Two French pearls with diamond tops.
A pair of diamond knotts with false green earrings.
A pair of diamond knotts with eight false green stones.
A ring with my mother’s hair, and four brilliant diamonds.
A gold snuff-box, with two of the Duke of Marlborough’s pictures in it.
A gold snuff-box, with the Duchess of Portsmouth’s picture in it.
A pair of shoe-buckles.
Lady Anne Egerton’s and Lady Dye’s diamonds, that are in use, are not in this account.
Mr. Gibson valued the best pearl necklace by weight that was bought of the Duchess of Beaufort at six hundred and eight pounds, and said he would give so much for it to sell it again, in October, 1715; and besides that, there were five pearls added to it, bought of the Duchess of Montague.