Marble figure of a woman (possibly the goddess Diana/Artemis?) standing with an animal to her left side (possibly a swan?). A thick cloak is draped over her shoulder. The figure is wearing a simple headdress and veil over her hair. The facial features are well defined. The bottom of the sculpture has been carved to form a thick round base.

Rouge pot made of glass, which is now mottled. Brown and burgundy in colour, this vessel is thick-walled with a globular body. It has a wide, splayed mouth and a wide, tubular neck. It also has a carinated shoulder and a flat base with no sign of a pontil mark.

A thin-walled flask made of green glass. The squared shoulder of the flask supports a ridged handle that wraps around the splayed mouth of the vessel. The bottom half of the flask is bulbous, with a flat bottom.

Cast bronze votive statue of the goddess Fortuna. She is crowned, holds a cornucopia in her left hand, and holds a patera in her right hand. A robe is draped over her shoulders, crossing her chest, and is pinned to her waist in folds that descend to her feet.

Cast bronze sculpture of Apollo. The figure, standing in a contrapposto pose, is nude except for a wreath on his head and a quiver slung over his right shoulder. Both hands of the figure are missing, though the angle of the right arm suggests that he probably held a phiale in his hand.

Figure of a flying Eros. The hair is somewhat Alexandrian, and the body is chubby with a protruding belly. The bronze is pitted on the figure's left leg. One of the figure's wings has been broken, and the left arm is only partially intact.

Cast bronze figure of a horse with one front leg raised. The tail of the animal has been attached to the opposite rear leg. A twisted mane falls down the back of the figure's head and markings indicate a continuation of the mane down the sides of the sculpture. The facial features are well defined, with embossed eyes on either side of the face.

Votive figure, or shrine, depicting a bird wearing a headdress atop a rectangular podium or alter. Traces of decoration set within a rectangular niche remain visible on the front of the podium. This decoration consists of two horizontal lines of equal length with one vertical line. The vertical line has a dot on either side of it.

Bust of a cherub or child. The figure has well-defined, curly hair that rolls around its plump face. The head is in three-quarter view from the torso, which is wide and round. The arms of the figure transition into a twisted drapery element that circles around the base of the bust. The back of the figure, from the neck down, is plain and rounded.

Glass pot with a dark, burgundy colour. It has a globular body with a short neck and flared mouth that exhibits undulations, possibly from the firing and blowing process. A zigzagging coil encircles the neck, supported by the rim of the mouth above and the shoulder below. The foot displays a fillet moulding and the base is stepped. Residue and delamination can be found around the mouth and zigzagging coil.