The description matches but the measurements do not correlate

'King Charles of France' probably refers to Charles IX of France (1550-1574)

'Henry VII's daughter and wife of James IV of Scotland' refers to Margaret Tudor (1489-1541)

This painting was clearly the prototype used for Daniel Mytens's posthumous portrait which was also in Charles I's collection (recorded in Van der Doort, Bear Gallery, WS 4. no. 17) and is still in the Royal Collection today (RCIN 401181).

See another candidate for identification van der Doort inventory WS 28, no 32

'Henry VII's Queen' refers to Elizabeth of York (1466-1503)

This composition occurs in many versions and we cannot be sure which one van der Doort refers to.

This composition occurs in many versions and we cannot be sure which is recorded here

This may be a copy of the portrait mentioned by Van Der Doort in WS 31, no.51 (RCIN 403445).

This composition occurs in many versions and is recorded by the one in the Royal Collection, cited here, with which it is a possible match. Another was formerly in the H. Clifford Smith collection (1960)

Original measurements presumably incorrect; Prince Arthur confused with Henry VIII

Note that the work cited here is only a possible match with the seventeenth-century record

Note that the work cited here is only a possible match/version of the seventeenth-century record. If the Thyssen portrait is to be matched with the record, it must have been somewhat cut down. Holbein's Thyssen portrait would have been of a high quality in comparison with the rest of this Privy Gallery set

This composition occurs in many versions and so is recorded by the one in the Royal Collection, cited here

Note that many of the works cited in the linked van der Doort entries are only possible matches with or versions of the seventeenth-century records