Figure depicting the god Anubis, the canine-headed god, standing on a rectangular platform with his left foot in front of his right foot. There is a vertical elongated rectangle at the back of the figure through which a hole is pierced from side to side.

Amulet depicting the godess Bast in cat form. The figure is seated on what appears to be the top of a papyriform column. The cat's facial features are somewhat simplified and there is a rounded protrusion at the back of the cat's neck with a hole pierced through it from side to side, presumably for wearing. Blue-green coloured.

Figure depicting the god Bes in a stylized, blocky form. Eyes, nose and ears are distinguishable with three bumps running horizontally under the face and three widening projections at the top of the head. Underneath the head is a shape with five points, one missing. There is a vertical bar on the reverse with two holes pierced through it from side to side.

Bead depicting the sacred eye of Horus (Uzait Horu) in bas-relief on one face with a band of diagonal lines and a plain band above the eye, a curved line with a curled tip extending diagonally out from the bottom of the eye, and a tapering band of ridges extending down from the bottom centre of the eye. Light green glaze. A hole pierces through the bead from side to side.

Bead depicting the sacred eye of Horus (Uzait Horu) in bas-relief on one face with a band of diagonal lines and a plain band above the eye, a curved line with a curled tip extending diagonally out from the bottom of the eye, and a tapering band of ridges extending down from the bottom centre of the eye. Light green glaze. A hole pierces through the bead from side to side.

Figure depicting the jackal-headed god Anubis. The figure has stylized features including ears, each with an indented vertical line at the centre, rounded eyes, a flat brow ridge, and a blocky muzzle. The figure's arms are held at his sides and his torso has three vertical indented lines extending down from a horizontal line that crosses the chest. A hole pierces through the back of the figure below the head and it is glazed in light green.

Figure depicting the god Nefertem in stylized form with a headdress that tapers inwards slightly towards the head and has several vertical indented lines, a blocky rectangular body with two indented vertical lines, hands held at his sides, and an elongated rectangle at the reverse through which is pierced a hole that extends from side to side near the top of the figure. Glazed light green.

Figure depicting the goddess Isis lactans seated on a throne and holding her son, the god Horus, in her lap. Isis is depicted wearing the "throne" crown. Green glaze.

Figure depicting the Hedjet, or white crown of Upper Egypt. The crown is slightly flattened on the sides with a slight curve at the base that is interrupted by a small bump at the centre of the arc, and it narrows towards a bulbous protrusion at the peak. There is a rounded protrusion at the back near the top with a hole piercing through it from side to side.

Figure depicting the goddess Nephthys standing with her arms at her sides and a headdress consisting of an inverted stepped triangle shape.