A rectangular length of voided ciselé velvet in Rococo Revival style featuring vocabulary from the 18th century, including candelabra composition. The pattern repeat includes two large central motifs: one featuring a vase filled with realistic roses and trumpet flowers under a rose arbor; the other composed of a spray of roses and lilacs inhabited by a pair of birds before a crescent-topped canopy. These motifs are organized within a framework of acanthus scrolls, garlands, and brackets, with musical/pastoral trophies composed of hats, instruments, and ribbons. Colors include pink, mauve (possibly a synthetic or coal tar dye), dark rose or maroon, gray-purple,turquoise blue, off-white, bronze-gold, off-white, and lighter and darker olive greens in cut and uncut pile on a voided champagne-pink cannetillé silk ground. The panel has narrow selvages on the two long sides and cut edges at top and bottom. The edges remain unfinished.