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This unusual bone bracelet is elasticised and fits a wrist up to 19cm diameter.   It is 4.25cm wide and weighs 85g.

This Amethyst crucifix is set in sterling silver.  It is on a 55cm chain and the total weight of the two combined is 11.59g.

This Royal Doulton toby jug is of Robin Hood and was made in 1959.  It is 10cm high and is in perfect condition.

This Lladro girl with cats is Copyrighted 1990. It is 21cm high and there are no chips or damage.

This enormous madeira citrine ring weighs 9.46g. The stone is 20mm by 14mm square and it is set in sterling for a size U 1/2.

This enormouse madeira citrine ring weighs 12.21g. The stone is 18.5mm square and it is set in sterling for a size T.

This piece has been made especially for the Shop in the Bush and is sold as a new item.

This Philip Stein watch is called a natural frequency technology Watch.

This “Marley Horse with trainer” is a reproduction of the the original pair of horses that were carved from marble and made for the Chateau de Marly between 1740-1745

This Skagen watch was made in Denmark and has a quartz function.  It is 21cm long with an adjustable band and is water resistant.

This beautiful beaded amethyst necklace is 60cm long and weighs 38.73g.

This chunky amethyst necklace has a sterling silver clasp typical of a piece from the 1950s.  It is 55cm long and weighs 60g.

This Art Deco decanter has been hand blown and is decorated with gilding and is in the shape of a hand bell.

This delicate pendant is made out of reconsituted amber and is set in sterling silver.

This antique hand blown and hand etched crystal vase is trimmed with sterling silver and is hallmarked Birmingham 1905.

This lovely Lladro child figurine was made c.1986.  It is 20.25cm high and is in near perfect condition.

These beautiful large mabe pearl earrings are set in 18ct gold.  The hinged backs firmly hold the earrings on pierced ears.  They weigh 15.48g and are a whopping  23mm diameter each.

Sixth Edition.  London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row, 1821.  Includes 359 pages plus four attached, fold-out pages of illustrations at the back.

This iron die is awarded to Roy Woodall OA in 1984 and is a Red Cross award. It weighs 3kg and is 9cm diameter and 7cm high.

This dignified, and somewhat surprised looking, Beswick cat is 15.5cm high.  It is in excellent condition and is awaiting its next disciple…