Interior and bottom is lacquered black. Sides are brown varnished. The exterior is plain with two openings on the sides for handles. Unmarked. (2005-02-18: Rectangular insert with circular cut-out sits in one end of tray)

Ornament featuring a depiction of Har-pa-khered (the god Horus). He is represented as a young Egyptian prince wearing the crowns of the south and north. His left foot is placed in front of his right foot, and there is a loop behind his head. Mounted on a rectangular block of wood.

Ushabti figure representing a mummy wearing a nemes headdress (striped headcloth) with arms crossed, and holding a sceptre in each hand with six rows of hieroglyphs carved around the lower body and traces of paint in recessed areas.

Grey, clay Ushabti figure, mounted on a stained, rectangular piece of wood. The standing figure is wearing a headdress, has a beard and incised lines for facial detailing. His arms are folded onto his chest with something held in each of his hands. The figure has hieroglyphs written all over his body.

Figure representing Imhotep, and carved from one piece of stone. His left foot is placed in front of his right and he is holding a sceptre in his right hand and the symbol of life, the ankh, in his left hand.

Model of axe. Wooden handle and blade at top. Both top and bottom of handle have been blackened.

Model of a man's hoe. V-shaped, with blade of hoe at bent angle. Blade is leaf-shaped. Black X-marks decorate the length of the wooden handles.

Model of woman's hoe. Long handle bends at an angle near the top. Attached to the other side of the protruding angled piece is a triangular shaped metal blade edge. The angled protrusion and end of handle are blackened.

Long stick with bulbous end depicting a club. Both ends are dark.

Wooden model of a chief's house with a burnt design of simple dark lines that distinguish the walls and the roof. There are two rectangular doorways opposite each other cut out of the walls.