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Pudding or soup bowl. Cockerel on globe with College motto in centre of plates in yellow, brown and red. Decorative floral pattern round edge of plates in brown, blue, yellow, green, pink and red.

Medium plate 22.5cm diameter. Cockerel on globe with College motto in centre in yellow, brown and red. Decorative floral pattern round edge in brown, blue, yellow, green, pink and red. The plate is in a presentation box and was presented to Professor Barry A. K. Rider.

The College commissioned Wedgwood to design and produce a limited edition of crockery for the exclusive use of the College. This was used on High Table and in Hall for many years, but was withdrawn when the sets became depleted. The few plates that remain are now presented on special occasions to honoured recipients.

White china plates with image of College cockerel on globe on edge of plates in gold. Gold line painted round circumference of plates. Large plate with central dimple (cockerel on rim of plate), 30cm diameter; Large plate (cockerel on rim of plate), 27cm diameter; Small plate (cockerel on rim of plate), 16cm diameter. Used only in the Master's Lodge, particularly for official dinners and engagements.

Also white china plates with image of College cockerel on globe on edge of plates in black. Black line painted round circumference of plates. Large plate with central dimple (cockerel on rim of plate), 30cm diameter;

The initials R. Y. J. are written at the top of the pads.

Gold, with College crest on one side and black and red stripes on the other. Similar to JCHR/5/5/1/5

Pair college cufflinks - hard gold plate and enamel, Ryder & Amies, Cambridge.

Silver, with College crest on one side and black and red stripes on the other.

Pair college cufflinks - hard gold plate and enamel, Ryder & Amies, Cambridge.

Gold, with College crest on one side and black and red stripes on the other.

Pair college cufflinks - hard gold plate and enamel, Ryder & Amies, Cambridge.

Scarlet LittD gown

Scarlet LittD gown and black bonnet with red tassel. It formerly belonged to Freddy Brittain, Raymond Williams and Geoff Harcourt.

Small iron-bound chest, possibly the college's first secure receptacle for money.

Embroidered College Crest on cloth. Possibly something to do with the College Boat Club.

Taken from a College blazer, and showing the Alcock rhebus

Embroidered College Crest on blazer pocket formerly belonging to Hans Renold (1929-1932).

Floor mat in Jesus College colours

Black velvet with gold tassle

Black gown with black and white hood. Formerly property of John Wille (1927).

Two fragments of medieval tiles and two pieces of moulded stonework found on 9th August 2017 during works carried out to replace plaster on walls in cloister court. Tiles are possibly from the later part of the nunnery era of the College site, so late 15th century.

Wooden box with handle containing hand printing equipment and gauze screen. Includes ink roller and unidentified menu printed 1972, possibly the last thing made using the equipment.

Small metal handle, possibly from gardening or kitchen equipment.

Black fur trimmed hood from an undergraduate's academic gown.

Financial 'tombstone' relating to the financing of Hurricane Energy, a listed company that the College owned a significant number of shares in until 2019. The company was associated with James Huddleston and was involved in North Sea oil exploration.

Copper and tin lined jelly mould inscribed with Jesus Coll and mould design number 583. Design on top of mould shows cross with lion, crown and swag imposed on top.

Copper and tin lined jelly mould inscribed with Coll. Jes. Cant and mould design number 359. Design on mould is round with eight pillars topped with cross shapes.

Copper and tin lined jelly mould inscribed with Jes Coll Kit. Design on mould is rounded conical shape, with six half pear shapes to side topped with nipple shape.

Prize tankard awarded to John D. Katinakis for coming 2nd in 120 yard hurdles.