One wick lamp with a circular body as viewed from the top and a protruding nozzle at the front. The upper surface is bordered by a raised rim. At the back of the lamp, a crescent-shaped thumb plate sits on an angle with a ring attached below it, and the lamp has three lengths of suspension chain attached from loops. There is a short flared foot on the underside.

Two-wick lamp with two projecting nozzles and a large filling hole at the centre with a raised band on the top surface. A link chain is attached to a suspension loop at the base of each nozzle.

A well-fired, single-wick, red lamp that shows sharply moulded lines and tooling marks. A factory lamp whose discus is decorated with a fine swan.

Figure depicting the goddess Tawaret with a hippopotamus head and bare breasts. She is holding an ankh symbol in front of her belly and legs. She is standing on an isosceles trapezoid shaped platform.

Ushabti figure representing a mummy with crossed arms and indistinct facial features. Glazed in light green.

Ushabti figure representing a mummy with a triangular shape in front of its legs. The figure is glazed in mottled green and light blue with black hieroglyphs on the triangular shape, as well as black lines on the nemes headdress.

Necklace composed of tubular blue faience beads alternating with yellow clay beads. Hanging from these are five faience beads, one is an eye of Horus, another is in the shape of an eye of Horus without any detail, and yet anothert is a square with a bas-relief eye of Horus bead with an overall square shape. To one side is an unidentifiable shape and at the centre is a stylized humanoid figure.

Necklace composed of cylindrical green beads strung in pairs alternating with a series of seven small round beads in varying shades of yellow, black and brown with a green amulet depicting a roughly humanoid figure hung at the centre.

Necklace composed of two leaf-shaped light green beads and two blue flower-shaped beads strung with three blue tubular beads and a green amulet figure depicting the falcon-headed god Horus.

Ushabti figure representing a mummy wearing a nemes headdress and with a chin beard. The figure's arms are crossed and each hand holds a sceptre. The front of the lower body is decorated with a vertical band of hieroglyphs, and the figure stands on a rectangular platform. Glazed in brownish-green.