Pair of white chopsticks that has black horn tips on the hand-end that is connected with iron or silver rivets. Ends of the chopsticks are pointed.

Part a: long and wide medium coloured wooden piece with a squared off point on one end and a tapered point on the other end. Part b: short and twisted dark wooden piece with two squared off points. Part c: long and light coloured wooden piece that is wide and curved on one end and is thin and pointed on the other end.

Figure depicting Horus, a falcon-headed god, son of Isis and Osiris. The figure is portrayed in profile with a protrusion in front of it. The head of the figure is carved in low relief and on the shoulder are incised a series of horizontal lines bordered by a band of zigzag at the bottom. Two holes in bottom of base, which flares outwards at the ends.

Amulet carved from a piece of orange-brown agate to represent Uzait Horu, also known ad the sacred eye of Horus.

Rectangular carving with a central male figure that is richly adorned and flanked by two female figures. The figures are framed with leaf and scroll motifs at each side and two small winged deities at the top . Very high textured relief carving throughout.

One slab of grey limestone similar in shaped to that of a rectangle, but one side is tapered to a narrow squared-off point. There are three distinct row of high relief carvings depicting human figures.

Plain dark finish. Long, hollow, cylindrical brown wood piece.

A wood stand made in one piece and created in such a way so that when it is opened it unfolds into an x-shape. Carved with a floral pattern in the panels and petal borders.

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.

Scarab. Carved from one piece of mottled green stone and depicting a beetle, with incised lines that run along the length of the wings.