Circa 350-325 BC. Obv: diademed head of the nymph Larissa facing slightly left, with flowing hair. Rev: LARI-S-AIWN legend above, to right and beneath horse prancing right, in loose bridle bound near nape of neck.

Circa 16 AD, Lugdunum mint. Obv: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS legend with laureate bust right. Rev: PONTIF MAXIM legend with Livia as Pax seated holding sceptre and branch.

Late 6th century AD, anonymous, Paris mint(?). Obv: profile bust with [------]V.SFIT legend (with F inverted) as a possible blundered PARISIVS FITR legend. Rev: omega-headed cross with M[-]O[---]ITAIV legend (the O having a pellet inside and with V sideways) as a blundered MONETA IV--- or MONETARIVS legend.

Circa 1138-1152. Obv: profile bust with sceptre and +NEN[C]I:CO[N] legend. Rev: cross fleury with +:WIL[E]NL:ON:CARD legend (with RD ligated or monogram) for the moneyer Willelm at the Carlisle mint.

Dated 1694. Obv: with GVLIELMVS.ET.MARIA. legend. Rev: Britannia seated with single exergual line and date 1694 in exergue and BRITANNIA. legend.

A sheet gold and gemstone diadem comprising a narrow gold fillet with ten sheet-gold pendant plaques attached, each formed as a spray of three leaves; the central element a large cabochon setting for a red gemstone flanked by two small translucent orange stones in similar mounts; a hook and eye closure at the fillet's ends.

A well-painted red figure ware bell krater with restrained use of white slip detailing; laurel motif encircling rim; wave motif along groundline; tongues around handles; palmette complex beneath either handle. Side A: showing the figure of a female facing right, holding a coffer in her left hand and a thyrsus in her right, draped in a chiton, her hair dressed in a kekryphalos, a scarf draped over her left arm; opposite, a seated naked male youth holding a budding branch in his right hand. Side B: two confronting male figures wraped in himatia, both wearing bandeaux and leaning on long staffs flanking a central column with a scarf around, with a casket and ivy leaf in the field.

Attributed to the Stuttgart group, a ceramic red figure ware oinochoe with pedestal base, mastoid body, funicular neck and trefoil spout; the handle a broad ribbed strap; the body depicting a reclining female in a girdled chiton with her hair in a beribboned kekryphalos, supporting a rectangular casket in her right hand, patterned situla in her left, surrounded by rosettes, dotted sprays and a patterned scarf in the field, with palmette to the rear; restricted use of white and ochre points; ovolo motifs in ochre to the neck with white slash motifs above; at the junction of handle and spout, a human mask with painted palmette above.

A ceramic Eastern Greek creamware jug with narrow base, globular body, broad funicular neck and round-section handle to the rear; the rim and handle with painted brown band, the body with circumferential orange-brown bands and scroll motifs.

A long necklace formed from linked gold rods with a loop at each end, four with a green glass seed bead on the rod; clasp original.

A cast bronze dragonesque brooch wirth s-curved body, discoid lobe head with elliptical ear and nose; discoid lobe tail with elliptical fins; incised ring-and-dot to head and tail and series of three on the body, red enamel in the rings; substantial decorated pin with coiled loop, billetted to outer face.

A large fossilised Hadrosaur egg nest, partly excavated from its matrix; the shell and contents visible; supplied in custom-made display case.

A large cast copper-alloy cruciform brooch of evolved type, the headplate formed as a rectangular plate with trapezoidal wings and a D-shaped flat tab to each edge, each with two impressed roundels and outer knop as a stylised face; the lateral edges of the headplate decorated with two rows of punched-point detail found also on the lower edges of the tabs and the outer edges of the wings; the bow broad and deep, with facetted ends; the footplate trapezoidal with linear borders and punched-point detail, flanked by bird-head lappets; the finial comprising a transverse ribbed collar with horsehead motif formed from raised pellet eyes developing to an opposed pair of animal heads with a peltoid plate below; to the reverse, the pin-lug and catchplate in place; the pin lost in antiquity.

A dished gold posy ring with engraved floral symbols separating the three words; inscribed externally in black letter 'Joie Honour Joie', the words only inlaid in white enamel.

A delicate gold finger ring with D-section hoop and decorative lancet panels to the shoulders and elliptical bezel; the shoulders bearing the text 'vere velim' in blackletter script; the bezel with motif of robed and crowned female figure with a wheel in her left hand; English workmanship.

A sheet silver vervel bearing the inscription in a careful italic hand ' - Santon Downham in Suff', probably belonging to the De Vere family, then lords of the manor of Santon Downham.

A gold finger ring with D-section hoop, to the outer face an inscribed skull, to the inner an inscription in a neat italic hand 'Telc rapuisse vini Mors ipsa pudebit F.L.' ("...death itself is ashamed") and maker's mark 'RR' behind.

A gold finger with hollow D-section hoop, inscribed to the inner face in a florid italic hand 'Neuer to chainge'.

A gold D-section finger ring with plain hoop, inscribed within in a fine italic hand 'Where vertue lyes loue never dyes' with maker's mark EB behind.

A cast gold finger ring with green and white enamelled rosettes to the outer face; to the inner, in a cursive script the legend 'Not a truer frend aliue' and shield-shaped maker's mark behind.

A silver spoon with broad scooped bowl, rectangular-section handle and balustered knop.

A cast bronze dagger with lapis lazuli decoration on the hilt; the lentoid-section blade triangular with two convergent bands of four grooves and crescents between at the top; the guard an elliptical-section flange with the grip emerging above; the pommel formed from two later pelta-shaped blocks of lapis lazuli attached to a flange above the grip, with two further triangular blocks inset above the junction with the guard; supplied with a custom-made display stand.

A finely-made lever crossbow with wrought iron bow slightly recurved to the ends; the tiller solid, square-section with taper to the butt, carved moulding to the lower face and sides; the butt provided with a tubular stock and sturdy cast biconical terminal; the iron lever intact and functional, with bossed peg handle and securing ring, loop for attachment of the hook; the upper face of the tiller with inset brass panel decorated with engraved foliate and geometric designs and hatched lozenges; the iron quarrel guide movable and tiller with balustered finial; supplied with custom-made display stand.

A complete and intact hoard of cast bronze coins in its original ceramic container, estimated from the weight to comprise over 2,000 coins.