Cast bronze, hollow female head. The face has a pronounced brow with three small protruding marks above each eye, possibly representing scarification. Below the slightly protruding lips is a shallow jaw line leading to a long neck which is decorated with three thin rings. On the head is an elaborate headdress or hairstyle, starting at the hair line and culminating in a tall, thin cone-shaped projection at the top of the head that curves slightly forward. It is decorated with angled lines that are raised and crossed, making a diamond pattern. Decorations attached to the headdress hang down in front of the ears and at the back of the neck. The inside of the head is hollow and has a wire hanging halfway down from the point of the headdress.

Bronze mask, the face has an emphasized brow with a cross hatching pattern representing eyebrows. There are holes for eyes, with the eye area slightly raised. Nose and ears protrude. There is a hole for the mouth, which is open and has eight well defined teeth. On the top of the head, twisted and curved metal pieces are attached as hair. The neck is a thin piece of angled metal, patterned with dense vertical lines. Two ‘x’ marks are present on the cheek under the right eye. The back of the mask is hollow.

Cast bronze sculpture of a woman with her right arm raised and her left arm on her hip. She wears a wreath or crown on her head and appears to be wearing a long, sleeveless tunic that is belted low on the hip. Her hair is braided and falls down her back.

Cast bronze sculpture of a standing male figure, nude but for a cloak and winged hat, which indicates that this is a representation of Mercury. The cloak hangs over the figure's left shoulder and forearm, and he is holding a purse in his right hand. The figure is holding a contrapposto pose. The musculature of the sculpture, as well as the ears, eyes, and hair, is well defined despite the worn nature of the bronze.

Small cast bronze sculpture of a horse with a bridle that forms a suspension loop at the base of the figure's neck. This loop would enable the piece to be hung as a pendant. There are rings around the neck and waist of the horse, and the figure has bulbous eyes and a long snout.

A crescent-shaped, bronze stamp, or seal, with embossed symbols. Their are four pierced holes, and a protruding loop has been formed on the back of the object. The bronze is covered with a green patina.

Cast bronze votive statue of the goddess Fortuna. She is crowned, holds a cornucopia in her left hand, and holds a patera in her right hand. A robe is draped over her shoulders, crossing her chest, and is pinned to her waist in folds that descend to her feet.

Cast bronze sculpture of Apollo. The figure, standing in a contrapposto pose, is nude except for a wreath on his head and a quiver slung over his right shoulder. Both hands of the figure are missing, though the angle of the right arm suggests that he probably held a phiale in his hand.

Figure of a flying Eros. The hair is somewhat Alexandrian, and the body is chubby with a protruding belly. The bronze is pitted on the figure's left leg. One of the figure's wings has been broken, and the left arm is only partially intact.

Cast bronze figure of a horse with one front leg raised. The tail of the animal has been attached to the opposite rear leg. A twisted mane falls down the back of the figure's head and markings indicate a continuation of the mane down the sides of the sculpture. The facial features are well defined, with embossed eyes on either side of the face.