Sculptured stone panels showing Adam and Eve, from the Netherbow, Edinburgh, 16th century

Portion of an oak panel with the emblems of the Passion, from St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall, Orkney

One of two sets of three carved oak panels showing the arms of James Drummond and Margaret Stewart in left panel and foliage based decoration in centre and right panels: Scottish, c.1531

Wooden panel with the royal arms of Scotland, from Linlithgow Palace, 1540 - 1570

St Luke, one of seven painted ceiling panels from Dean House, Edinburgh, probably by a local artist, 1605 - 1627

Abraham and the Sacrifice of Isaac, one of seven painted ceiling panels from Dean House, Edinburgh, probably by a local artist, 1605 - 1627

King David playing his harp, one of seven painted ceiling panels from Dean House, Edinburgh, probably by a local artist, 1605 - 1627

Judith with the head of Holofernes, one of seven painted ceiling panels from Dean House, Edinburgh, probably by a local artist, 1605 - 1627

Sense of Taste personified with a cup and ewer, one of seven painted ceiling panels from Dean House, Edinburgh, probably by a local artist, 1605 - 1627

One of five framed oak panels, carved with scriptural subjects, two also being painted, from Sornhill, Ayrshire, 16th century

One of five framed oak panels, carved with scriptural subjects, two also being painted, from Sornhill, Ayrshire, 16th century

One of five framed oak panels, carved with scriptural subjects, two also being painted, from Sornhill, Ayrshire, 16th century

One of five framed oak panels, carved with scriptural subjects, two also being painted, Sornhill, Ayrshire, 16th century

One of five oak panels, carved with scriptural subjects, two also being painted, from Sornhill, Ayrshire, 16th century

Part of a left leaf of a double aumbrie door, the panel carved with two moulded ribs and vine leaves, with visible red paint: from an old house in Prestonpans

Montrose Panels, consisting of eighteen carved oak panels set in two rows within a framework of carved and moulded muntins and rails, early 16th century