Buddha seated cross-legged on a small half-moon base. High pointed topknot and elongated earlobes. Hand on left is draped over knee. Hand on right rests palm upward in lap. Clay core; light blue-green patina on base.

Shrine that has a rectangular base with arch at back surmounted by umbrella-like motif. A variety of figures are seated or otherwise disposed about the base: five-headed cobra rises in centre of arch; other figures include a bull, a lingam, another cobra, a pile of stones, the elephant god Ganesh, and four female figures, one at each corner.

Arch-shaped plaque with three figures in relief. Large central figure of Shiva holds shield to right and sword in hand on the left. Two small figures on either side of legs: on left is his consort Uma. Arch and garments denoted by incision.

Male crawling holding object resembling ball in hand to right. Has large ringed headdress in medieval south Indian style; wears elaborate necklace, armbands and anklets.

Crawling male with object in hand on right, which resembles a ball. Wears elaborate jewelry and high medieval style ringed headdress.

Male figure, crawling with object resembling ball in hand on right. High-ringed headpiece in medieval south Indian style. Elaborate earrings, arm bands and necklaces.

Crawling male figure holds object in hand on left. Hand to right in playful gesture with finger pointing. Wears elaborate headpiece. Pants and jewelry marked out by circular stamp print.

Spoon with incised handle in a braid-like pattern. End of handle has a human figure at the top with its hands together in front, under canopy formed by five-headed cobra hood. Stylized projects are around the bowl of the spoon. In interior of the spoon's bowl is fluted.

Spoon with ribbed incised handle in a braid-like pattern. At the end of the handle, there is an elephant sitting under a cobra hood canopy. There are stylized projections on either side of the bowl of the spoon as well as a fluted interior.

Male and female standing side by side on an oval pedestal on rectangular base. Male's upper left hand holds antelope; male's upper right hand holds ax. Lower hand to right of male raised palm outward, lower left embraces female. Flower held in right hand of female. Both wear elaborate headdresses, denoted by casting and incision front and back.