1473-1478 AD, third issue, light coinage. Obv: facing bust with G on breast within tressure with fleurs to points and EDWARDVS DEI GRA DNS HYBERN legend and 'rose' initial mark. Rev: pattee long cross and triple pellets with saltire to first and third quadrants dividing POSVI DEVM ADIVTORE MEVM and CIVITAS WATERFOR for Waterford mint.

1485-1487 AD, early issue. Obv: triple pellet-ended cross over arms with REX ANGLIE Z FRANCIE legend with 'lis' initial mark and 'rose' after ANGLIE. Rev: triple pellet-ended cross over three crowns dividing DOMINVS HYBERNIE legend.

1488-1490 AD, late three crowns issue. Obv: triple annulet-ended cross over arms dividing HENRICVS legend. Rev: triple annulet-ended cross over three crowns (no 'h' below) dividing CIVITAS DEBL legend for Dublin mint.

1503-1507 AD, third period, late portrait issue, class III. Obv: facing bust with open crown and [ ]RIC[ ]AN[ ] legend. Rev: fourchee long cross and triple pellets dividing CIV ITA SDV BL legend for Dublin mint with rosette before DV.

1306-1329 AD. Obv: profile bust with sceptre and +ROBERTVS DEI GRA legend. Rev: long cross and five-point mullet to two quarters with SCOTORVM REX+ legend.

450-420 BC. Obv: laureate head of Apollo right. Rev: LEO-NTI-NO-N legend with head of roaring lion right, four barley grains around.

1st century BC. Obv: profile bust right with CVNOBELINI legend. Rev: horse right with crescent above and TASCIO below.

10-40 AD, variant type. Obv: rectangular panel with CVN inscription and beaded border. Rev: hunting dog (clawed feet) left.

710-760 AD, triquetras type, variety 5. Obv: profile bust right with LVNDONIA legend for London. Rev: interlaced cross with triquetra terminals and pellets.

1544-1547 AD, third coinage. Obv: king enthroned facing holding orb and sceptre with rose at feet and HENRIC 8 D G AGL FRANCI Z HIBE REX legend with Roman Ns and 'pellet-in-circle' mintmark. Rev: crowned arms with supporters and monogram below with IHS AVTEN TRANSIENS PER MEDIVM ILLORVM IBAT legend with Lombardic Ms and Ns.

Dated 1793, first issue type, Sheldon-2, Breen 1-B (wide date obverse and AMERICA reverse). Obv: profile Liberty bust right with flowing hair, date below and LIBERTY legend. Rev: circular chain of 15 links (the link below N of UNITED slightly doubled) with ONE CENT 1/100 in three lines at centre and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA legend. Edge: vine and bars, rim plain.

A carved and polished amethyst sceptre head in the form of a jui-i or sacred fungus (for longevity) with graduated ribbing to the outer edge, two scrolls to the upper face and intersecting arcs to the reverse; mounted on a custom-made stand.

A D-section hoop with expanding facetted shoulders, octagonal bezel with pelletted border, intaglio lion rampant device.

A silver hawking leg ring consisting of a band inscribed to the outer surface *F.VAGHAN in Roman letters; with attached heater shield bearing the engraved crest of a male head with a snake wrapped around his throat; this crest attributed to the Vaughn family of Herefordshire and to Francis Vaughn (died 1597).

A tubular body with spherical end, ring and loop above; chamfered slot with incised 'H*F' above.

A cartonnage mummy mask covered with gesso and decorated with gilding; the facial details picked out in black paint with white in the eyes and red outline to the Nemes crown striped headcloth; pellet and billet detail to the throat and chest.

A cast Bronze Age dirk or dagger with lentoid-section blade, rectangular panel to the shoulder with chiselled text in a Semitic script, probably Aramaic, to one face, from right to left q[?]'hzg (the apostrophe indicating the letter aleph), probably an acronym or an inscription of mystical meaning; opposed flanges to the each face of the lower grip bent over to retain a carved bone insert with ear-shaped terminals, transverse ribbing.

A pair of beaded filigree bands forming the hoop, the bezel funicular with four granules to the base, the upper face set with a discoid garnet cloison.

A cast zoomorphic brooch with chamfered sides and ends, convex upper face, slightly waisted in plan; to the upper face a raised median ridge with ropework detail, flanking zoomorphic ornament with knotwork limbs and hatched panels; small hole to one end for attachment of a necklace or chain; to the underside, the pin-lugs and catchplate with ferrous accretion from the pin.

A cast flat-section plaque with angled lower end, scrolled bulb to the upper end, chip-carved zoomorphic Style III ornament in three bands; loop-and-tongue motif to the lower finial; to the reverse, two parallel longitudinal plates pierced to accept mounting pins for bead swags, one glass bead trapped between.

A cast bifacial openwork roundel with cruciform spokes and central void; the rim octagonal in section with D-shaped plates; to each quadrant an Oseberg Style bird.

A cast chip-carved discoid mount with heavy gilding, the rim pelletted; central motif of four serpents bound in a knot, each body formed of three strands, the central strand beaded; remains of three studs to the reverse.

A gilt harness mount with narrow neck and broader finial; the neck with a regular chip-carved Insular Style interlace; the finial formed as a pair of addorsed birds to be viewed reversed as two conjoined zoomorphic masks, each with an ear at the junction of the neck; median piercing above the lower edge; pierced lug to the reverse.

A very large Coptic bronze bowl of approximately circular form, the rim with an external ridge; cast with a pair of loops to each side for separate drop handles, one handle missing; the rim interior incised with five linear bands; the sides tapering to a ring foot with zig-zag openwork decoration; the interior of the bowl with ferrous accretions indicating where the iron ladle was placed.

A thick triangular weight with gilt-bronze panel to the upper face, decorated in Insular Style; the lead weight roughly cast with lip to the upper edges; the panel triangular, displaying a serpentine creature with spiral shoulder and hip reserved against a field of chip-carved diaperwork.

A broad piriform bowl and round-section handle with facetted diamond-point finial; stamped mark to rear of the handle above the junction with the bowl.

A cast harness pendant and suspender with enamelled heraldic detail; the suspender a segmented rosette with lugs below, stud to the reverse; the pendant a flat-section sexfoil with enamelled heater shield blazoned 'gules a bend argent between six cross-crosslets fitchee of the same', the arms of the Howard family.

A heater shield pendant with enamel in the field, rampant lion motif; with a hanger with same motif; the arms are blazoned 'gules a lion rampant or'.