Amulet figure depicting Uzait Horu, the sacred eye of Horus, inside a roughly circular shape with indented lines around the edge and a hole pierced through it from side to side. The eyebrow is glazed black, and the remainder is glazed green.

Amulet representing Tyet (the knot of Isis). It is in the abstracted form of a humanoid figure with a rounded head, and concentric upside-down u shapes representing the arms and torso with an isosceles trapezoid representing the legs. The figure has a rectangular block at the reverse that is pierced with a hole from side to side near the angled top. It is glazed blue.

Amulet depicting the triad of Isis, Nephthys, and Horus standing side by side holding hands. They are standing on an elongated rectangular platform and thate is a loop at the top centre.

Figure representing the goddess Nephthys standing with her arms at her sides and a headdress consisting of raised vertical bands that form an overall arching shape bordered at the bottom by a horizontal band.

Figure representing Ptah Seker seated on a platform with legs crossed and hands holding the base of an elongated object against his chest and left shoulder. Loop behind neck. Glazed green.

Figure depicting the goddess Bast, with a human head and the body of a cat. The figure is seated on a platform that is square at the front and rounded at the back. There are four protruding black triangular shapes with rounded corners on top of the head, and there is a loop at the back of the neck.

Figure composed of a representative pair of Hes or libation vases, each with a cylindrical mouth above a flared lip that narrows to the neck, and a rounded shoulder that narrows towards a flared base. The vases are joined at the top where there is a projecting shape, square with four parallel raised bands as viewed from the top, and a rectangular platform at the base. A hole runs through the square projection from side to side and the figure is glazed in light bluish-green.

Amulet of Uzait Horu, or sacred eye of Horus. This is the quadruple form of the sacred eye design, which is repeated symetrically four times. The design is emphasized with black lines and the amulet is pierced with a hole that runs from side to side.

Figure depicting the god Sobek as a crocodile lying on a roughly triangular base. Glazed blue with a hole that pierces through the top of the crocodile's neck.

Figure representing a hare with emphasized ears lying on a rectangular platform. Green glaze. A hole is pierced from side to side between the ears and the back of the hare.