Circa 50 BC-50 AD. Obv: Dobunnic emblem. Rev: horse right with EISV above and symbols round.

500-675 AD, Quentovic mint. Obv: profile bust with +VVICCOFIT legend. Rev: cross on steps with ANGLOMONET legend.

710-760 AD. Obv: diademed and draped profile bust right with MONITA SCORVM legend within beaded border. Rev: porcupine figure (degraded bust) within zig-zag and beaded border.

880-899 AD. Obv: small cross with +ELFREDREXDORO legend. Rev: moneyer name AERET REDMO in two lines with pellets around for the moneyer Aethered.

899-924 AD, BMC type ii. Obv: small cross with +EADWEARD REX legend. Rev: three small crosses at centre with trefoil of pellets at top and bottom dividing EADMV NDMO legend with contraction line above MO for the moneyer Eadmund.

1070-1072 AD, BMC type iii. Obv: facing bust within canopy with +PILLEMVS REX legend. Rev: double quadrilateral with fleury at angles and annulet to centre with +SIBODEONLIINDEN legend for the moneyer Sibode at London mint.

Circa 1107 AD, BMC type vi. Obv: crowned bust three quarters right with sceptre and three stars in field with +HEN[RIC REX] legend. Rev: cross pattee over saltire with annulets at the end of each limb and star in angles with +SAP[ ]SAL legend for the moneyer Sawulf at Salisbury mint.

1361-1369 AD, London. Obv: king standing in ship, holding sword and shield with oEDWARD DEI G REX ANGL D HYB Z AQT legend. Rev: floriated cross with E at centre and crowns and lions in angles, within tressure and with +DOMINE NE IN FVORE TVO ARGVAS ME legend.

A necklace comprising six hollow gold beads fashioned as ridged hemispheres with attached palmette details, including fine filigree work, three on each side of the clasp; interspersed with elaborate lanceolate beads with raised grid patterning and extremely fine granulation detailing, with biconical loops; translucent pale glass spacer beads; the main body of the necklace comprising narrow biconical gold beads with repousse loop patterning, interspersed with finely detailed hollow circular repousse beads fashioned as lions' heads, with similar glass spacers; restrung with modern clasp; with two additional beads, unstrung.

A South Italian ceramic pseudo-vessel, hollow, the body fashioned as the finely modelled head of a woman, wearing circular earrings with traces of red paint remaining, and a foliate diadem; her hair visible at the hairline, with black paint remaining; a hairnet painted onto the head behind the diadem; flanked by leaves with blue and pink paint remaining; the long strap handle with a figurine of a draped female wearing ornate hair ornaments, traces of pink paint remaining.

A spectacular double vessel comprising two bulbous vessels with flared rims and flat-section strap handle between; the body of each decorated with bands of rosettes, vinescroll, waves and geometric designs with fish in the lower panels, occasional red spots; crescent designs and pellets to the inner faces of the rims, palmette designs to the handle.

A finely cast figure of the god Mercury in seated pose, nude but for a petasos hat, the right leg raised and bent, the right hand drilled to accept an attachment, possibly a money pouch; the facial features naturalistically cast, with short, curling hair; mounted on custom-made stand.

A finely modelled bull figurine, standing on a rhomboidal base; the pose advancing with head raised; harness modelled to the rump, flanks and head, with domed bosses and gilded trefoil pendants; red pigment to the body.

A pennanular gold open ring or adornment with stripes of silver banding inlaid, both sides hammered flat; the silver bands especially visible to the interior surfaces.

An elaborate great square-headed brooch of Hines's Group XIII; the headplate trapezoidal, with three concentric rectangles to the interior; the innermost rectangle is formed as a raised panel with bevelled edges; the second decorated with punched pellets along the lower, lateral and upper edges, surrounded by a meander pattern; the outermost with punched pellets along the lower, lateral and upper edges; the rectangular corner panels with punchmarks formed as roundels each with a bifurcated extension; the bow with substantial median and lateral ribs extending to two curved animal-head upper extensions above a cruciform footplate, each with two circular piercings; to the reverse, the catchplate present; significant gilding remaining.

A substantial cast heraldic seal matrix, discoid in plan, with concentric ropework lines to the reverse and one similar to the 7mm edge; to the obverse, a heraldic design of a heater shield divided diagonally with hatched panels and the text 'AVE' and 'MAR' (for 'Maria'), surmounted by a cardinal's hat with looped ornamental cords with tassels to the sides; above the shield a Spanish marques's coronet, below it, scrolled feathers and punched-point detail; surrounding the whole a circular band interrupted by the crown of the hat bearing the text in seriffed capitals 'PETRUS GONZALEZ DE MENDOZA CARDINALIS HISPANIAE' for Cardinal Pedro Gonzalez de Mendoza of Spain. We have been advised that Mr. Miguel F. Gómez Vozmediano, Chief of References of the Historical File of the Nobility in Spain, and a team of experts of the University Complutense of Madrid, led by the Dean of the Faculty of Information Science, Mr. José María de Francisco Olmos have examined the piece physically, they have concluded that the piece is genuine of the XV century and it is possibly a seal matrix for private use of the Cardinal Pedro González de Mendoza.

A cast silver spoon with broad scoop bowl, piriform in profile with hexagonal-section shaft terminating in a 'diamond point' knop; traces of gilding to the shaft, 'crowned lion' mark in bowl for London assay; date letter gothic 'r' for 1574 and indistinct maker's mark below.

An important circular cast silver personal heraldic seal matrix with raised rib and suspension loop to reverse; the central area bearing a shield of arms divided per fess on a cross-hatched background with Lombardic letter '*S SICILIE:DE:ASK.[foliage]' inscription; which can be transcribed for 'the seal of Cicely (or Cecily) of Usk'.

A D-section finger ring with plain outer and text to the inner face in seriffed capitals 'BE EVER CONTENT'.

A gold finger ring with D-section hoop, to the inner face the text in a fine seriffed italic hand 'Moe trasure to a true freind' with long 's'.