A slender leaf-shaped waisted blade with two sets of four parallel lines engraved to each face, short notched ricassi, angled shoulders and slight flanges to the edges of the hilt; median slot and four rivet holes, one with the rivet in situ.

A slender leaf-shaped blade with pronounced medial rib accentuated by a shallow recessed line; flared, rounded shoulders with six rivet holes, two rivets in situ; raised flange to the outer edges of the hilt, extending to curved finial horns.

A slender parallel-sided blade, tapering to the tip, with median flat-section rib and stepped profile; the shoulders straight-sided and angled with lateral flanges extending to flared horns; four rivet holes to the shoulder and three larger to the hilt centre.

A leaf-shaped blade with central flat-section rib, rounded shoulder with four rivet holes, slightly expanded septum with central rivet hole; raised flanges to the hilt with notch ornamented edges; blade tip blunted and extremity of hilt absent.

A waisted blade with thick central rib, inset ricassi, angled straight-edged shoulders, thick flanges to the outer edges of the hilt, T-shaped terminal; two median rivet holes to the septum, one with rivet in situ and location for a third, unopened; two rivet holes to the shoulder and four above, also unopened; the edge deliberately and heavily notched.

Two halves of a large Ewart Park sword with long, slightly waisted blade without shoulder flanges, pronounced ricasso notches, four rivet holes and two rivets in situ; white inked collector's accession mark 'Thames at Cliveden Deep, SU 197, Nr. Cookham, Berks'; old red sticker with '216'.

A dirk or short sword with bevelled edges and thick midrib flattening toward the rounded shoulder with two notches and holes for four sturdy square-section rivets, three in situ; upper edge pitted.

A cast ogival-shaped blade with scooped midrib; to each face an engraved panel of parallel lines and arches following the profile of the blade; six plug rivets to the upper edge.

A cast ogival-shaped dirk with three ribs outlined with grooves, rounded butt with two plug rivets and lateral notches for two more.

A complete and very large basal-looped spearhead with long leaf-shaped blade, keeled midrib extending to the tubular socket; the blade bevelled to the edge, the rear extending to two lozenge plates flanking the shaft forming the loops.

A broad lozengiform blade with raised midrib and chevron to each face, expanding socket with lateral loops, lozengiform plates each with an incised saltire; hammered edge bevel.

A cast bronze spearhead with waisted leaf-shaped blade, round-section tapering midrib extending to the conical socket, lateral holes for pin.

A substantial axehead with square butt, slightly divergent sides and flared blade with very broad convex cutting edge; the lateral flanges broad with hammered 'triple herringbone' decoration; median curved stop and two concentric grooves at the base of the flanges, facet below; marked to one face 'THAMES AT WINDSOR' and red collector's sticker '215'.

A sheet-bronze pan with rolled rim and raised boss to the centre, cast columnar handle with ram's head finial, palmette to the junction.

Part of a pediment from an important building, a finely carved and detailed marble sculpture depicting a river god; the figure with broad shoulders and pronounced musculature; the head slightly raised, the animated face with startled expression, wide eyes, and parted lips; the hair and beard characteristically shaggy; the deep incisions between the locks of hair creating a dramatic chiaroscuro effect; a cloak draped around the left shoulder and right hip, pulled across to meet the left wrist; a horn of plenty in the left hand and female nude, with hands behind her back and band to the chest, at his left shoulder; at the left knee, a putto holding a tympanum aloft, nude but for a diagonal crossband to the chest, the head of a bearded man visible below his feathered wing; at the right knee, the head of a horse, facing downwards, with finely detailed curling mane; beneath, the head of a beardless young man with flowing hair; the back flat and uncarved; probably once part of a larger piece.

A matched pair of bracelets, each formed as three pelletted bands joined by two openwork bands with continuous loops of filigree; ribbed rectangular plaques forming the hinge closure with separate linchpin.

A hollow-cast drum-shaped brooch with four raised arms and central knop to the upper face; the outer sidewall with four panels of knotwork, dividing panels with hatched motif, D-shaped protrusion; the upper face with dense zoomorphic ornament; pin and catchplate to the reverse, four studs retaining the bottom plate to the upper.

A finely-crafted sword with a thin (about 3 mm) blade and long (110 mm) grip; the hilt of the general form of Petersen's Types H and I, featuring a sub-triangular pommel with an elliptical cross-section and with a noticeable step where the rounded pommel connects to the flatter upper guard; the hilt unusually thin and flat for a Viking-period sword; the tang broad and flat, with continuation of the bars of the pattern-welded blade; the lower guard about 90 mm wide, flat and slightly elliptical in cross-section with a broad, rectangular slot for the blade and tang; the blade about 50 mm wide at the hilt, composed from two twisted iron billets and an outer shoe, the billets worked up from blocks of iron of varying grades, twisted flattened, placed side-by-side with the direction of twist opposed, forge-welded to each other, then thinned and stretched to the length of the blade (presently 81 cm); the cutting edges formed from a single billet of steel, split and forged onto the core; the present surface showing the construction method and the characteristic herringbone pattern created by the opposed twist of the central billets.

