Bead with spherical shape composed of mottled light grey, black, red-brown and yellow clay with a clear glaze.

Figure depicting a seated noblewoman wearing a nemes (striped headcloth) and a ridged skirt.

Figure depicting Anubis, the jackal-headed god, with his arms held at his sides, and standing on a rectangular platform with his left foot in front of his right. He is wearing a kilt-like loincloth. Glazed in blue-green.

Figure depicting the goddess Tawaret with the head of a hippopotamus, an indented horizontal line across the chest, arms held at sides, and her left foot in front of her right foot. She stands on a rectangular platform and there is a vertical support at the back of the figure with a hole pierced through it from side to side near the top.

Figure with simplified humanoid features including a rounded head and arms set at its sides. The figure is standing on a rectangular platform and has a vertical rectangular support at the back with a hole punched through it from side to side near the top.

Figure depicting the god Bes in a stylized, blocky form. Eyes, nose and ears are distinguishable with three bumps running horizontally under the face and three widening projections at the top of the head. Underneath the head is a shape with four points There is a vertical bar on the reverse with two holes pierced through it from side to side.

Figure depicting the god Anubis, the canine-headed god, standing on a rectangular platform with his left foot in front of his right foot. There is a vertical elongated rectangle at the back of the figure through which a hole is pierced from side to side.

Amulet depicting the godess Bast in cat form. The figure is seated on what appears to be the top of a papyriform column. The cat's facial features are somewhat simplified and there is a rounded protrusion at the back of the cat's neck with a hole pierced through it from side to side, presumably for wearing. Blue-green coloured.

Figure depicting the god Bes in a stylized, blocky form. Eyes, nose and ears are distinguishable with three bumps running horizontally under the face and three widening projections at the top of the head. Underneath the head is a shape with five points, one missing. There is a vertical bar on the reverse with two holes pierced through it 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.