A raised Masonic-style brooch with cross-pin. Irregular edge and a boss at the top. Eight rectangular cutouts, a large central diamond cutout and a smaller one above. Engraved with lines, circles and a star.

Latin cross with three cloverleaf terminals. Engraved decoration with hole at top. Maker's mark in cartouche at lower terminal, but indecipherable.

Triangular Masonic-style brooch with irregular edge. 18 cutouts, of which 10 are semi-circular, 6 rectangular and 2 diamond-shaped. Engraved with 6 stars and zigzag border. Outer edge of left and right side scalloped. Base has two bell-shaped protrusions. Cross-pin attached. Maker’s marks on front.

A triple strand necklace of glass beads and beavers strung on a metal wire with a large star at the centre bottom. The beads are mixed clear, yellow, red and green. On two-thirds the beads have six beavers on each side of the star, alternating with beads. Maker's mark stamped on star.

A hollow silver beaver with crosshatching on the tail. There is a hole at the mouth. Has maker's stamp in a cartouche.

Fragment, probably part of a cross, decorated with curvilinear zigzag lines. Two holes cut in one end.

Silver crown, one end fragmentary. Upper edge scalloped and underlined with double interrupted lines. Engraved with two crouching long-eared animals (rabbits ?), two flower rosettes and animal with antlers. Five cartouches on back containing makers' marks.

Broad, flat Lorraine Cross with trefoil terminals. Engraved zigzag decoration around edges with cross-line sunburst design in centre. Maker's stamps in cartouches at bottom, and hole cut in top.

Latin cross; clover leaf terminal at top, double curved terminals on cross bar and curved bottom; wavy lines engraved on cross bar and leaf motifs on vertical bar. Maker's mark stamped at intersection of bars.

Necklace of 24 cylindrical red glass beads with white centre and one round bead of same material strung on copper wire.One large pair and two small pairs of silver “kissing” otters separated by groups of two beads. The otters are entirely covered by zigzag engraving and are stamped with maker’s marks.