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One of the early 16th century carved support panels belonging to Sir ap Rhys Thomas bedstead and depicting the military exploits of Sir Rhys including from left to right; a fully armed soldier holding a lance in left hand and his right hand on his dagger; in front of him another soldier wearing a cap, holding a bow in left hand and an arrow in right hand, apparently receiving two women in submission; following them a monk carrying a bow and after him a soldier carrying two bows and arrows - implying an act of submission; then comes a soldier, turned back with lance or pike at the charge, in arrest of five figures, between whom and him is a fleur-de-lis; the first of these holds a sword, not in attack; the next three figures are also armed followed by a small figure holding a harp with a second fleur-de-lis above his head.