A 17th century gold ring – found by a metal detectorist in a Roydon field – could fetch around £14,000 at a Mayfair auction house tomorrow. The find, which was made by Alan Rumsby, will go under the hammer at Noonans Mayfair’s jewellery, watches, silver and objects of vertu sale.. The Ashfield Ring. “The coat of arms on the lozenge-shaped ring is divided into four sections, each representing her ancestral family heritage, namely Ashfield, Tendring, Botelier and finally Mapersall,” he said. When asked what he would do with his half, Mr Rumsby said he would take his wife on holiday.

Source: Express March 11, 2024 14:09 UTC