19th-century silk-embroidered panel in a shaped velvet frame

A rectangular panel with a curved upper edge, made of cream-colored silk and decorated with polychrome silk embroidery depicting a symmetrical floral arrangement in the Rococo style. The central motif features a bouquet of red and yellow roses, flanked by two large stylized blue flowers and surmounted by flowers in shades of yellow and apricot. The design is framed by elegant C- and S-shaped scrolls, embellished with rows of small metallic accents and sequins. The panel is set within a molded frame upholstered in dark green velvet. The top of the frame is embellished with gilded ornaments, consisting of a central shell- or fan-shaped finial and leaf-shaped scrolls on the sides. There are no visible marks, signatures, or labels on the front of the work. The piece was created using satin stitch and stem stitch techniques.