610 × 520 × 25 mm

Sample 461. Vertical grain. Insect damage. A thick ground layer covers the surface.

445 × 380 × 5 mm

Sample 490. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect holes. One board (?). Cradled panel.

198 × 130 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 253. Horizontal grain. Auxiliary panel (beech) (sample 252). Held in the rebate of the original frame.

198 × 133 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 253B. This panel is similar to 835.

198 × 135 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 254. This panel is similar to 836.

198 × 133 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 255. This panel is similar to 837.

1018 × 666 × 15 mm

Sample 1391. Vertical grain. Good condition; some insect damage. Four boards. Assembled very tightly, probably with dowels. Image is painted on both sides. On the reverse: The Annunciation.

2160 × 950 × 23 mm

Sample 515A. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Two or three boards. One cross-bar loosely attached. A black wood stain covers the surface.

2160 × 1000 × 23 mm

Sample 515B. This panel is similar to 840.

1050 × 925 × 5 mm

Sample 513A. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards. Cradled panel. A red wood stain covers the surface. Probably painted on marouflaged cloth. Panel split to show the other side: St Jerome (No. 2600).

1030 × 925 × 5 mm

Sample 513B. This panel is similar to 842. The other side: St Jerome (No. 2600)

1035 × 915 × 5 mm

Sample 512B. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards. Panel cradled. A red layer covers the surface. Probably on marouflaged cloth. Panel split to show the other side: St Ambrose (No. 2599).

1040 × 920 × 5 mm

Sample 512A. This panel is similar to 844. Panel split to show the other side: St Ambrose (No. 2599).

1442 × 917 × 25 mm

Sample 514. Vertical grain. Good condition. Some insect damage. One board. Fixture for a cross-grain cross-bar in the centre of the panel. Decorative painting on the reverse of green leaves on a grey background.

1980 × 836 × 20 mm

Sample 508A. Vertical grain. Good condition. One board. Emplacement of a cross-grain cross-bar. A layer of filasse, ground and a dark wood stain cover the surface.

1980 × 834 × 20 mm

Sample 508B. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards. Construction is similar to 847. Originally formed from a single panel sawn down the middle.

1245 × 795 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 506. Vertical grain. Very few insect holes. One board. Pieces of wood across the splits in the panel. Surface stained red. Panel originally painted on both sides (now split in two). The original reverse of the panel shows Christ Crowned with Thorns.

1055 × 795 mm (thickness not measurable – arched panel)

Sample 507. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. Pieces of wood over the splits in the panel.

1220 × 783 × 9 mm

Visual examination. Panel originally painted on both sides (now split in two). The original reverse panel shows The Flagellation of Christ (No. 8640) (this panel is similar to 850).

1220 × 783 × 9 mm (arched panel)

Sample 509. Vertical grain. Good condition. Two boards. Wooden strip on the edge of the right side (?).

854 × 795 × 14 mm

Sample 511B. Vertical grain. Good condition. Traces of preparation, grey paint and gold, on the reverse. Pieces of wood over the join of the boards.

1040 × 818 × 14 mm

Sample 511A. This panel is similar to 853.

852 × 795 × 11 mm

Sample 510B. This panel is similar to 854.

1006 × 817 × 14 mm

Sample 510 A. This panel is similar to 855.

1290 × 738 × 3–7 mm

Sample 979. Vertical grain. Three sections present evidence of insect damage along the edges and in the centre of the panel. (Boards probably partially cut from sapwood.) Open insect exit tunnels. Two boards. Cradle has been thinned.

720 × 465 × 20–25 mm

Sample 391. Vertical grain. Three boards. Very crudely cut. A cross-grain cross-bar is attached at the top of the panel. Very crude construction. A very thick ground layer covers the surface.

558 × 429 × 18 mm

Sample 583. Horizontal grain. Insect damage. Three boards. Two fragments of a recent cross-grain cross-bar at the top. Split. Wooden strip on the top edge. A layer of glued filasse covers the surface.

