Seal is inscribed with hieroglyphs and a hawk. The seal has a dark brownish-green coating and the hieroglyphs as well as the hawk figure are blackened.

Amulet, rectangular with low relief figures and glazed in blue-green. Depicts two baboons facing one another with a scarab beetle between. Two protruding rectangles at top are each pierced with a hole that runs from side to side.

Bead with an overall rectangular shape depicting in bas-relief four figures of the goddess Isis on one face and the wedjat (eye of Horus) on the opposite face.

Neclace composed of blue, red and white sacred eye beads interspersed with smaller blue and white ceramic beads. There is a blue bead with a white and black concentric circle design at the centre.

Necklace composed of blue tubular faience beads alternating with spherical yellow glass beads. Smaller beads with black, white and yellow concentric circle designs and larger beads with blue, white and black concentric circle designs hang at regular intervals.

Necklace composed of blue cylindrical faience beads alternating with light green beads. They are hung with six yellow and blue charms and blue faience amulets depicting humanoid figures with their hands held to the sides of their faces.

Figure depicting the tree of Osiris, which consists of a slight foot, a slightly tapering shaft with four indented horizontal bands out of which emerge four raised rows representing palm branches followed by a slightly narrower raised band and a rounded tip. There is a vertical rectangular support on the reverse that angles forward at the top and is pierced with a hole that runs side to side near the top.

Ushabti figure representing a mummy wearing a nemes headdress (striped head cloth) with a chin beard and crossed arms, and holding a sceptre in each hand. The body of the figure is carved with eight rows of hieroglyphs, and the figure is standing on a square base. A vertical band of hieroglyphs extends down the back of the figure. The figure is glazed with light green in some areas.

Bead in the shape of the eye of Horus in blue faience with a black glaze (?) dot representing the pupil above the tapering shape that protrudes downward from the eye, and a black glaze (?) line representing the eyebrow along the top. Blue glaze.

Figure depicting Anubis, the jackal-headed god, with his arms held at his sides, and standing on a rectangular platform with his left foot in front of his right. He is wearing a kilt-like loincloth. Glazed in blue-green.