A round relief of the Virgin and Child with St Anne. Below them are figures of a male and female donor at prayer desks, the man presented by St James the Greater, and the woman by St Michael. The relief is mounted in a silver miniature altar in the form of a triptych, with hinged semi-circular wings. The console is pierced with a quatrefoil diaper. The wings are decorated with foliate designs. The top has an escutcheon with the head of a cherub, topped by a figure of God the Father.

-from V&A site

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

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

left scene: seated Saint Andrew with his cross flanked by seated saints Catherine with a sword (l) and Barbara beside a tower (r), each of whom holds a book; right scene: standing Virgin and Child with a male and a female donor kneeling in prayer to either side, with a blank escutcheon above each donor