A small red covered book of the Qur'an. Each page is bordered in gold leaf, a brown stripe, and a blue stripe. The red cover has an end flap, to guard the pages.

Religious painting on a rectangular piece of tin with large scalloped edges. In the centre is an image of Mary standing above thirteen kneeling figures (probably saints or religious leaders). In the upper right corner is a small image of Jesus. Inscription written in church Slavonic.

One-wick lamp with an elongated spout that widens slightly towards the tip and a rosette ornamenting the teardrop-shaped handle. There is a small loop on one side and two larger loops at the top back of the body with a larger filling hole at the top centre.

Lamp with a round body as viewed from the top, and a long projecting nozzle with an overall red slip. Decorated on the top of the shoulder with radiating ribs and a lion head in bas-relief on one side. There is another design in bas-relief on the opposite side, but it is unidentifiable.

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.

Figure depicting the god Ptah-Seker-Osiris in infant form. The figure has a scarab beetle carved into the top of his head, and he is flanked by two figures. A figure is depicted on a flat surface behind the main figure. Pierced with a hole that runs from side to side at the back of the head.

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.

Tablet carved with a panel of hieroglyphs topped with the head of the goddess Hathor, represented in the form of a cow's head.

Figure representing a mummy (ushabti figure) with arms crossed holding sceptres. The figure is light blue faience with painted facial features and hieroglyphs running vertically from the torso to the feet.