Large yellow rectangular with embroidery. Embroidered along the edges and corners is a predominantly red border with a paisley motif. The back is unlined.

Figure in the form of a hippopotamus, the emblem of Set, who is the god of evil. The figure is pictured standing on an oval base and its legs are joined by a short wall of stone that runs parallel to the body of the animal.

Figure depicting the naked god Bes with a headdress composed of feathers and a beard with vertical indented lines. His hands rest on his thighs, and he stands on a platform.

Amulet depicting Horus, the falcon-headed god, with his arms at his sides and his left foot in front of his right. The figure is standing on a rectangular platform and has an upright rectangular support at the back with hole pierced through it from side to side near the top.

Figure depicting the god Horus with a falcon head. The figure is depicted standing on a rectangular platform with his left foot in front of the right, and his arms at his sides. There is a hole pierced through the back of the figure.

Ceramic figure representing a lion lying on a rectangular platform with a loop at the top centre of its back.

Figure depicting an ape, the deity Thoth. The ape is depicted seated on a rectangular platform with its hands on its knees and a loop on its back.

Long, rectangular cotton textile consisting of seventeen long identical strips sewn together; edges are over crossed and machine sewn. Unfinished on the ends. The textile has a repeating stripe design in cream, black, and brown.

Large, rectangular green woven fabric with orange, blue, and yellow surface embroidery in geometric patterns. Overall robe is made from several individual strips of the same material hand-sewn together. Fringe at either end.

Long, rectangular shaped cotton textile (parts a-b) consisting of a repeated red, green, and black stripe and geometric pattern on a light grey with thin black striped ground. Both ends have a twisted thread fringe.