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.

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

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

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

two circular panels, hinged and folded together
Upper: Crucifixion with fainting Virgin; male and female patrons kneeling at left; above, shield of arms; below, lozenge-shaped arms for the female;
lower half: St Jerome in forest praying before crucifix; hat, cloak and lion behind, church in distance; outside: low relief, Marriage of the Virgin, Virgin and Child with St Elizabeth [NB Marks 1977 says it's St. Anne]
source: British Museum website

Interior has 10 rondels with representations of the Crucifixion and the Nine Worthies all on horseback, all with coats of arms except Hector

3 pagan worthies: Hector, Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar; 3 Jewish worthies: Joshua, King David, Judas Macabee; 3 Christian worthies: Charlemagne, King Arthur, Godefroy de Bouillon

The F has been said to be that of Philibert le Beau, Margaret of Austria's second husband, but his name was never spelled with an F. The other hypothesis is that it belonged to François I, e.g., Sauzay, 1861.

Floral and ornamental designs and coat of arms of Charles V on case; monstrance has 3 sections: pear-shaped pinnacle, oviform centre and hexagonal base;

Upper hemisphere: Crucifixion; Lower hemisphere: Pietà surrounded by blank coat of arms and five scenes: Nativity, Flight into Egypt, Presentation or Circumcision, Carrying of the Cross, Lamentation

Upper scene: Crucifixion with the Virgin being supported by St John the Evangelist, Mary Magdalene and Mary of Cl(e)opas in the left foreground; Lower scene: Carrying of the Cross with St. Veronica displaying the vera icon

Left scene: Carrying of the Cross with St. Veronica; Right scene: Crucifixion with the Swoon of the Virgin and the Vera Icon