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Small-scale pen and ink drawing with yellow watercolour on paper. Arranged as four yellow-bordered rectangular lights, this design for stained glass in a recess in the Ceramic Gallery (now the Silver Gallery, Rooms 65-69) is labelled 'Dutch-Flemish'. The upper pair of lights contain scenes of hatted merchants loading and selling ceramics, each with a townscape and ship visible in the background. Each containing a figure seated upon scrolling foliate motifs, the decoration of the lower pair of lights resembles medieval manuscript illumination. Detail of flowered border for window lights. Annotated; some measurements; marked 'Appd design 2/6/70'.