Do you know who these belong to? Police attempt to reunite stolen paintings and jewellery with owner
The police have released images of suspected stolen paintings and a ring in the hope of reuniting them with their owners.
Three paintings and a high value ring were recovered on October 15 after a 37-year-old man was stopped and searched in Battersea. Detectives believe they were stolen from a home or vehicle in London, specifically within the South-west of the capital.
The man has since been released under investigation.
The paintings are dated and signed by an artist based in London who died a number of years ago, while the ring, a platinum band, is believed to be set with diamonds.
There is also a name on the back of one of the paintings which the team investigating may be able to use to corroborate who the rightful owners are, should anyone come forward to claim them.
Trainee Detective Constable Ben White, investigating, said: “These items are distinctive and we really want to reunite them with their rightful owners.
“They are clearly portraits of loved ones commissioned by a family, and if you know who they belong to, please contact us without delay – we are keeping them safe.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact police via 101, quoting CAD582/15Oct or Crimestoppers, 100 per cent anonymously, on 0800 555 111.