A 50-piece silver collection has been valued at up to £4,000.
The collection, dating from the 17th to the 20th century, was discovered by experts from Halls during their annual visit to Kington earlier this month.
Further treasures unearthed during the visit included a 9ct gold necklace valued at up to £1,200, an amethyst and diamond brooch valued at up to £600, a hardstone seal valued at up to £200, and an Arts and Crafts copper cigarette box valued at up to £150.
Other items appraised but not consigned for auction included a Central European icon of Christ valued at up to £400 and a 1920s French Egyptian revival clock valued at up to £150.
Maryanne Lineker-Mobberley, one of the experts from Halls, said: "It was another very enjoyable and successful event.
"We always find interesting and valuable items when we visit Kington and I would like to thank the people who came to see us."
She encouraged those unable to attend the event to contact Halls directly for valuations.
The company can be reached at Bowmen Way, Battlefield, Shrewsbury or by calling 01743 450700.
The valuation day raised £120 for Open Arms Kington CIC, a social enterprise focused on regenerating the rural border town.
Kim Greig, co-director and community engagement officer at Open Arms Kington, said: "Maryanne and Alexander had a busy three hours valuing 60 items which raised £120 for our social enterprise.
"They saw some really interesting objects, including an old Quran.
"We are very grateful to them for their continued support and to the people who turned up with items to be valued.
"This antiques valuation event has become a popular annual fixture in Kington and helps introduce our project to a wider audience."
In 2023, Open Arms Kington purchased The Oxford Arms, a Grade II-listed former coaching inn.
The team is now transforming the site into a community-owned hub and pub.
While renovation work continues, the organisation is using the rear courtyard and ancient barn for pop-up events, bringing people together through art, food, music, and other activities.
A detailed funding application to The National Lottery Heritage Fund is expected to be submitted by November to support the refurbishment project.
The goal is to create a sustainable, community-owned pub, venue, and B&B that returns all profits to local projects.
More information about Open Arms Kington can be found at www.openarmskington.co.uk or by following @openarmskington on social media.
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