of the name 'The Spinning Wheel'.