2) Lemon squeezer used by Charles Dickens at Gads Hill Place and given to him by his doctor A.T.V. Packham.
3) Perang lawyer walking stick given to Dickens by Albert Smith in 1858.
4) Glass used by Dickens at Gads Hill Place.
5) Cribbage board used by Dickens.
6) Monogrammed fish knife from Dickens cutlery set.
8) Monogrammed items from Dickens dinner service.
9) Silver teaspoon belonging to Dickens parents while living in Portsmouth. It bears the monogram JED - John Elizabeth Dickens.
10) Cup and saucer used by Dickens at Gads Hill Place.
11) Reading glass used by Dickens from 1834 until his death in June 1870.
12) Wedgewood match stand presented to Dickens in Brighton in appreciation for his handling of his landlord's illness.
14) Silver matchbox and cigar cutter belonging to Dickens.
15) Chain purse used by Dickens to carry coins.
16) A perfume bottle of cut glass belonging to Dickens.
17) Gold mounted cigar case belonging to Dickens inscribed with a monogram.
18) Dickens dressing table bottle. The lid is inscribed with his monogram and dated 1858.
19) A walking stick used by Dickens.