Coffee pot (dallah) with bulbous lower body that tapers in the middle and flares out slightly to the top. The hinged bell-shaped lid is topped with a tall finial. The curved handle is wrapped with a strip of black leather with thin sheets of metal woven in. There is a long crescent-shaped spout with a hinged metal flap that can be secured in place with a curled end. The body is engraved with two pairs of rings around the bulbous middle, and punched with repeating designs around the lid and upper portion of the pot.

Small, straight flaring cup with flat circular base. The sides are embossed with a large panel of designs including three animals with curved tails, bordered by bands of small repeating geometric designs. Additional punched designs are added.

Coffee pot (dallah) with wide cylindrical lower body that tapers in the middle and flares out slightly to the top. The hinged lid is topped with a tall finial. There is a curved handle and a long crescent-shaped spout. The upper body and lid are punched with repeating geometric designs. Stamped between the two rows of designs.

Wooden book stand. X-shaped when open; collapses flat. The stand has a decorative panel composed of small pieces of painted wood mosaic with gold(?) inlay. The legs have simple scrollwork designs and an unpainted underside.

Coffee roaster and stirrer linked together at the end by a single metal hoop. The coffee roaster is long-handled with a large round bowl. The handle shaft is decorated with punched and carved designs and small areas gilded(?) with copper. The shaft is composed of two separate pieces of metal which have been attached with two rivets. The stirrer tool has a long, thin handle with a hammered out semi-circular end.

Human figure standing on a square base. The edges of the base are slightly uneven. The figure has breasts and appears to be wearing a skirt-like garment. The figure's left arm is curved downward, with the left hand on their hip. The figure's right arm is extended upward, with the right hand supporting a large pot on the figure's head.

Standing human figure on a pentagonal base. The figure has breasts and appears to be wearing a loincloth-like garment and a necklace. The figure's left arm is curved upward, with the left hand supporting a jug-like object on top of the figure's head. The figure's right arm is extended forward, with the right hand holding a long staff. On the back of the figure is a smaller humanoid figure (likely a child), secured with some kind of fabric. The smaller figure's hands and feet cling to the larger figure's arm/shoulder and torso, respectively.

Human, tree, and goat-like animal, on a rectangular base. The human figure is kneeling on one side of the tree, while the animal is standing on the other. The human is holding a cylindrical object (saw or gun ?) to the side of the tree, in the direction of the animal. The human has an oval-shaped head and appears to be wearing a loincloth-like garment. The animal appears to have two pointed ears and a set of pointed horns. There is a bag-like object placed behind the tree.

Animal horn decorated with incised lines and figures. Descending from the base of the horn, the incised decorations consist of a row of humanoid faces, a row of lizard-like animals, and a final row of linear patterns. A small portion near the tip of the horn is smooth. There is a metal topper in the shape of a humanoid head attached to the tip of the horn.

Thurible, or censer (incense burner) with a conical base with diamond-shaped holes bored through the metal. Attached to the base is a rectangular dish with a protruding brim at the top and four bells on each bottom corner. The bells are attached to metal loops with copper-coloured wire loops. Four wire loops are attached in the centre of each side on the brim of the dish, from which long wire chains extend all the way to the top handle of the thurible. Above the rectangular dish is a semicircular lid with a protruding brim at the bottom, diamond-shaped holes bored through the metal, and four metal loops on each side, which the wire chains extend through. A bell is attached to one of these metal loops. Protruding from the top of the lid is a rectangular section that connects to a diamond shape, with a metal loop on top. Attached to this metal loop is another wire chain that goes all the way through the centre of the handle, in between the other four chains attached to the dish. The top of the central chain is tied onto a cross-shaped piece of metal, which has a wire loop tied around the top, likely used for lifting and lowering the lid. Two of the four wire chains attached to the base have five bells attached to each of them; while the remaining two chains have four bells attached to each. The lid is conical with a cylindrical upper section, a hollow centre that the central chain goes through, and four holes bored through the bottom, which the four wire chains attached to the base connect to.