Rounded gourd-shaped pale orange clay owl has brown scattered-leaf-like and circular feathers hand painted over a beige slipped background. Extended wings are rust red on one side, striped brown on the other. Dark beak and mouth is outlined in red and brown.

Long gourd-shaped, pale orange clay owl has a grayish white body onto which have been hand painted, in black, a pattern of overlapping feathers, and large spots at the head. Top surface of wings are decorated with alternating stripes and dots and the base is a solid black. Crooked loop beak and bulging eyes are two-tone black and pale red.

Hand coiled orange clay pottery owl coin bank. Body shape is slightly different from the norm, head sits forward, leaving more space at back for money slot at base of neck. Hand painted in thick brushstokes of dark orange and dark brown over a cream slipped background. Body covered with feather pattern and spots. Mouth is open wide with top beak painted up to little horn-like ears. Eyes on the sides have protruding pupils and short fat lashes. Label glued onto base.

Pear-shaped orange clay owl is hand made with black and orange body detailing thickly hand painted over a cream background. Large overlapping feathers cover the body and tiny orange feet with three black painted toes peek out from beneath the belly. Huge eyes fill head area and the outline that starts at the triangular design around the beak drapes under them to the ears to three dots at back of the head.

Pear-shaped orange clay owl standing on legs and triangular red feet has gray hand painted body covered with black dots. Wings curve in tightly around the body and the tail has a dark band along its edge and hole in it. Recessed eye cavity and pincer-like beak are painted red.

Pear shaped orange clay owl with white slipped and burnished body is covered with a hand painted brown feather motif. Tiny orange feet with brown painted toes peek out at base. Eyes are thickly underlined, from open beak to orange conical ears, and there are three dots at the back of the head.

Pair of egg-shaped, burnished white clay owl salt (b) and pepper (a) shakers, each with a large hole beneath the tail and the letter 'S' or 'P' respectively winding around four holes in the head. Both have body details hand painted in black over the white background and the protruding beak and ears are dark red. Eyes are star-like with four long and two short lashes.

Jug-shaped, light orange clay owl has a white body covered with rows of hand painted splotches of dark brown. The large orange and brown beak loops up from the top of the head like a spout, with the dot-tipped ears placed near the back of the head. Red eyes bulge slightly.

Hand coiled, gourd-shaped pale orange clay owl has all details, except the rust red beak and eye, hand painted in black over a white background. The scallop feather pattern that covers most of the body and head area does not extend down to the base bottom. Both large bulging eyes and broad beak with black mouth are highlighted by a surrounding fringe of numerous lashes and whiskers.

Painted wood altar screen depicting eight saints. The panel, painted with a pale yellow background, is divided into eight rectangular spaces with black spiral borders, each with stage-like curtains and a standing (one riding) figure wearing colourful robes of red, blue, yellow, green, brown and black. The names of each of the saints is written in black marker on the back of the panel - Saints Anthony, Joseph, Francis, James, Luis Obispo, Anne, Michael Archangel, and Our Lady of the Rosary.