590 × 470 × 15 mm

Sample 465. Vertical grain. Good condition. Panel not reinforced.

1205 × 688 × 24 mm

Samples 835 A, B. Vertical grain. Good condition of the support; cross-bars show extensive signs of insect damage. Four boards (?). Three cross-bars in Scots pine applied across the grain (sample 835). Two crossed braces. A layer of filasse and ground covers the front.

1000 × 910 × 20–23 mm

Samples 964 A, B. Vertical grain. Good condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Strips of filasse across the board joins. Several splits in the middle of the panel, running the entire height. Cross-bar in Scots pine attached to the centre of the secondary support (sample 964B). The cross-bar from the bottom is missing. Nail ends are bent, visible in the central cross-bar. A red layer of paint covers the surface.

865 × 822 × 23 mm

Sample A. Horizontal grain. Four boards unequal in width. Cross-grain cross-bar. Strips of cloth along the joins of the boards on the front of the panel.

990 × 550 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 827. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Panel painted on both sides, held in the rebate of the frame. On the reverse, decorative motifs on a red background; in the centre a stag deer painted in black, at the top yellow and black marble painted trompe l’oeil.

1090 mm (left side); 1130 mm (right side) × 1040 × 12 mm

Sample 915A. Vertical grain. Roughly cut. Painted on marouflage canvas. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

2380 × 1700 × 15 mm

Sample 7. Vertical grain. Insect damaged in places. Four or five boards (?). 44 mm wooden strip on the right edge and 20 mm strip on the left edge. Panel cradled.

955 × 743 × 9 mm

Sample 857. Vertical grain. Very poor condition. Four boards. The wide cradle prevented study of the construction of the panel. The front of the panel partly covered with cloth.

1435 × 982 × 28–32 mm

Samples 843 A–C. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Four unequal boards. Ground layer over the joins of the boards. Three cross-bars in Scots pine (sample 843B), 9–15 mm in width, applied across the grain. Evenly cut, probably with a saw. Elements carved in maritime pine on the face (sample 843C).

1020 × 1510 mm (with frame – thickness not measurable)

Sample 704. Horizontal grain. Good condition. A few insect holes. Four boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. Two cross-bars attached across the grain. Bare wood.

765 × 1020 mm (without frame)

Sample 723. Vertical grain. A few insect holes. Six unequal boards. Roughly cut. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. Corners of the frame assembled with mortise and tenon joints. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced. Painted on a carved stucco background.

200 × 2300 × 30 mm

Sample 716. Horizontal grain. Insect damage (examination incomplete: reverse inaccessible).

984 × 1520 mm

Samples 959 A, B. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. Four boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Flipots and strips of cloth over the join of the boards. Frame of Scots pine (sample 959B). Originally the panel was only held by the rebate of the frame. Members of the frame assembled with mortise and tenon joints. A red paint layer covers the surface. Three modern cross-bars bolted to the support.

700 × 690 × 18 mm (uneven thickness)

Sample 962. Vertical grain. Overall insect damage. Three boards. Very roughly cut, uneven thickness. Strips of cloth across joins of the boards. Split in the middle of the left board. A layer of red paint covers the surface. Panel not reinforced.

645 × 2610 (with frame) × 40 mm approx. (without frame)

Sample 982. Horizontal grain. Apparently in good condition. Two boards. Some later cross-grain cross-bars reinforce the fragments of the original cross-grain cross-bars. A pink-coloured paint covers the surface. The frame is largely original.

109 × 121 × 5 mm (thickness at base)

Samples 649 A–C. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Three boards. Splits. Roughly cut. Two cross-grain cross-bars attached at the edges.

880 × 800 × 25 mm

Sample 406. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Three boards. Strips of cloth on the joins. Two roughly cut cross-grain cross-bars fixed with nails through the face of the panel. Bare wood. Painted on marouflaged cloth.

