Seated figure in lalitasana position with right leg pendant; left hand in vitarka mudra, right hand resting palm outward on right knee. Flower projections from both shoulders: wears elaborate headdress. Jewellery and garments marked by incision and casting. Red residue in headpiece, on face, necklace, and waist girth. Projection left from casting process from sole of foot on the left.

Seal with conch-shaped stamp composed of a coil and chain design. Four braided bands hold a ring and coil handle to the top of the seal.

Seal with conch-shaped stamp created with a coil and chain design. Four braided bands hold a ring and coil handle to seal.

Seal with leaf-shaped design that has a ribbed and chain-like motif, possibly a scorpion design. Undulating bands hold a ring and coil-shaped handle at the top of the seal.

Solid, winged human resting on one knee with hands outstretched, and palms facing upwards. Jewelry and wings are indicated by incising. Elaborate headdress. Scarves trailing around shoulders and floating from waist.

Female seated on a small round base. Holds a ladle(?) across her lap. Headpiece, jewelry, ears and right leg have a wire-like appearance. Red residue is heavy on face, but found over all.

Male crawling with a ball in his hand on the left. Hair pulled into top knot with earlobes pierced. Jewelry denoted by toothed and circular stamping. May have originally been painted. Black marks in hair and red patches over all. Palm of left hand has light red marks.

Betel nut cutter in the form of a galloping horse. The livery decoration is very elaborate, and is identical on either side. The head, body, and one rear leg form one handle, the other is formed by the underbody, one rear leg, and the forelegs.

Male standing on a small round lotus base. Has a crown and flat disc-shaped top knot. Holes through earlobes; arms held out and away from the body. Hand positions indicate they may have held attributes.

Wide body with a sharply indented shoulder and a deep flaring trumpet-shaped neck and lip. The body of the vase is decorated with geometric designs below figures in panels on floral ground. This is surmounted by a concave band of Arabic script. The shoulder and neck of the vase has geometric incising and a second band of script.