Terracotta beaker with constricted body and wide flaring neck and rim. The surface has been burnished, and there are areas on the body where the surface has worn or broken away. There is a small hole in the base.

Terracotta beaker with flared rim, constricted neck, (unusual) square base, and polychrome slip decoration. There is a black band around the lip, interior and exterior edge. Below this there are two abstract warrior figures in orange, buff, red, grey and black on a cream-coloured background. There are two bands below the images, at the neck of the beaker, one orange and one red, both outlined in black. Below these there is a band of buff, and a thin black line at the edge of the square base which is then entirely orange.

Gift of the Ernest Erickson Foundation, Inc.

Gift of Dr. Werner Muensterberger

Gift of Dr. Werner Muensterberger

Gift of Mrs. Eugene Schaefer

Gift as a memorial to Dr. Harlow Brooks

A light red-brown wood beaker with a slightly more rounded upper portion from which it tapers downward to a smaller lower portion that flares a bit downward and outward around the bottom edge. Main design consists of a honeycomb pattern with and lozenge design within. A horizontal band of interwoven geometric zig zag - like pattern is above and below the main design. The bottom has a design which consists of a circle with a lozenge design within, and seven equally spaced radial lines.

A small triangular object, possibly with some pink-red glaze, although much has worn off.

Translucent purple-brown glass beaker. The round body is divided into three areas by two raised horizontal lines around the centre. The upper section has raised leaf motifs; the middle section is plain; the lower section raised vertical flutings with alternating rounded and pointed ends. The bottom is flat with three concentric circles.