XXXIII. PENDENT JEWELS BY HANS COLLAERT, ETC. _p. 248._ 1. Enamelled gold pendant: in centre a figure of Charity with three children, on each side a pilaster set with diamonds and rubies alternately, with a cupid above, and beyond each pilaster a figure of Faith on one side and Fortitude on the other. German, sixteenth century. (B. M., Waddesdon Bequest.) 2. Design for a pendant by Hans Collaert (1581). _p. 196._ (Mr. Max Rosenheim.) 3. Pendant in the style of Collaert: enamelled gold, in the form of a ship, with figures of Antony and Cleopatra. _pp. 197, 247._ (Mr. Charles Wertheimer.) XXXIV. RENAISSANCE PENDANTS, ETC., OF GOLD, ENAMELLED AND JEWELLED. SPANISH (1-2) AND ENGLISH (3-6). _p. 254._ 1-2. SPANISH PENDANTS, LATE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. From the Treasury of the Virgen del Pilar, Saragossa. 1. Jewel in form of a parrot: translucent green enamel, the breast set with a hyacinth. _p. 249._ 2. Jewel of enamelled gold: a dog standing on a scroll, set with diamonds, rubies, and an emerald. (V. and A. M.) 3-4. THE DRAKE JEWELS: presented to Sir Francis Drake by Queen Elizabeth. 3. Enseigne of enamelled gold set with diamonds, rubies, and opals; the centre ruby engraved with the Queen's orb and cross. _p. 230._ 4. Enamelled gold pendant, containing a miniature of Elizabeth by Hilliard. _p. 253._ (Sir F. Fuller-Eliott-Drake.) 5-6. THE ARMADA JEWEL. Believed to have been presented by Queen Elizabeth to Sir Francis Walsingham. Possibly the work of Nicholas Hilliard. 5. Front: Gold bust of the Queen. 6. Back: Ark resting peacefully on troubled waves. Inside: Miniature of Elizabeth by Hilliard. _p. 255._ (Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan.)