880 × 800 × 25 mm

Sample 407. Vertical grain. Insect damage. Three unequal boards. Two roughly cut cross-grain cross-bars fixed with nails through the face of the panel. Strip of cloth on the join on the right-hand side. Bare wood. Painted on marouflaged cloth.

900 × 1555 × 20 mm (thickness with frame)

Samples 706 A, B. Vertical grain. Support in very good condition; a few insect holes. The cross-bar is powdery. Five unequal boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Reinforcing frame in Scots pine (sample 706B). Bare wood.

1040 × 1780 × 20 mm

Sample 714. Horizontal grain. Doubtful condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. Cross-grain cross-bars, attached with nails inserted from the front. Bare wood.

985 × 1650 × 25 mm

Sample 701. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. Three boards. Roughly cut. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. (Base of the support, modern.) A thin layer of black paint covers the surface. Painted on marouflage canvas.

120–150 × 270–280 × 10 mm

Sample 909G. Horizontal grain. One board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

1600 × 1740 × 38 mm

Samples 718 A–C. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. Four boards. Four original cross-bars in Scots pine (sample 718D), applied across the grain and attached with nails inserted through from the front of the work. The applied frame is in Scots pine (sample 718B) and attached with large nails and dowels inserted from the front. A ground layer covers the surface. Painted on parchment (sample 718C).

1160 × 1722 × 20 mm approx.

Samples 850 A–D. Horizontal grain. Insect holes and some parts in fairly poor condition. Six boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints, filled with plaster. Four small cross-bars in Scots pine (sample 850C), applied across the grain and attached with nails inserted from the front. Frame is in Scots pine (sample 850D), assembled with mortise and tenon, and attached with nails – the nail heads form part of the ornamental decoration. A thick ground layer and a layer of parchment have been laid on the surface.

1100 × 1975 (without frame) × 14 mm

Samples 800A; 910 A, B. Horizontal grain. Overall insect damage. Five boards. The frame in Scots pine (sample 910B) shows evidence of extensive insect damage. Painted on marouflage canvas. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

980 × 572 × 18 mm

Sample 841. Vertical grain. Fairly good condition. Four unequal boards. Wooden strips on the side edges. A coloured ground layer covers the surface. Panel not reinforced.

985 × 129 × 23 mm

Sample 703. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Five boards unequal in width. Two cross-grain cross-bars attached with pegs through the face of the panel.

970 × 2045 mm (without frame)

Samples 705 A, B. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Four boards. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. Two cross-bars attached across the grain on the very end of the side edges. Recent secondary support. Bare wood.

1070 × 1460 × 60 mm (with frame)

Sample 702. Overall insect damage. Six boards. Roughly cut. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. Frame assembled with mortise and tenon joints. Fixing pegs inserted through the front of the painting.

995 × 1450 × 22 mm

Sample 712. Horizontal grain. Very good condition. Five boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Cross-bars attached, across the grain, to the side edges of the boards. Panel held in the rebate of the original frame. Painted on a carved stucco ground.

800 × 793 × 20–23 mm

Sample 852. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Two cross-bars applied across the grain. Painted on marouflage canvas.

1100 × 1620 mm (with frame – thickness not measurable)

Samples 903 A, B. Vertical grain. Five boards (?). Strips of cloth over the board joins and on the front side of the frame. Painted on a carved stucco ground. Frame in Scots pine (sample 903B).

910 × 1573 × 33 mm

Samples 901 A, B. Horizontal grain (?). Good condition of the support, frame is insect damaged. Frame in Scots pine (sample 901B), attached with nails inserted through the front of the panel. Painted on marouflage canvas. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

1035 × 1203 mm (thickness not measurable)

Samples 900 A, B. Horizontal grain. Frame in fir (sample 900B), extensive insect damage. Corners of the frame assembled by simple mortise and tenon joints. The support is attached with nails inserted through the front. The nail heads form part of the ornamentation.

