Zoomorphic clay vessel is in the shape of a grand fighting bull. Brown clay body is painted yellow with splashes of brown, and the tail and flowers of the ornate bridle and harness are green. A handle and raised round spout protrude up from the back.

Orange clay jug, with some cream and reddish brown paint and green glaze, has a bulbous body that narrows very slightly at base to a short foot. A long pouring neck has been fashioned into the shape of a seated male, with medallion-covered scarf and hat, who is urinating into a cup. A curved handle projects from the back of the figure's waist and a twisted cord stretches between it and the feet.

Dark brown glazed ceramic jug, with spherical body on an uneven round foot, has long pouring neck that has been fashioned into the shape of a seated musician holding a horn. A curved handle projects from the back of the figure's waist and decorative flowers and animals encircle the area below his feet.

A fully modelled ceramic bull of light orange clay, crudely painted white with details in brown paint and green slip. Details of harness and saddle are flat while flowers, tail, tongue etc., are modelled additions. The bull is hollow with a small strap handle in front of the vessel mouth on the animal's back. The loops of fat at the front of the neck, which are part of the ritual cutting and featured prominently.