A cast pendant with integral slotted suspension loop, pair of addorsed S-shaped hippocampi with billetted bodies, roundels to the hips, coiled tails, avian profile heads; Baltic workmanship.

A cast trefoil brooch with pelletted border, discoid central boss and knotwork; slightly dished in profile, catchplate and pin-lug to the reverse.

A Greek Hellenistic diadem wreath comprising numerous projecting sprays of sheet-gold oak leaves in two sizes with serrated edges and veins, a large central rosette with two smaller similar roundels flanking, laurel leaves to the rear with gold Hercules love-knot, the four intersections covered by miniature gold masks modelled in the round with varying expressions, and four more to the bands of the knot; each element affixed to a custom-designed display stand.

A black glazed bulbous oinochoe with trefoil mouth and strap handle to the reverse; within a geometric frame, a running female in loosely draped robe, probably his wife (the goddess Hebe) offers a vessel to Herakles, looking backwards and with the lionskin mantle to his shoulders, aulos in his left hand, a leaping hare between them.

A diorama on a rectangular framework base comprising: two stationary horses with halters attached to a round-section balustered yoke; a two-wheeled hunting chariot with stepped axle-tree and linch-pins to the solid wheels; a kilted hunter standing bare-chested and bearded holding the reins (part absent), with a slaughtered animal across the frame before him, game-bag behind to his left and quiver with arrows to his right; to the rear, a small hunting dog riding on the chariot's beam.

A carved figure standing barefoot on a T-shaped base with hands clasped to his chest in an attitude of devotion, with naked upper torso and wearing a tufted wool kaunakes skirt in three tiers.

A sheet-bronze Illyrian-style helmet with two parallel ribs to the bowl, rectangular facial aperture, narrow flange to the rear; punched annulets to the border of the aperture and cheek-plates; small holes to the brow and ends of the cheek-plates.

A cast die formed with an elaborate serpent motif executed as a series of recurring loops with solid outlines and pelletted fill, a small eye-and-brow in the upper (narrower) corners, a loop in the lower left and a simple knot in the lower right, all within a pelletted border.

A large and finely carved double-armed red coral branch; designed to be viewed in the round; the left-side arm depicting, to the front, detailed foliage with flowers; a plume of feathers to the top; a naturalistically carved carp suspended, with integral loop and attached to a chain, the links carved from the same single piece of coral without joins; two youthful figures, one with elaborate jewellery, holding a ruyi sceptre; below, the other with hair in two buns, hands joined in a gesture of respect, seated on a large flower; at the base, a finely carved lotus. To the reverse of the left-side branch, detailed foliage with flowers; a naturalistically carved carp; a small songbird perched on a branch. To the front of the right-side branch, an adult figure, probably a Buddhist saint or deity, wearing a diadem and large earrings, a sphere in the right hand, the left hand stretched upwards, an urna to the forehead; draped in finely carved robes; above, an elaborate lotus with a small dog seated, and a youthful figure with elaborate hairstyle, in diving pose with the feet above, decorated boots to the feet, a small lotus in the right hand. To the reverse of the right-side branch, a bearded dragon at the base; elaborately carved foliage above, with an ornate sceptre with ribbon decoration; a lotus flower; the coral carving standing on a later period carved and varnished red wood two-part stand depicting stylised waves in the round with a leaping fish to the uppermost part and brass wire scroll inlay to the basal edge (small chip to edge of one of the four stand feet).

Linear type. Obv: corn ear dividing CA - MV legend. Rev: horse right with 'ladder' mane, branch and pellets above and CVN legend below.

Obv: vertical wreath with DV to left and M[N] to right; three-armed spiral-in-annulet lower left and upper right and ring of pellets around annulet lower right and upper left. Rev: horse left with pellet trefoil before with TIGIR above and [S]ENO below.

Obv: vertical wreath with two line inscription VO left and LI right above SI left and OS right, with three-armed spiral-in-annulet lower left and upper right and pellet ring around annulet lower right and upper left. Rev: horse left with pellet trefoil before with DVM above and continuing NOCO below and VEROS in front with VE in monogram.

Obv: long cross botonné with cross of lobes over and +O FF AR EX legend. Rev: celtic cross with cross fleury over saltire at centre with PE HT VA LD legend in angles (with HT in monogram) for the moneyer Pehtwald at Canterbury mint.

Late transitional issue, variant B bust, without sceptre. Obv: profile diademed bust left with +ÆÐELRED REX ANGLORX legend with OR in monogram. Rev: short voided cross with letters C R V X in angles with +EDSIGE M-O GRANT legend for the moneyer Eadsige at Cambridge mint.