Rowbottom said people cannot view the stolen items if they have not made a report to police or do not have serial numbers or specific identifying features.
"The staff have done an excellent job in recovering these items and we now hope that we will be able to return all of it to its rightful owners," said Rowbottom.
"Burglary and theft is a serious crime that hugely impacts victims, especially if means they cannot carry out their work due to their tools being stolen."
Rowbottom said the recovered goods were a reminder of the importance of recording serial numbers for property.
"It is vital that police can easily identify who stolen property belongs to when we recover it, so that we can get it back to its rightful owners."