Necklace composed of blue cylindrical faience beads alternating with light green beads. They are hung with six yellow and blue charms and blue faience amulets depicting humanoid figures with their hands held to the sides of their faces.

Urn (part a) with lid (part b) made of red clay, unslipped and decorated with paint. The urn is conical in shape with a tapered flat base and a tapered, straight neck with a slight lip. There is a thick painted ring around the neck consisting of white, elongated triangles on a blue-black background. The front has a thick yellow strip with hieroglyphs written down the centre. On either side of the writing are red, white and black lines. The lid (part b) depicts a jackal head, painted black, light and dark brown with projecting ears and muzzle.

Cylindrical shaped, red clay vase with a rounded bottom and flat opening. The body widens slightly in the middle then tapers to the top. The vase has no decoration. There are black markings on the sides reading ‘XIII - dyii’ [13th dynasty] and ‘S.16.’.

Lid of a canopic jar made of grey clay with a black slip. The lid depicts a human head (Egyptian king?) wearing a large headdress. The facial features are incised. The base is circular and is slightly indented, and has been covered with light green felt.

Circular shaped, stone, shallow bowl with a tapered base. The bowl consists of different shades of orange with sections of cream and white. There are black markings in the bowl; black and red markings on the bottom. The bowl has no decoration.

Conical shaped, cream stone jar with a rounded, flat bottom and narrow lipped opening. There are two oval shaped projections on either side. The jar has no decoration.

Figure depicting the uatch, the sceptre of Isis, which represents a papyrus plant. The figure has a roughly rectangular top, below which is a segment representing the papyrus leaves that flares outwards towards the top, and the shaft has slightly rounded sides that come to a rounded point at the bottom.

Figure depicting the tree of Osiris, which consists of a slight foot, a slightly tapering shaft with four indented horizontal bands out of which emerge four raised rows representing palm branches followed by a slightly narrower raised band and a rounded tip. There is a vertical rectangular support on the reverse that angles forward at the top and is pierced with a hole that runs side to side near the top.

Figure with simplified features including a head, hair, a headdress, a blocky body, and two hands. The figure is depicted standing on a rectangular platform. A hole pierces through the figure from side to side near the top back.

Figure depicting the profile of a seated female pharaoh holding a staff. The figure is two-dimensional and has some linear details carved into the surface. Has a two-tiered wooden base.