A rectangular panel of toile or engraved cylinder-printed cotton in sepia (brown) on white. The design consists of Egyptian monuments and figures drawn against a gridded background, the intersections of the grid being punctuated with a tiny tri-leaf designs. The motifs seen in the toile were derived from eight engravings including 'The Harbor of Alexandria' and 'Cleopatra's Needle' by Pagelet and Berthault after the painter Louis François Cassas (1756-1827). The panel is composed of two pieces (37-1/2'/35-1/2') seamed together. The panel includes approximately two-and-one-half vertical repeats, each measuring approximately 20-3/4'. The horizontal repeat appears to measure almost the entire width of the fabric (37'). The pieced panel includes slightly less than two complete horizontal repeats. The top and bottom edges are cut and unfinished. The top edge is uneven; the bottom edge is more even. The side edges appear also to be cut. The ground fabric is a balanced plain-woven cotton.