A framed wood inlay in the first class lounge on the promenade deck on board the former Cunard passenger liner Queen Elizabeth (1940) which is berthed at Port Everglades, Florida, as a tourist attraction. The inlay is in the form of a corn dolly female figure with a large triple heart shape for the body, an elaborate headdress, a staff in her left hand and a heart on a stick in her right hand. Mrs Carol Fox Baker, a tour taker on board the ship and the wife of the photographer, is wearing a black and white squared floral pattern, short sleeved dress and is touching the inlay.