Male in crawling position with right leg extended backwards. Wears high, ringed headpiece and very ornate necklace and jewelry around neck. Hand on right is broken off. Holds object resembling a ball in hand on left.

Horse on high, hollow base (part a). Livery denoted by casting and incision; post on back to hold on riders. Pink residue on head. Male in straddle position for riding (part b). Hand on right holds an unidentifiable object; arm on left supports smaller female figure with dish in hand to right. Arm on left around male's back. Elaborate garments and jewelry denoted by casting and incision. Male has loop at back for holding figure to horse. Knob on back of each head; brown residue on heads and shoulders.

Three-dimensional male humanoid puppet: large head (part b) fits into body with skirt (part a), and a control rod (part c) with a long shaft that passes through the body and fits into the neck of the figure's head. The body has jointed arms, each with a long controlling rod attached. The figure has a light red face, blunt nose, large red eyes, red lips, and a brown human hair moustache attached to face with four bent nails. Wrinkles are rendered in black, and the figure's black hair is tied back with a white band. Clothing: blue tutupan attached with two nails, and a red, green and yellow sarong.

Round box with hinged lid and latch: overall geometric pattern suggests basketry; curved handles on lid. Two medallion designs on either side of box; small hole near base at back. Small patches of a solder-like material on back side of body.

Horse with ribbed surface standing on flat rectangular base that is mounted on four spoked wheels. There are patches of red and green paint overall. Two loops are found on the left side of the saddle. The one on right side has broken off. Loops were possibly once fitted with hanging ornaments.

Female seated on a lotus base; hair elaborately knotted at top. Wears large circular earrings, necklaces, and ornate armbands. Left leg pendant in lalitasana position, with hand on the left resting on knee, palm upward (vara mudra). Hand on the right is in vitarka mudra position. Flowers on either side of shoulders. Unsealed.

Female, wearing jewelry and a large headdress, seated under a decorated arch. Hand on the right is bent up grasping the stem of a large flower (lotus) at shoulder on the right. Hand on the left rests palm outward on right knee. Face and front of headpiece badly worn.

A silver hairpin that has an elongated u-shape, 6.5cm. long. Affixed to the bottom of the 'u', there is a flat piece that is roughly rectangular in shape, 2.5cm. long and is engraved with geometric patterns and with the design of a moth and a Chinese cash.

A thin cylindrical hairpin of hollow silver, tapering to a point, and round in cross-section (two-thirds of the length of the pin). The shank (remaining one-third) is stamped in a solid pattern of lozenges. At both ends, there are horizontal lines around the pin with short parallel lines on the longitudinal axis in between.

A hair ornament of flat silver shaped so that the inner surface is somewhat concave while the outer surface is somewhat convex. The ornament is shaped like an elongated marquise that is compressed in the centre. The outer surface has a main design consisting of a pattern of flowers and moths within a border that has a geometric design.