A Post Medieval silver cufflink element dating to c. AD 1660-1700. Produced to commemorate the marriage of Charles II to Catherine of Braganza in 1662. Found on Langley Burrell Common, disclaimed and returned to the finder Anthony Mims.

An incomplete silver cufflink (Lewis Form 1, Type F) of post-medieval date (c.1625-1725). The object consists of a circular sheet-metal disc with a centrally soldered arched attachment loop on the back. The underside of the button is plain and there is no evidence of a maker’s mark. The fashion for cufflinks to fasten sleeves developed during the 17th century and it is possible that a gentleman might wear a shirt with buttons and cufflinks to match.

A post Medieval silver button for cuffs dating to AD 1660-1700. Found at Yatton Keynell & returned to Mimzy the finder (WILT-D2D794).

WILT-D1DF3F Medieval silver applied bezel finger ring. 1400-1500 Found Upper Seagry. Disclaimed & returned to Mimzy the finder.

A Roman silver finger ring with surviving intaglio of Guiraud’s (1989) type 3g Found in 2018 by Andrew J Harrison and acquired by Bradford -on- Avon Museum for £180.

A crushed Medieval silver bell, probably a hawking bell. Dating to 1375-1600 Findspot,”Heddington” CP. Returned to the finder, Jon

A silver finger ring dating to c. AD 1400-1600. The ring is a three-dimensional depiction of clasped hands The ring features no inscriptions or maker’s marks. Disclaimed and returned to Terry the finder.

A Post-Medieval silver bodkin pin, dating to AD 1600-1700.Disclaimed and returned to Terry the finder.

A 6.88g fragment of a possible (Viking) gold ingot, dating to c. AD 870-950. Found by Matt Fenn. Find acquired by Chippenham Museum.