Buddha seated cross-legged on lotus base. Hand on right rests, palm upwards on lap. Hand on left rests on knee. Hair done showing ushnisha. Robe draped from shoulder at right; other shoulder bare. Rough casting.

Seated image of the Buddha in the bhumisparsa mudra. Flame-like top knot; clay core.

Hand with upward bent wrist forming a right angle. A delicate floral motif ring on each finger and the thumb, similar motif in palm. Elaborate wrist band of four rows of repeated pattern. Fifth row has diamond shaped ornaments. Secured by screws to a wooden mount.

Female standing on a lotus base. Head circled by a nimbus of flames. Lotus on shoulder at right is grasped in that hand, which rests on her gracefully swaying hip. Arm on the left bent at elbow, palm out, index finger to thumb. Some signs of wear from worship. Sealed; chiseled vajra design on base plate.

Oil lamp with a pointed knob on outside at back of bowl and an elongated snout opposite the knob. Slight foot at base.

Oil lamp with a very deep spout for wick. The flat handle has three points. There is a rough incised line around the bowl rim and handle, and the bowl sits on a slightly flared base.

Male seated on a tiered base. Hands are held palms together in front, as in worship. Whisk under right arm. Most of surface covered with short, incised lines.

Elephant-headed male seated within circular arch. Arch may be of peacock feather design. Set on square base, inscription near top of arch.

Female seated cross-legged on a three-tiered rectangular base. Holds a ladle across lap. Jewellery and costume denoted by incision.

Male seated cross-legged on a multi-tiered rectangular base. Hand on left is raised with palm outward, the other hand rests on the figure's left knee. Hair is pulled up and coiled flat to form a head.