Knife (a) with sheath (b) in which a small blade (c) is inserted. Knife has a curved blade etched (?) on one side with series of irregular, dark, patch-like shapes. The blade passes through a silver-coloured steel (?) sheath, with the tang (two-holed) inserted into the wooden handle, passing through a gold lacquered wooden guard. Each side of the handle is inlaid with an ivory plaque carved with a dragon figure; lotus carved ivory at end . Sheath (b) of wood with gold lacquer bamboo leaf design, inlaid with insects and plants of ivory, mother-of-pearl, and stones, with ivory end; wood badly split, inlays crudely repaired. Small blade, curved, is missing handle; stained red.

Cylindrical shaped, cream stone jar with a flat bottom and lipped opening. The body curves slightly inward in the middle. The bowl consists of different shades of orange with sections of cream and grey. The jar has no decoration.

Conical shaped, cream stone vase with a tapered, flat bottom; a wide, rounded centre and a flat opening. There is a slight lip on the opening and a small, circular handle on the side. The vase has no decoration. There are black and red markings on the bottom.

Figure depicting the Ib, or the heart, in dark grey stone. The figure has a protrusion at the top with three grooves running parallel from front to back and the remainder of the figure has the shape of a vase with a rounded base and a handle-like protrusion on each side.

Figure depicting a male holding a sceptre and wearing a wig.

A flat circular-shaped snuff bottle (part a) that is speckled glass in colours of green, purple, red, and yellow on white background. There is a stopper (part b) that is made of an orange stone (?) encased in metal. The wood stand (part c) has the shape of an oval, and has four legs.

Three sandstone offerings (parts a-c). Part a, has a body that is slightly curved with a broken end that is wider and flatter then the opposite, cylindrical end. Part b, is completely rounded with one end tapering, creating a cone-like shape. Part c, has a nail-like appears with a flat, disc shaped head, a cylindrical body and a slightly pointed end that curves upward.

Ornament featuring a depiction of Har-pa-khered (the god Horus). He is represented as a young Egyptian prince wearing the crowns of the south and north. His left foot is placed in front of his right foot, and there is a loop behind his head. Mounted on a rectangular block of wood.

Ushabti figure representing a mummy wearing a nemes headdress (striped headcloth) with arms crossed, and holding a sceptre in each hand with six rows of hieroglyphs carved around the lower body and traces of paint in recessed areas.

Figure representing Imhotep, and carved from one piece of stone. His left foot is placed in front of his right and he is holding a sceptre in his right hand and the symbol of life, the ankh, in his left hand.