Bay 1: fig. 1
St Michael the Archangel holds a spear with which he pierces a dragon at his feet.
Bay 1: fig. 2
St Katherine of Alexandria, towards the top left there are the spokes of a wheel on which she was broken.
Bay 1: fig. 3
Unknown; A crosier can be seen, and two jars – one centre left and the other slightly lower on the right.
Bay 1: fig. 4
A figure holding a gold Patriarchal Cross; his clothes are black and gold.
Bay 2: fig. 1
King Henry VI
Bay 2: fig. 2
St Barbara. She is holding a (fragmentary) golden tower in her right hand
Please note: Bay 2: Figures 3 and 4 are at present indecipherable.
Bay 3: fig. 1
S Roche with the angel (top left) bringing the tablet divinely written in gold to put under his head in prison.
Bay 3: fig. 2
? Mary Magdalen with a jar in her right hand
Bay 3: fig. 3
King. ? St Gelasius
Bay 3: fig. 4
S Helena of Constantinople with a cross, symbolising the true cross, which she discovered in Jerusalem.
Bay 4: fig. 1
St Apollonia holding a horn.
At the very base of the bay, the top part of her name may still be seen.
Bay 4: fig. 2
St Alban holding his special cross with a disc on top, clasping which he was martyred.
Bay 4: fig. 3
S Zita holding golden keys in her right hand
Bay 4: fig. 4
S Sebastian holding arrows in his right hand