Terracotta yellow and brown ewer with salt glaze technique on surface, straight tubular-spout with pouring lip and flaring base. Face decoration on neck with curved arms, one hand in cheek and front chevron band incised on surface. Modeled and molded technique. Not restored. Spanish form and style.

Small ewer with globular body, tulip-shaped neck and rim, pinched handle, and long spout. Foot is solid and slightly flared.

Small lead-glazed ewer with bulbous body, tulip-shaped neck and rim, pinched handle and missing spout. Foot is solid and unglazed.

Lead glazed ewer with an ochre/amber glaze. Has a globular body, long spout, pinched handle, tulip-shaped neck and rim.

Lead glazed pouring vessel, globular body, long spout, pinched handle, tulip shaped neck and rim, with green glaze.

Pear shaped pouring vessel with flat narrow shoulders and short vertical lip which probably indicates a lid once existed. A flat unglazed base. Slightly grey-white somewhat coarse body, covered to the base with an unctuous, crackled, translucent pale grey-green-blue glaze. Small handle and spout opposite one another. Sharply moulded phoenix motifs placed one on either side.

Green lead glazed ewer with slightly flared foot and a round body that goes into a neck that flares into another shoulder. A spout is attached to shoulder and handle is attached to shoulder and secondary shoulder in neck.

White pitcher with a flat base, double rounded body, short neck and narrow mouth. The lower body rounds in to a narrow middle, before rounding out again to form the upper body. The handle and spout attach once to each the upper and lower bodies. The handles is in the shape of a small dragon. Brown-black spots symmetrically but widely spaced on the glaze. Opaque, unctuous, blue tinged glaze falls short of base in places.

Functional curving spout is surmounted by a parrot as is the spiral-coiled, elaborate handle. Ewer sits on high splayed foot. The body, shoulder, and neck are hammered and incised with geometric designs placed in bands. Lid is a three-tiered dome with solid silver ball on which sits a parrot. The lid screws into the mouth of the ewer.

Blue-green, hexagonal, glass ewer with short neck and pinched pouring end which are thicker than the body. Handle on neck has deep green lines; herring bone design on two sides of body; small triangles on two sides; three large triangles vertically placed with circle in centre on other two sides. All sides are slightly convex. Previously broken and repaired.