Baton or staff consisting of a solid rod with a horned cow head at the top, five rings around the cow's neck, and a series of turned segments of varying widths from cow's head to about a third of the way along the rod, ending with a wider band. The band has a hook on one side and a ring on the other. The ring has another large ring looped through it. The end of the rod is rounded.

Single circular oil bowl; spout for wick opposite flat handle on which bird perches. Rim has loops that probably held pendant ornaments. Outer surface of bowl, stem, and round base are patterned by raised ribbing.

Single circular oil bowl with spout for wick; bird is perched on flat handle opposite. Flat projections around rim, from two of which loops with pendant ornaments hang. Stem swells sharply in mid-section. Round base, entire lamp patterned by raised ribbing.

Plaque in the form of a male human head, framed in an arch. Wears a headband with five diamond shapes and three bars in the middle of forehead. There are four raised dots on earlobes. Figure also has an elaborate moustache and has fangs curling away from mouth.

Small double-bodied bull resting on a triangular base with front and hind legs facing inwards close to the body. Hole in centre of base between two bodies.

Sculpture of Shiva. Male with four arms dancing in an ring of flames; stands with left leg on back of a small demon figure; leg on the right raised in front of other leg, knee bent. Upper hand on left holds a kettle drum and the upper hand to the right presents a flame. The lower hand at left is held in the abhayamudra gesture with the wrist encircled by a serpent. The lower hand to the right has wrist bent across the body pointing down to the leg. Supported on a low rectangular pedestal on a lotus base.

Small bull (nandi) standing on elliptical base. Head tossed back; livery marked by incision. Post in centre of back protruding upwards.

Spoon with a figure on the top of the handle that depicts Krishna dancing on the back of a serpent (kaliya). The junction of the bowl of the spoon and handle has a parrot on either side. There are incised patterns on back of handle and bowl.

Small female figure (Annapurna) standing with arms front and bent at the elbow; position of hands indicate they once held something, now lost (ladle?). Holes in earlobes and a ring on the back of the head; face quite worn (worship?).

Spoon with ribbed handle. At the end of the handle, there is a figure that stands in worshipful manner under a five headed cobra's hood. The bowl of the spoon is stylized with triangular projections to one side.