Silver-gilt finger ring. The ring is decorated on the outer surface with a frieze showing a fox being chased by a hound. This is flanked by scrolls and two horned masks. The internal surface of the ring is inscribed with 'IN TIME MAY I'.

Poesy rings have a short inscription on Portable Antiquities Scheme database.

A gold poesy ring with a delicate geometric design, which may have once held enamel. The interior of the finger-ring bears the inscription 'A FRENDES GYFT'.

Poesy rings have a short inscription on their inner surface. They were popular during the 15th to the 17th centuries as lovers' gifts.

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A gold ring with a coat of arms featuring a saltire, Latin cross, lions with crowns and shields.

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Silver-gilt dress hook with female portrait. They were used to hold dresses together or hold up hems.

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