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Decorated bone knife handle with copper alloy wire wrapped around from Wickham Glebe.

Westerwald stoneware mug with A(nna) (R)egina motif and floral decoration from Wickham Glebe.

Bone tuning peg from Wickham Glebe.

Chinese porcelain tea bowl with exterior artemisia leaf and book tied with auspicious ribbon decoration. Base marked internally and externally.

Circular (geometric) silver gilt brooch decorated with leaf motifs.

Copper alloy harness pendant originally tinned or gilt and enamelled with a griffin motif.

Tin glazed ware dish with blue floral motifs from Wickham Glebe.

Chinese porcelain plate with interior floral motifs and geometric designs and exterior floral motifs.

Chinese porcelain saucer with interior landscape scene.

Chinese porcelain coffee cup with "squatting Chinaman" design from Wickham Glebe.

Chinese porcelain saucer with interior artemisia leaf and book tied with auspcious ribbons, and flower sprigs repeated twice in a crowded design.

Chinese porcelain tea bowl with exterior floral motifs and interior landscape scene.

Chinese porcelain tea bowl with exterior floral motifs and interior landscape scene.

Decorated Anglo-Saxon bone spoon with an elongated shallow bowl and a simply carved bird-like animal head at the junction with the handle. The tip of the handle is missing. There is a double acanthus

Finely worked bone needle. From SRC 54, St Ruel's Church, Upper Brook Street, junction with St George's Street, Winchester, Hampshire. Excavated by Sarina Butcher.

Bone needle or eyed weaving tool of broad flattish section. From SRC 54, St Ruel's Church, Upper Brook Street, junction with St George's Street, Winchester, Hampshire. Excavated by Sarina Butcher.

Nearly complete spouted pitcher in Winchester ware, decorated on its upper half with rouletting. From pit F1026, BR87-88, The Brooks, Middle Brook Street, Winchester, Hampshire. Excavated by M. Morris

Shale spindle whorl. From BR87-88, The Brooks, Middle Brook Street, Winchester, Hampshire. Excavated by M. Morris, 1987-88.