Portion of silver knitted ornament from Croy, Inverness-shire, 800 - 900 AD

Portion of an ornament with trumpet and spiral patterns, from Norrie's Law, 600 - 700 AD

Ornament of bronze decorated with two snake-like animal heads, from Hill of Fortrie of Balnoon, Inverkeithny, Banffshire, 11th century

Ornament of bronze, with ring handle decorated with two snake-like animal heads, 11th century

Gold ornament with garnet settings and core of bronze, from Dalmeny Church, West Lothian

Handle or ornament of deer-horn, locality unknown

Ornament of glass, curved and rectangular, carved with a lotus blossom between two mythical Baoxianghua (Buddha's Rose) blossoms in golden-brown glass over colourless semi-transparent glass layer, and with reign mark on reverse: China, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong mark and period, 1735 - 1796 AD

Stand of wood, for a double-layered glass ornament: China, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong reign, 1735 - 1795 AD

Ornament of pale green jade, discoid with carved and pierced ornament, with a moveable cog within a circular wheel in the centre: China, probably early 20th century

Ornament of white jade with a russet marking, a hollow cylinder with a nearly square exterior, carved with rows of projections, a miniture of a cong, a Neolithic ritual jade implement: China, early 20th century

Green jade ornament, a disc with a conventional flower head carved on the obverse, and a circular panel of floral ornament surmounted by a ju-i-head border on the reverse: China, 19th century

Ornament of gilt and enamelled silver, offered as a wedding present: South China, probably Fuzhou, 19th - early 20th century

Woman's ornament of brass with an interlaced pattern of eternal life, personal use: Tibet, late 19th century

Conch shell ornament with cordage and a woollen band attached, worn at the back of the neck: Assam, Angami Naga

Ornament? of cast bronze, cruciform with bilobed and rudely triangular limbs, and a central boss raised to a point: Assam, Abor

Heart-shaped ornament of silver with chased border, worn suspended from the waist by young girls: Asia, South East Asia, Thailand or Laos