Vial with a teardrop-shaped body, an elongated neck that flares slightly towards the horizontal lip.

Vial composed of translucent glass with a base that tapers to a narrow, slightly tapering neck with a flared lip at the mouth.

Small blue-green glass vial. The body is teardrop-shaped and the base is flat with a concave centre. There is a small ridge on the body. The shoulders slope inwards to a long, slender neck. The neck is broken; there is no rim present.

Green glass vial. The body is teardrop-shaped with a flat base. The sides slope inwards to a tall, slender neck. The area where the neck and shoulders join is indented creating a groove. The rim is wide and splayed.

Four brown sparrows in flight against a background of brown bamboo stems, and green and gold bamboo leaves. The frame is painted grey and red on the face, and dark grey on the sides.

Metal figure of Ganesh, an elephant-headed god, son of Shiva, (Hindu). The figure is in standing position and is situated on an oval platform. The figure has four protruding arms, two on each side. They were cast separately, and soldered on.

Pair of cymbals attached by cord. Two circular convex brass discs with a braided cord attached through the centre hole and knotted underneath.

Plain cylindrical handle with a long metal prong in one end.

Hand maul of stone with nipple-shaped top; handle flares into a circular head with flat face. Surface is polished.

Long, rectangular cotton textile with magenta, yellow and white dots that form a central, horizontal, geometric pattern of diamonds and circles along with a floral motif. The ends and one side have a repeated, vertical border pattern of curved lines. The designs are on navy background; ends are red.