Statuette of Nefertem, seated on a throne. His arms are bent, with his right palm flat against his thigh and his left hand clenched slightly. He wears a short pleated shendyt kilt from his navel to his knees and a tripartite wig.

Pale turquoise faience naturalistic funerary scarab with detailed upper and undersides. There is a central loop on the underside to attach to mummy bandages.

Pale turquoise faience naturalistic funerary scarab with detailed upper and undersides. There is a central loop on the underside to attach to mummy bandages.

Cippus amulet of Horus-the-child with the sidelock of youth, standing naked on two crocodiles, holding snakes in both hands and with other harmful creatures by his sides. Above his head is the head of the dwarf-god Bes and he is flanked by two gods (one of which is probably Re-Harakhty).

Obsidian two fingers amulet, representing the index and middle fingers Simple lines have been incised into the surface to resemble nails and knuckles.

Painted and gilded wooden funerary statuette of the human-headed Imset, one of four Sons of Horus.

Painted wooden funerary statuette of the jackal-headed Duamutef, one of four Sons of Horus.

Elaborately painted wooden funerary statuette of Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, standing on a wooden base.

Small faience jar to hold scented oil or perfume, in the style of the Greek aryballos. Formed in the shape of a hedgehog, with a rounded body, a criss-cross pattern covering the body to represent spines and a large ruff of spines framing the face.