Triptych: Adoration of the Magi; Left wing: Annunciation, Journey to Bethlehem, Nativity
Right wing: Presentation in the Temple, Flight into Egypt; Christ in the Temple
Reliquary holder behind blank escutcheon on base

Partial decade rosary with three scenes from the Life of Christ on each bead, including Bead 1: Annunciation; Bead 2: Flight into Egypt; Bead 3: Noli Me Tangere; Bead 4: Crucifixion; Bead 5: Pietà; the Virgin and Child are carved in relief on the ring

Polyptych: upper: Christ in the House of Mary and Martha with the apostles; interior left wing: Martha visits the sick while Mary dances in the background; interior right wing: Noli me tangere; exterior wings: upper left: man visits prisoners in the stocks, upper right: woman visits prisoners in the stocks, lower left: man visits woman in a tower, lower right: person being flogged on the Gallows; lower: Dance of Mary Magdalene

Upper capsule empty; lower capsule: Man of Sorrows: Christ sits on cold stone with arma christi, five heads in background

In the foreground Judas kisses Christ, who is taken captive by a crowd of soldiers. On the ground lies Malchus with St. Peter beside him sheathing his sword, and three other apostles. In the background the Agony of Christ in the garden and the apostles asleep.

source: V&A website

Medallion or prayer bead fragment: Resurrection with kneeling figure wearing pilgrim garb holding a palm leaf. To the right, are the Three Maries. To the left, is Christ the Gardener.

The Carrying of the Cross with St. Veronica

Mocking of Christ flanked by a kneeling man on the left with his patron saint, a bishop who holds a crosier and tongs (St. Eloy?), and a kneeling woman on the right with St. Michael