"Was this well done by your lady?" is a line spoken in the play Cleopatra by William Shakespeare. The line is spoken by Antony to Eros, following the death of Cleopatra. Antony is lamenting the death of his beloved, and is questioning Eros on whether or not she made the right decision in killing herself. In this context, "was this well done" means "was this a good thing for her to do?" Antony is asking Eros if he believes that Cleopatra made the right choice in killing herself, or if it was a mistake.