Napkin with James II of England

Linen damask napkin with James II of England. Central field: the symmetrically doubled pattern shows, from bottom to top, two scenes: 1 A large crowned coat of arms of Great Britain and Ireland, surrounded by the Garter, on which HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PANSE, and from which hangs the insignia of St. George. Below it, a text band with DIEU ET MON DROIT. 2 James is seated on a horse galloping towards the center, with a long wig, lace jabot from after 1670 and a marshal's baton. Above the horse's head, the crowned letter I in a laurel wreath. Above James, a laurel wreath held by a flying angel with a trumpet. Above that, within an elongated leafy branch, IACOBUS II D G MAG BRITTANNIAE FRAN ET HIBERNIAE REX FIDEI DEFENSOR. Standing and lying borders: trophies; outside them, a block border.