658 × 248 × 10 mm

Sample 904A. Vertical grain. A few insect holes. One board (study incomplete, reverse inaccessible).

678 × 243 × 10 mm

Sample 904B. Very similar characteristics, condition etc. as 894.

720 × 1032 mm (thickness not measurable)

Samples 834 A, B. Horizontal grain. A few insect holes. Two boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. A layer of filasse applied to both the sides of the panel. Three original cross-grain cross-bars. Fixed with nails.

1595 × 565 × 22 mm

Samples 833 A, B. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Two boards. Three crude cross-grain cross-bars attached. Traces of filasse on the reverse.

1350 × 930 × 18–23 mm

Samples 840 A–D. Vertical grain. Several insect holes. Four boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints, filled with plaster. Two large poplar cross-bars (sample 840D), attached across the grain, at the bottom and middle of the panel. Fixed with nails. A layer of filasse and a very thick ground, under a brown wood stain, covers the surface.

1080 × 2240 (with frame) × 25 mm

Samples 789 A, B. Horizontal grain. Engaged frame in Scots pine (sample 789B). Panel and frame are painted on two marouflage cloths of uneven thicknesses. A thin cloth glued directly to the board is covered with a much coarser cloth. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

1360 × 285 × 5 mm (a half-arch)

Sample 792. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. One board. A wooden strip on the edge of the panel. Three cross-grain cross-bars fixed with nails. Red paint on marouflaged cloth covers the surface of the reverse.

1360 × 285 × 15 mm (a half-arch)

Sample 790A. This panel is similar to 899.

1360 × 285 × 15 mm (upper part is triangular)

Sample 793. Vertical grain. Some insect holes. Two boards. Large nails through the reverse to attach the sculpture to the face of the panel. Three cross-grain cross-bars attached with nails. Red paint on marouflaged cloth covers the surface of the reverse.

1420 × 425 × 15 mm (upper part is triangular)

Sample 791. Characteristics and condition etc. very similar to 901.

1038 × 740 × 18 mm

Samples 906 A, B. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Two boards of unequal width. Two cross-bars across the grain in maritime pine (sample 906B), roughly cut, attached to the panel with nails. A cross-bar is missing from the centre. Filasse across the joins of the boards. Painted on a layer of filasse and ground applied over the whole surface.

625 × 555 × 25–27 mm

Sample 965. Horizontal grain. Good condition. Two boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Split in the lower board of the panel. Strips of cloth over the join. Two cross-bars attached, across the grain, of which the ends are bolted to the panel. A red layer of paint is applied on the surface.

1705 × 915 × 23 mm

Sample 6. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Wooden strips on the top and bottom edges of the panel. Three cross-grain cross-bars attached with screws and two uprights in the direction of the grain also attached with screws. Bare wood.

1350 × 725 × 18 mm

Sample 172. Vertical grain. Good condition. Wide cradle, attached with screws, composed of cross-grain cross-bars in softwood (visual examination) and uprights in oak (visual examination).

1330 × 730 × 22 mm

Sample 171. This panel is similar to 906.

506 × 395 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 855. Horizontal grain. Insect damage at the base of the panel; some open insect channels. Two boards. Split braced with two double dovetail keys. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

505 × 395 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 856. Horizontal grain. Some insect damage at the base of the panel; some channels at the top. Split in the centre of the support, braced with two later double dovetail keys. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

505 × 400 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 853. Horizontal grain. One board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

505 × 397 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 854. Horizontal grain. One board. Split braced with three later double dovetail keys. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

1620 × 790 × 15 mm

Samples 980 A, B. Vertical grain. Apparently good condition. Two boards. Two cross-grain cross-bars in Scots pine (sample 980B). The panel originally supported with three cross-bars – the top cross-bar has been lost. Fixings for two cross-braces on the right of the panel. Cloth and partial ground on the reverse. A recent red paint covers the surface.

