Pair of egg-shaped, burnished white clay owl salt (b) and pepper (a) shakers, each with a large hole beneath the tail and the letter 'S' or 'P' respectively winding around four holes in the head. Both have body details hand painted in black over the white background and the protruding beak and ears are dark red. Eyes are star-like with four long and two short lashes.

Jug-shaped, light orange clay owl has a white body covered with rows of hand painted splotches of dark brown. The large orange and brown beak loops up from the top of the head like a spout, with the dot-tipped ears placed near the back of the head. Red eyes bulge slightly.

Slightly rounded tubular-shaped dark orange clay owl with hand painted white body. Rounded wings, with thickly painted edges, cup around each side of the brown feather covered body. Large raised triangular forehead, ears, long beak and conical eyes are unpainted clay.

Hand coiled, gourd-shaped pale orange clay owl has all details, except the rust red beak and eye, hand painted in black over a white background. The scallop feather pattern that covers most of the body and head area does not extend down to the base bottom. Both large bulging eyes and broad beak with black mouth are highlighted by a surrounding fringe of numerous lashes and whiskers.

Roughly formed, hand coiled red clay pottery owl salt shaker with four holes in head and a large hole in base. Details are crudely hand painted in brown and red on a buff slipped background, the base is unpainted. Feather pattern covers most of body, dissimilar wings and tail are striped on one side. Circular ears and eyes with multi-lashed ring protrude slightly from head top. Two-tone open beak.

Hand coiled white clay pottery owl. Details are precisely hand painted in black and red on a white slipped background. Body is squat and round, covered with mesh-like feather pattern, with long stripe-tipped wings and tail pointing down towards ground. Ears bud out from top of head, beak is looped long and projecting upward. Eyes are small rings with multiple long eyelashes, encircled by outline drawn from ear to beak. Beneath the tail and under the loop is a tiny hole.

Roughly formed hand coiled gray clay pottery owl standing on two feet. Details are thickly hand painted in brown over a beige slipped background. Lower body and entire head are unpainted, the feather pattern with centre dots beginning at belly level and extending to the head. Vertical wings protrude slightly, as do the ears and remnants of a beak. Eyes are a simple dot. Mouth is open and there is a large hole under the tail.

Egg-shaped pale orange clay owl has red feet with three-prong painted black toes peaking out from beneath belly. Feather details are hand painted in brownish black over a creamy white background. Thick outline of face area drapes under staring eyes from red ears to top of brown beak with red band.

Egg-shaped hand made clay owl has two small owls, one larger than the other, each perched on a shoulder. All three have identical detailing of creamy white background on to which have been hand painted black overlapping feathers on the body with stripes at the tips of the wings and tail and curly feathers on the back of the head. Slightly convex sphere ears, tiny loop beak and iris of eyes with long lashes are red.

Miniature egg-shaped white clay owl, with no appendages, has hand painted body details in black and orange over a white background. Long overlapping feathers cover all of body except for thickly outlined face area at top front. Recessed orange eyes with large dark pupils are encircled with dot eyelashes. There is a hole in the base.