Human with an elephant head surmounted by a cobra hood and seated on a square base. Rough casting. Patches of green patina. Hollow base.

Open-work, lidded container in shape of a mango. The lid has a peacock on top. One hinge of the lid is secured by a wooden peg, one by a wire. The body of container is irregular in shape and has four spike-like projections. The bottom pulled to one side to form a knob. It is dented on one side.

Female seated on the back of a swan holding a lute in her hands. Elbow resting on her raised knee to right. Wears tiered headpiece. The swan holds foliage in mouth. All on square pedestal base.

Monkey with human body standing on a small round base, hands in worshipful pose. Garments and eyebrows denoted by toothed and circular stamping. Tail wraps behind head.

Four-armed male standing with a dog on a rectangular lotus base. Wears no garments or jewelry, only a girdle from waist to above knees. Upper hands and lower hand to left appear to have held objects: now broken off. Lower hand on right has fingers down, palm outward. Red-brown residue overall.

Female standing in a shallow dish holding a pear-shaped bowl in both hands. Hair is pulled to left side; wears heavy necklace and armbands. Ornament down front of skirts.

Hollow bird mounted on a rectangular base. Bird has fluted and incised feathers. There is a comb on its head and tail in flame-like shape. Holds large feather(?) or piece of foliage that curves down in beak. Jewellery around neck.

Sphere with pattern of raised squares, supported by a pedestal and surmounted by a peacock. Light brown residue in pedestal spokes.

Male figure with elbows away from body standing on a rectangular platform. Elaborate jewelry around neck. Head has a top knot and exaggerated eyes. Hands gripped thumb to forefinger. Light red brown residue on head and chest.

A hemispherical bowl standing on small round foot. Exterior is decorated by a symmetrical geometric pattern. The hemispherical lid with knob, has possibly three serpent heads (?) with a hole in the knob. There are hinges on both sides. One hinge is held together by wire.