1385 × 963 × 10–15 mm

Sample 860. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Four boards. Cloth and filasse across the joins. Four cross-bars across the grain and two crossed braces into which the two cross-bars have been inserted.

1395 × 990 × 10–15 mm

Sample 859. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Three cross-bars, one of which is at the very edge (the upper cross-bar is missing), two crossed braces, not centred but slightly towards the right-hand side. Bare wood.

1250 × 1075 × 10–15 mm approx.

Sample 863. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints, filled with plaster. A cross-grain cross-bar at the bottom of the panel; a section from a cross-bar to the centre of the left side and two crossed braces. Braces and cross-bars assembled with mitre joints.

1245 × 1025 × 10–15 mm approx.

Sample 858. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Three cross-grain cross-bars and two crossed braces.

1385 × 963 × 10–15 mm approx.

Sample 861. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints sealed with plaster. One cross-grain cross-bar at the bottom of the panel; a section from a cross-bar, to the centre of the left side, and two crossed braces.

1240 × 1040 × 10–15 mm approx.

Sample 862. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Panel similar to 917.

1250 × 1030 × 10–15 mm approx.

Sample 864. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Three boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints sealed with plaster. Three cross-grain cross-bars and two crossed braces.

795 × 755 × 20 mm

Sample 916A. Vertical grain. Painting on marouflaged cloth (examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible).

760 × 750 × 30 mm

Sample 170. Vertical grain. Two roughly cut cross-bars applied across the grain. Painting on marouflaged cloth.

1457 × 105 × 42 mm (with frame)

Sample 1548. Vertical grain. Good condition. A layer of wax covers the surface, hindering study of the construction of the support. Reinforcement with a cross and three cross-grain cross-bars. Frame attached to the face. Elements of the support fixed with nails through the face. Two splits on the left side.

1410 × 765 × 18 mm (upper corners cut sideways)

Sample 837. Vertical grain. Very good condition. Four unequal boards. Filasse applied in large strips. Three cross-grain cross-bars: one at the top, the second at the bottom and the third in the lower half of the panel. Two crossed braces which intersect towards the top in line with the panel.

3370 × 3900 × 250 mm (with frame)

Samples 839 A–F. Vertical grain. Good condition. Panel probably reinforced with a system of crossed braces and cross-bars across the grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

830 × 2890 × 145 mm (with frame)

Samples 839 G, H. Horizontal grain. Four boards. Assembled with flush-edge joints. Reinforcing system made of cross-bars across the grain in Scots pine (sample 839H) and crossed braces. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

1580 × 1120 mm (thickness not measurable)

Sample 405. Vertical grain. Extensive insect damage. Five boards. Bands of cloth and filasse along the joins. Four cross-bars fixed with nails through the front of the panel. An overhang (dust guard) surrounds the painted wood on three sides on the front of the panel. Painting on marouflaged cloth. Carved elements on the front.

2430 × 1330 × 17 mm (without frame)

Samples 908 A–C. Vertical grain. Seemingly poor condition. Three boards (study incomplete, reverse inaccessible).

Sample 400A. Horizontal grain. (Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.)

Sample 400 B. Examination incomplete, reverse inaccessible.

1800 × 1800 × 20 mm

Sample 470A. Vertical grain. Apparent good condition. Five boards. Three original cross-bars attached from the front of the panel.

400 × 1800 × 20mm

Sample 470B. Horizontal grain. Extensive insect damage. One board. Bare wood. Panel not reinforced.

1395 × 760 × 20 mm

Samples 484; 1497. Vertical grain. Several insect holes. Three boards. Three cross-bars attached.

1400 × 770 × 30 mm

Samples 485 (Lyon); 1495; 1496. Vertical grain. Insect damaged. A very coarse canvas, probably old, on top of which a more recent tarred paper has been laid.