Servet met wapen George IX de Seton, Earl of Wintoun, datum 1712, gemerkt ES. 1712

This 1712 linen napkin, created by John Ochiltrie, is a prime example of damask weaving. The napkin features the coat of arms of George IX de Seton, Earl of Wintoun, a nobleman in the Scottish peerage, woven into the fabric. The intricate patterns and motifs demonstrate the craftsmanship of the time, and the use of damask was a popular form of textile decoration. The napkin is a testament to the attention to detail and quality of materials used in the past.