Upper scene: unknown martyr: a half-naked man is attached to pillars and surrounded by soldiers and a variety of other people; lower scene: St. Christopher carries the Christ Child across the water guided by a hermit holding a lantern on the left

Triptych: Upper: Nativity with Annunciation to the Shepherds in the background (centre), Annunciation (left wing), Presentation in the Temple (right wing); lower: Adoration of the Magi (centre), domestic interior with dog (left wing); domestic interior with vase of flowers (right wing)

Each bead is a carved head

Prayer bead in form of the Virgin's head with interior scenes of Carrying of the Cross (upper scene); Crucifixion with the Swoon of the Virgin (lower scene)

Crucifixion of Christ between the two thieves in the central compartment, set before a vaulted space with four traceried windows. Numerous figures fill the fore- and middle-ground including the Virgin fainting at the foot of the cross with St John the Evangelist and Mary Magdalene and six figures on horseback, including Longinus and Stephaton. In the vault above the Cross, almost obscured by the foliate border of the frame, is the half-length figure of God the Father.

Lower capsule: St. George, mounted, slays the dragon while the princess looks on; Upper capsule is empty

Upper scene: seated Virgin and Child; Lower scene: St. John the Evangelist holding a chalice and a host (?)

Upper scene: Crucifixion with Abraham and Isaac in left background, sacrifice of Isaac in right background; Lower scene: Brazen Serpent with scene of Cain killing Abel in left background

Upper scene: Expulsion of the Money Changers from the Temple; lower scene: Entry into Jerusalem

Crucifixion with the Swoon of the Virgin (upper), Carrying of the Cross (lower)