Narrow necked jug in black-figure glazed red clay, showing two horsemen and two foot soldiers. probably made for use as grave goods

Ointment holder, one of three listed together. Light brown and greyish streaks in the alabaster, no rim.

Ostrakon in red pottery, mentions areas of land and amounts of wheat, barley and vegetables, probably taxes or rents due to government. Collector's note hand-written in ink on back: 'Tax Receipt from Thebes Jany 1891'.

Sun dial, inclining, silver scale, below is a brass compass with two small spirit levels. Signed Dollond, London. Used by Robert Wilson in his Eastern travels, 1820-1823. Label attached to the instrument states the importance of keeping the small…

Figure of an ape, Hapi, in marble.

Marble slab, inscribed with signs of the Zodiac, from ruins of Dara, Mesopotamia.

Rectangular stone panel with high relief erotic carving: 6 bays divided by 5 pillars with total of 8 figures. Figures grouped as 3 single (2 female, other indistinct) alternating with 3 pairs, each male and female. Frieze above or plantlike motifs,…

Marble bust of Robert Wilson, M D, 1787-1871. Bequeathed by him to Marischal College Aberdeen, 1871.

Dagger, steel double-edged blade, handle in wood and bound with wire. Sheath in leather and metal, leather strap (red).

Dagger, steel double-edged blade, handle in wood. Sheath in leather and skin (reptile?), with cord of twisted leather.