Design for stained glass or plasterwork incorporating the arms of Charles I for the Mercers' Company, London

NOTES: This drawing is attributed to an unidentified 17th century English architect. The female figure on the right is the 'Mercers Maiden', the symbol of the Mercers' Company, the premier livery company of the City of London (to which Inigo Jones was admitted as a member in 1620). Their Hall was destroyed in 1666 during the Great Fire and was rebuilt in 1676.