Police are appealing for information and witnesses following a burglary in Haringey during which several unique items of jewellery were stolen.
The burglary took place at some time between 19:00hrs and midnight on Tuesday, 12 May, at a house in Cissbury Road, N15. The occupants – a man and a woman and their young child – were not at home at the time.
Among the items stolen were around 230 items of jewellery.
These include a lady’s wrist watch made by Relide which has a rectangular cream face with a marcasite surrounding face missing two stones and an ornate bracelet style strap.
Also stolen was a silver bracelet with 17 enamel charms showing the coats of arms of European cities.
The burglars also took a Quendale pendant by Shetland Silver – which is stamped on the reverse with “From Harness Ornament Quendale Shetland circa 900ad” – and an Athens silver tetradracham coin within yellow metal and silver pendant mount.
Officers from Haringey CID wish to speak with anyone with information about the burglary or who has been offered any of these distinctive items for sale.
Anyone with information should call DC Corry at Haringey CID via 101 or, to remain anonymous, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.