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- Owners sought for recovered property: Loughton
The silver pocket watch is engraved with the initials 'M.J.B' with a date, 'With love from mum and dad'.
This was found in Chipping Ongar in December.
The trinket boxes were found near Woodredon Hill in November.
- Bronze statues of dogs amongst items taken in burglary: Guildford
Various ornaments, including a number of bronze statues of bloodhounds and other dogs, were stolen from the property sometime between December 26 and 31.
Thieves broke in after cutting the telephone line to the detached house and breaking the exterior alarm box.
- Four life-sized marble statues of lions stolen: Dennyloanhead
Police are appealing for information after four life-sized solid marble statues were stolen from a yard in Dennyloanhead during the weekend.
The theft occurred sometime between 5pm on Friday February 5 and 7am on Monday February 8.
A Central Scotland Police spokeswoman said:
- Reward offered for return of £1 million paintings taken in burglary: Bruton
The incident occurred on Friday March 20th 2009 at around 10pm when three masked intruders forced their way into a property.
The house was occupied by a 47-year-old woman who was tied up by the intruders.
She was not found until 4pm the following day.
- Valuable antiques stolen in 'well planned' burglary: Leeds Road, Harrogate
The burglary occurred in the Leeds Road area, on the southern side of the town, between 9pm and midnight on Monday 25 January 2010.
The incident occurred while the residents were at home but were not aware that the thieves were committing the burglary.
- Stone head of John Fairfax stolen from church: Newton Kyme, Tadcaster
Police in Sherburn in Elmet are seeking information following the theft of a statue from St Andrew's Church, Newton Kyme, Tadcaster.
The theft of the statue, which was reported to North Yorkshire Police on Monday 11 January 2010, is believed to have occurred sometime after Tuesday 5 January. The statue is of the head and face of John Fairfax.
- High value statues stolen in two incidents: Shepperton
Police in Spelthorne are appealing for witnesses after two recent incidents where high value statues have been stolen from residential addresses in Shepperton.
- £10,500 Royal Doulton figurine stolen: Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent
The burglary happened at approximately 7pm on Monday 18 January, at the Royal Doulton premises in Forge Lane, Etruria, Stoke-on-Trent.
A rare Royal Doulton figurine valued at £10,500 has been stolen from Etruria.
The limited edition 43cm high figurine - one of only 50 - depicts St George on a white horse.
- Appeal for public to look out for distinctive bronze statue: Pirbright
West Surrey Police is asking members of the public to keep an eagle eye out for this bronze statue of a boy wearing a beret sitting on a horse.
The call comes following a burglary at a property in Pirbright in which thousands of pounds worth of antique and decorative artefacts were stolen.
- Thieves smash down antique shop door to steal vases: Edenbridge
Seven vases stolen from antique shop in High Street on morning of Sunday 24 January Police are investigating a burglary at an antiques shop in High Street, Edenbridge on Sunday 24 January.
At between 6 and 6.23am the rear door of the shop was smashed to gain entry and one of the showrooms was searched.
- Rare kneeling 'Spirit of Ecstasy' car mascot stolen from museum: Ringwood
Police are appealing for information after a very rare mascot was stolen from the front of a Rolls Royce car displayed in Ringwood Museum, Blashford, Ringwood.
The mascot was removed from the vehicle sometime overnight between Monday, December 7 and Tuesday, December 8.
The car itself is the seventh of only ten ever produced.
- Unique wire garden statues stolen from Dobbies Garden Centre: Shepton Mallet
Police in Somerset are appealing for information following the theft of two unusual wire statues from Dobbies Garden Centre in Shepton Mallet.
At some time overnight on New Year's Eve to New Year's Day, unknown offenders have taken the two statues, which were displayed at the entrance to the centre on Mendip Avenue.
- Family heirlooms stolen in burglary: North Northamptonshire
In June 2009 thieves stole family heirlooms from North Northamptonshire.
Items stolen included:
- Unique wire garden statues stolen from Dobbies Garden Centre: Shepton Mallet
Police in Somerset are appealing for information following the theft of two unusual wire statues from Dobbies Garden Centre in Shepton Mallet.
At some time overnight on New Year's Eve to New Year's Day, unknown offenders have taken the two statues, which were displayed at the entrance to the centre on Mendip Avenue.
- Valuable bronze statues taken from garden: Wentworth Estate, Virginia Water
Surrey Police is appealing for information following a theft of four bronze statues from a residential address in Runnymede.
The theft took place on Saturday 12 December between 9.00 am and 9.45 am from the garden of an address in the Wentworth Estate in Virginia Water.
The four statues of varying sizes are made of bronze and said to be of high value.