Flat spoon made from a short segment of leaf-covered bamboo stem inserted into a black metal bowl.

One large and five small lobed pendants with traces of molded leaf and branch decoration in black. Combined with glass beads of various colours including blue-green, red, white, and black. The molded decoration seems similar to the design on stem B57.

Wooden, circular tambourine with a skin ? cover and five sections of metal discs. The wooden frame is inlaid with square, diagonal and triangular pieces of mother-of-pearl and horn to form a geometric pattern. The metal discs are all similar with the exception of one set that has jagged edges.

Figure depicting the Uraeus, or cobra, which is the symbol for the goddess Wadjet. The figure's tail is curled against itself and its head is raised and adorned with the Deshret, which is the Red Crown of Lower Egypt and has a widening shape with a raised lip at the back.

Fur covered bear mask, eyes set with abalone shell. Black painted copper plates on either side of nose, following line of mouth. Wire frame at back of mask.

Drum that has a jar-like base with a light coloured hide top and lacings that tie together around the rim of the base. There is a black circle on the drum head. The jar-like base's surface has a hammered effect.

Oval shaped tray with prunus designs in light and dark blue on a crackled white surface on bottom. Top has turquoise floral and spiral design.

Circular herringbone weave tray with a gently rounded bottom and a thick bamboo rim bound with copper wire.

Plain ink container. The lid is copper lined. The ink container is cylindrical and has a long stem handle with an adornment in between the two through which a black string is looped. The handle is spotted.

Plain shallow bowl with a wide rim and narrow base. Three indents around inner rim.