Box 1: Brass dragon; Silver cigarette case with dragon motif; Brass hunting horn (belt buckle or military cap badge); Set of three magnifying glasses; Spoon [tarnished]; Unknown item with tiny bowl on one end, mouthpiece at the other with piece of wood between; Small figure of angel/cherub with hands behind back; Glass bottle [slightly damaged] with glass stopper containing small balls of unknown substance; Carved wooden box containing wooden beetle with moving legs; unidentified metal box with three 'fans'; Four small coloured gaming boxes (possibly by Mariaval le Jeune, Paris, 18th century) with mother-of-pearl lids and ivory containing counters, possibly for playing Quadrille (in wooden box with four compartments).
Box 2: Leather bag of assorted coins; Small booklet containing illustrations of University academic dress; Slip case without contents; Fan made of plastic or ivory [damaged]; Five decorative glass panels with floral design [some broken].
Box 3: Empty metal box, with ornate, coloured floral open-weave design; Japanese bowl with decorated lid, containing assorted coins and rings; Two ornate jewelled belt buckles in case; Wooden Buddha figure connected to another figure [purpose inclear, possibly a toy]; Bag of marbles labelled 'Prince of Wales marbles'; Glass swivel seal with three unidentified shields/ coats of arms on gold clasp and ribbon; Small scent bottle containing unknown substance; Metal rattle with whistle.
Box 3: Bundle of buttons (ten large, six smaller) bearing crest of cubit arm grasping a staff [?], formerly tied together with string [Stanley French's list says it is the Kenny crest]; Wooden box with several wooden discs [purpose unclear]; Small key with tag labelled 'Fisher chest, deposited at Lloyd's Bank, Cambridge, 19.3.63'; Small piece of wood with label saying it came from the [HMS] 'Royal George', which sank in Portsmouth Harbour, 1782; Double-sided miniature with two different, possibly Biblical, figures; Bullet, fashioned into unknown object, piece at top broken off; Disc with man’s head (embossed) [could be George VI]; Disc [made of cardboard] with small token attached, inscribed 'Nationale ban de la garde'; Button with University coat of arms; Small engraved object with unknown substance inside [tip of cane or walking stick?]; Four small bell-shaped objects, linked together; Extracts from The Times and Golf Illustrated relating to Rex Salisbury Woods, May 1972; note originally with relay medals won by Woods in 1914 [medal - DCHR/2/4];
Box 4: Small silver key in presentation box, may be ceremonial key to Kenny Gate; Envelope of six cigars, dated to 1816 [NB: originally displayed in the old Muniment Room as "the oldest cigars in the world" - Dr Millett]; Spillikins with rules for playing the game; Two small red lacquered boxes; 'Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures' by Mary Baker Eddy, published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, USA [nd]; Packet of conical-shaped pegs; String of beads and loose beads; Fabric shield; Thermometer [?] in box; Nest of five pot balls; Small leather-covered box; Scarf [made by Misses Kenny?]; Small wooden box with seven small buttons on card, bearing crest [see box 3 above]; Small, pointed embroidered shoe; Small rectangular box (empty) dated 8 June 1819; Two small pieces of embroidery; Small seal matrix with dog design
Box 5: Black and white photograph of house, 'Knockanotis Ballinrobe [co Mayo] Taken in 1903'; Ornate purse with beadwork (many beads loose); Purse with beadwork; Four suede slippers with beadwork; Small metal box with dragon motif containing small beadwork purse, 25 cent Belgian coin and piece of wire from first Zeppelin brought down in WW1 at Cuffley, Hertfordshire, 3 September 1916 in envelope stating that it was sold in aid of wounded soldiers; Three small boxes originally containing medals; Empty wrapping labelled ‘Octagon Lucky penny May 10th 49’; Canvas bag with three pieces of rock: ‘specimens of old quartz given to me when a guest of Col Parrot Johanisburgh [sic, Johannesburg] 5 April’; 26 plaster casts, different sizes; 11 plastic seal matrices; Three wooden circular boxes, two containing small seals;Small wooden disc [purpose unclear]; Small metal disc with threaded screw; Rectangular box, lined with blue cloth and from T and J Bragg, London and Birmingham; Small silver box with ‘PGW’; Tiny child’s head [purpose unclear]; Old fashioned pen? [no nib]; Small bead hat; Newspaper cutting re ‘Victory’, nd [19th century?]; Manuscript note re ore excavated from mines in South Africa;

Box 6: Wallet of Potichomania [way of copying Japanese designs on porcelain onto paper] with small booklet about the process, mid 19th century.