British Archaeology (Q2215)

Wooden pair of pilasters with decorative plinths and Corinthian style capital. Capital has an acanthus leaf design. Pilasters are grooved. Plinth has a central panel with an acanthus leaf flower in the centre (both missing) and small flowers in each corner. Painted cream.

British Archaeology (Q2225)

Plaster on wood shell hood (a), and 2 pieces (b and c) of green painted wood from surround. The latter appear to form a shelf or soffit to the underside of the shell hood. The plaster surface is painted or rendered with a cream / stone coloured coating. The interior concave surface of the hood is decorated with a large scallop shell and foliar S-scrolls and rocaille work, in rococo style. May be from a door hood or an internal buffet niche.

British Archaeology (Q2231)

Wooden panel from door with iron surface lock and iron surface mechanism. Appears to be made as a stand-alone piece which would have bolted onto an existing door. Lock mechanism operates heavy iron bolt which slides vertically (I.e. emerges from one of the narrow edges of the panel, 'due north' of the key hole.) Wooden surround has 7 circular or squarish holes through it, presumably to take bolt fixings, in an irregular pattern. Also one larger hole, roughly keyhole shaped. The panel varies greatly in thickness, having an entirely flat back surface, but a curved and angled front surface, especially thick around the iron faceplate of the keyhole. Appears to be handmade.

British Archaeology (Q2243)

Iron fire back with broken pediment top. Decorated with two bunches of grapes (?) and date '1646'. Below this is a flat-headed arch with initials 'R' and 'I', under which is a part of portcullis, lower part is missing.

British Archaeology (Q2258)

Sculpted stone in two parts (Q2258a-b). Q2258a - part of female figure from neck to knee, with iron rod protruding from base. Bare-bosomed, with right arm tucked into drapery. Skirt is folded and draped. 310, 200, 135mm Q2258b - Head of female adjoins Q2258a. Figure has long wavy hair, coronet with central ornament and scalloped neckline. Possibly part of a chimney piece (?) 180, 170, 115mm.

British Archaeology (Q2260)

Ten pieces of stained glass window (Q2260a-k). Q2260a and f - unequal sided quadrant of brown, green, yellow and clear glass with centre quadrant of green and yellow squares. Q2260a 1175, 910mm. Q2260f 1150, 990mm. Q2260b and c - unequal sided quadrant, colours as above, except includes red with four leafed motif in the centre. Q2260b 882, 616mm. Q2260c 882, 617mm. Q2260d and e - rectangular panels with the same colours as and f, centre is a rectangle of coloured diamond panes. Q2260d 990, 765mm. Q2260e 993, 760mm. Q2260g - rectangular panel with one curved side, same colours as a and f, central panel has diamonds. Too fragile to measure and photograph but approximately 1630, 950mm. Q2260h- too fragile to measure and photograph but approximately 1210mm on short side. Q2260j - too fragile to measure and photograph but approximately - length 1002mm. Q2260k - too fragile to measure and photograph but approximately 1040mm on short side.

British Archaeology (Q2262)

Sculpted stone relief of a single androgynous figure, half of head and lower part missing. Figure with bare torso and no arms, scrolls where arms should be, two panels of foliage on hips, short curly hair, traces of moustache and beard and clearly defined bosom. Object is possibly part of a chimneypiece.

British Archaeology (Q2263)

Stone female figure in three pieces with long hair and left breast bare. Lower half is in the form of a pedestal with a tasselled coin.

British Archaeology (Q2265)

Wooden coat of arms, painted dark-brown, black and gold. Central coat of arms consists of three dog's heads and chevron with lion's head surmounted by a helm. Above helm is a bird surmounted by a bird. Foliated scrolls around coat of arms terminating in two knotted tassels. The whole crowned by a cherub's head. Edged by an overlapping border with a large scroll at bottom. Baroque in style.

British Archaeology (Q2266)

Wooden pipe with conically tapering end, made out of a single piece of elm, many of its knotting and graining still on the exterior. Possibly part of a pump (?) Very waterworn.

British Archaeology (Q2310)

Remains of smelted lead dross and mortar grave lining plus re-used stones forming grave.

British Archaeology (Q2323)

Wooden jetty brackets in two pieces with side decoration consisting of: two uneven quadrilaterals surrounding central triangle, V-section flutes and a scroll finial at its base.

British Archaeology (Q2335)

Roof tile with peg.

British Archaeology (Q2341)

Wooden rail with inscription: ' ANO DMI THOMAS MACHEN 1604'.

British Archaeology (Q2355)

Pipe with broken stem and no stamp.

British Archaeology (Q2421 WRONG NO)

Jetty.

British Archaeology (Q2422 WRONG NO)

Coat of arms.

British Archaeology (Q2423)

Stone column.

British Archaeology (F1502)

Flint scraper. Neolithic period. number 68 (June 6th 1926)

British Archaeology (F1507)

Flint scraper. Neolithic period. number 71 (June 20th 1926)

British Archaeology (F708)

Bronze nail cleaner. Cross-bow type, socketed catch-plate.

British Archaeology (Fb5926)

Plate brooch, lozenge shape.

British Archaeology (F236)

Worked flint, used as scrapers or fabricators, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F227)

Flint cores, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F201)

Flint scrapers, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F200)

Flint scrapers, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F225)

Hammer stone(?), neolithic period

British Archaeology (F219)

Flint scrapers, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F195)

Worked flints, neolithic period used as fabricators

British Archaeology (F237)

Pygmy flint implements, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F222)

Flint scrapers, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F190)

Flint scrappers, Neolithic period

British Archaeology (F192)

Worked flints, neolithic period used as fabricators

British Archaeology (F223)

Flint core, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F241)

Flint flakes, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F243)

Pygmy flint flakes, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F202)

Flint scrapers, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F235)

Flint scrapers, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F238)

Pygmy flint borer, neolithic period

British Archaeology (F210)

Broken flint axe or celt, neolithic period, fragment showing cutting edge