Celadon cup stand with raised centre, and downward-facing lotus petal design around rim and raised centre. Outside of rim is slightly lobed at regular intervals to represent a flower shape. Unmarked.

One-wick lamp with a thick black slip, a round body with steep walls, and a rim at the shoulder set off with a well-marked groove. The lamp has a convex upper surface with a large filling hole at the centre and there is a second hole at the nozzle, which protrudes from the body and is slightly flared.

Hand modelled, seated bird; perhaps a dove.

Tablet carved with a panel of hieroglyphs topped with the head of the goddess Hathor, represented in the form of a cow's head.

Ushabti figure depicting a mummy with lines extending out from the eyes and a chin beard. The figure stands on a blocky platform and has hieroglyphs carved into the back.

Figure depicting a mummy (ushabti figure) painted in yellow and black over white with black and reddish-orange details and hieroglyphs running vertically down the front in black.

Figure depicting a mummy (ushabti figure) painted with hieroglyphs in black and red around the lower half, a white torso with a yellow collar, and a reddish-brown face with black hair.

Bead with an ovoid shape and incised lines in a grid and circular pattern covering the entire bead.

Celadon bowl. The interior has a band of stylized scroll (당초문; 唐草文) around the rim, four evenly-spaced lychee designs on walls, and one stylized chrysanthemum pattern at the centre. Exterior (from rim down) has band of two lines at the rim, four evenly spaced stylized chrysanthemum patterns outlined in circles, band of two lines, band of two lines at bottom, and four evenly-spaced chrysanthemum designs. Traces of three silica stone spurs underneath; the glaze colour is partially yellowish brown from oxidization during firing.

Pale grey-green bowl. Unmarked. Four stilt marks are plainly visible inside. Circular ring at base of walls on interior.