Saint Anne

Organ

Probably from the 18th century. The maker is unknown. The wooden carving around the organ is older (inscription 1666). According to oral tradition, during the French occupation in the 18th century, the organ was removed from the Baudeloo abbey in Ghent. It is a fact that organ builder Pieter Van Peteghem built an organ for the Baudeloo abbey in 1763.

Stations of the Cross

14 Stations of the Cross built in 1902 by Alois De Beule in plaster relief panels, incorporated in the north and south sides of the nave.

High choir

The main altar is a portico altar from the 2nd half of the 18th century. The maker is unknown. It is partly made of stone, wood and plaster. Above the columns are 2 fire cups, the Lamb in the centre of a sealed book and the Eye of God in a ray wreath. The altar painting is an oil on canvas by an unknown master from the beginning of the 19th century, dedicated to Saint Anne the patron saint of the church. The work depicts "The upbringing of Our Lady, Saint Anne teaches Mary to read". Further on in the high choir is also a wooden polychromed statue of St. Anne, from the 19th /20th century. Here too the artist is unknown.

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Southern transept

Transept sud avec autel à portique datant du 3ème quart du 18ème siècle. Le constructeur est inconnu. C'est en bois avec en haut le buste de saint Antoine de Padoue auquel est dédié l'autel (le "2e" saint patron de l'église). La peinture de l'autel date de la même époque et représente "L'apparition de l'enfant Jésus à saint Antoine". Au-dessus du confessionnal se trouve le tableau du XVIIe siècle représentant "Saint François recevant l'enfant Jésus des mains de Notre Dame". Les deux tableaux sont des huiles sur toile de maîtres inconnus. Sur un pilier de célébration, il montre la remarquable statue de Saint Nicolas de Tolentino avec du bétail.

North transept

Northern transept with portico altar of the same style as and maker of the altar in the southern transept. The two altars were built together. The altar is dedicated to Our Lady, whose bust can also be seen at the top of the altar. The altar painting represents "Our Lady with Child, glorified by Angels". Above the confessional hangs the painting "The Meal in Emmaus" from the 17th century. To the left of the window is the painting "Education of Our Lady" from the 17th century, to the right "The announcement to Mary" from the 16th century. The last painting is an oil on panel, the others are oil on canvas. Not a single artist is known.

Pulpit

The first entrance was through the sacristy. The oak furniture decorated with heavy mouldings and simple carvings dates from 1750 to 1800. The maker is unknown.

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