A set of four plain red ceramic model jars. Part a is the largest jar; part b the second largest; part c the third largest; part d the smallest. Jars may have been dipped in a clay slip.

Top for hukka. The lid is wider at the base then tapers to a hollow tubular top. Around the base and the top are incised line decorations. The lid is red in colour and has possibly been dipped in red clay slip.

Balustrade-shaped pipe that has possibly been dipped in a red clay slip. There are line and crisscross geometric designs near the base around the widest part. Holes leading to the inside of the pipe are found both at the top of the pipe and to the side of the pipe.

Plain unglazed red ceramic lid that tapers upwards to a mushroom-shaped knobbed handle. Lid has a flat rim around its base. Lid may have been dipped in a red clay slip.

Model pot with lid (B611 b). The pot is plain and the red colour may have been the result of the pot being dipped in a clay slip. The pot is tapered near the bottom, widens at the centre, and tapers back in to create a lipped rim. The lid (B611 b) fits inside the lipped rim of the pot, and tapers upwards to a mushroom-like knobbed handle.

Model pot. Pot tapers near the bottom, widens at the centre, and tapers near the top creating a rounded lip. The pot is red, possibly from being dipped in red clay slip. There is a thick chalky line painted around the widest part of the pot around the middle. There are chalky dots painted around the neck of the pot.

Pot that tapers at the bottom, widens in the middle and, tapers near the top to form a wide rim. The bottom of the pot is round. The pot is red, and has possibly been dipped in red clay slip.

Small, rounded vase with a dark brown glaze and a broken neck.

Lamp has small bowl and is raised on a stem base. In centre is a small protruding object for holding a wick. Colour is gray with a crackled surface.

Dark brown teapot with a short spout, two handle attachments at the top, and three short legs.