Bead depicting the sacred eye of Horus (Uzait Horu) in bas-relief on both faces with a band of diagonal lines and a plain band above the eye, a line extending out from the side of the eye, a curved line with a curled tip extending diagonally out from the bottom of the eye, and a tapering band of ridges extending down from the bottom centre of the eye. Light green glaze. A hole pierces through the bead from side to side.

Bead depicting the sacred eye of Horus (Uzait Horu) in bas-relief on one face with a band of diagonal lines and a plain band above the eye, a curved line with a curled tip extending diagonally out from the bottom of the eye, and a tapering band of ridges extending down from the bottom centre of the eye. Light green glaze. A hole pierces through the bead from side to side.

Figure depicting Uraeus, the serpent, with its body bent twice and its head upright. The figure is depicted on a rectangular platform and has a rounded protrusion with a loop pierced by a hole at the top of the second bend in the serpent's body. Green glaze.

Figure depicting Anubis, the canine-headed god, with an inverted triangle headdress, arms at sides, and standing on a rectangular platform. The features of the figure are not very detailed. A hole is pierced from side to side near the top of the figure.

Figure depicting the canine-headed god Anubis with two slightly pointed ears and a stylized face and a series of vertical ridges on the front of the torso. A hole pierces through the back of the figure from side to side.

Figure fragment consisting of a humanoid head with a wide, flat and bald crown, ears and simplified facial features. Green glaze.

Figure depicting a humanoid torso with hair or a long headdress that extends slightly past shoulders, and a protruding element at the top of the head. The protrusion has one hole at the front centre and a hole that extends from side to side. Dark blue glaze.

Figure with a vase-like shape depicting a heart. At the top is a roughly rectangular shape with indented parallel lines that extend from front to back, and below this is an oval shape (as viewed from the top) that joins to an ovoid. The ovoid has a design on both sides consisting of two indented lines that form a v shape and a horizontal indented line at the bottom of the v. The ovoid is flanked by triangular protrusions, each with four parallel indented channels on the sides. Glazed in light green.

Figure representing the uatch, the sceptre of Isis, which represents a papyrus plant. The figure has a rectangular top with incised parallel grooves below which is a segment representing the papyrus leaves that flares outwards towards the top, and the shaft has slightly rounded sides that come to a blunted point at the bottom. Glazed in light green.

Figure depicting Horus with a scarab on his head and knives in his hands.