Thirteen carved panels, English and Franco-Flemish, 16th century and later

oak, including eight Romayne panels, the remaining fragments including two parchemin examples and one panel with the date 1537, some examples on later backing boards

by repute removed from the Chapel at Mayfield College, East Sussex. It is likely that these 'antique' panels were incorporated into the 19th century decoration of the chapel.

All the panels are in very good condition with only a bit rubbing, old worm holes and light wear
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