Ship Cannon muzzle only. Probably ballast.

Gudgeon: bronze.

Preserving jar top and lid: stoneware.

Chandelier type ornament: glass.

Case bottle side section in concretion (12 fragments of glass)

Broken pottery sherds. All white in colour. 3 appear to be from same stoneware vessel, comprising 1 rim sherd and 2 conjoining handle sherds.

The fourth sherd (a broken china cup base) is of a finer glazed ware. Marked GLAD and MAD = Gladstone China, Longton, Staffs. This is post 1950 and cannot be from the Elizabeth wreck. May have washed in from old rubbish tip in eroding dune. See Encyclopaedia of British Pottery and Porcelain Marks by G. Godden pp.274.

2 parts of olive jar- earthenware.
Part (a) part of neck and shoulders. Part (b) is base.

Bolt: copper.

Muntz sheathing sample w/ stamp = 'PH Muntz's 1872 PATENT' 3 crowns + 20.

Sugar spoon: electro-plated base metal. Marked E.P.S?.M.

Bronze fitting (? control handle)