Gold, English of the fifteenth century, inscribed in Gothic letters ‘Gevoudroy.’
Another of the same date, gold; on the outside are engraved four Maltese crosses; within, three Gothic letters, apparently E.
Gold, English, early sixteenth century, inscribed in large semi-Gothic characters, ✠I x x AM x x YOURS x x K : S.
Gold, chased, has been enamelled ✠ESPOIR. EN. DIEU. (English, late sixteenth century.)
Gold, massive, ‘MY HART AND I UNTILL I DY.’ (English, late sixteenth century.)
Gold, massive, ‘I LOVE AND LIKE MY CHOYSE.’ (English, early seventeenth century.)
Silver gilt: within, ‘I CHUSE NOT TO CHANGE.’ (English, seventeenth century.)
Gold, chased, traces of enamel, ✠Let. Reson. Rule. (English, seventeenth century.)
Gold, chased, ‘Let reason rule affection.’ (English, seventeenth century.)
Gold, chased, traces of black enamel, ‘A token of good-will.’ (English, seventeenth century.)