Small amber bottle. The body is rounded with a flat bottom. There is a short stout neck opening to a wide rim. There is a groove carved on the inside of the rim.

Bottle with bulbous base and a neck that flares outwards slightly towards a mouth without a lip.

Translucent blue bottle with a spiral design. The body is wide and rounded with a flat bottom. The neck is long, slender and cylindrical leading to a round, splayed rim. The spiral design is imprinted into the glass. It begins midway down the neck and continues onto the base.

Small black and gold bottle. The body is wide with a flat bottom. The sides have vertical ridges that disappear at the rounded shoulders. The neck is narrow and short with a small rounded rim. The bottle now appears black with gold flecks but was originally amber coloured.

Miniature glass bowl. The bowl has a thick and slightly concave bottom. The sides are straight leading to an out-turned rim. The glass is covered with an off-white coating.

Small blue glass bowl. The bowl has a short pedestal base. The sides of the body curve outwards to the large rim. The mouth is wide and the rim is wider with a rounded lip.

Bead depicting six papyrus columns in translucent blue glass. A hole runs from top to bottom at each side.

Figure in red moulded glass (?) depicting Ptah Seker with a shaven head and arms and legs bent outwards. All features are in bas-relief. A plant fibre stem emerges from the bottom of the figure.

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.

Red and green floral and geometric designs embroidered on an orange ground. Decorated with small circular mirrors. Lined with red cotton (?).