Around 1400 a (first) portal in the High Gothic style was installed in the west wall of the Old Choir, in the same location as the later portal in the late gothic style (see below).

The niches of the recesses containing the doors were decorated with sculptures.
It is assumed that a Siren, a lamb and a lion decorated the left side, while a Phoenix, a Pelican and an eagle.
Additional decoration consisted of Wimperg and corbels decorated with foliage and long-haired, crowned female heads.
These were very severely damaged during the Baptist rule of Munster in 1534–1535, after the baptists launched an iconoclasm and destroyed sculptures and figures.
Around 1400 a (first) portal in the High Gothic style was installed in the west wall of the Old Choir, in the same location as the later portal in the late gothic style (see below).
The niches of the recesses containing the doors were decorated with sculptures. It is assumed that a Siren, a lamb and a lion decorated the left side, while a Phoenix, a Pelican and an eagle. Additional decoration consisted of Wimperg and corbels decorated with foliage and long-haired, crowned female heads. These were very severely damaged during the Baptist rule of Munster in 1534–1535, after the baptists launched an iconoclasm and destroyed sculptures and figures.
Münster Cathedral