Embroidery done by a "Mrs Prince" in 1919. It artfully depicts a variety of elements and scenes in small panels: flowers and plants, animals (including a rooster, butterflies, fish, geese, and a dragon), a woman from side-on looking at a landscape, and a man from behind, holding what looks like a spear and looking over a high wall.

There is very little metadata accompanying this piece, but given its style, this could be an example of embroidered samplers made by students at the Edinburgh College of Art to show the variety of their embroidery techniques. Embroidery was taught in the School of Design and Crafts, as a part of an applied arts programme that included woodcarving, stained glass and metal work.