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Lekythos, red-figure in glazed red clay. Shows female figure holding a perfume bottle (alabastron) in one hand and dish? in other. Original caption in Reid's 1912 catalogue describes this as 'holding a distaff and glass'.

A Persian arrow-head, socketed and barbed, from the ancient site of Plataea in Greece.

Two pieces of pottery (joined together) showing figure of hand playing harp in relief, in baked yellow clay. Inscription: Old labels glued to back: 10 : Two pieces of pottery from Babylon - One showing a hand playing the Harp

Marble statuette (dark green?) of an equestrian soldier ( imperfect).

Basalt slab inscribed with Greek magical gnostic names. From Nisibis, Mesopotamia.

Figure of a ram in brown glazed ware, ring for suspension. Reid (1912): 'The ram was sacred to Khnemu, god of Elephantine, and to Amen, god of Thebes. It was also worshipped at Mendes.'

Figure of Ibis.

Figure of Ta-Urt, in blue glazed ware.

Figure of Osiris, in bronze, ring for suspension, wearing atef-crown and holding the crook and flail.

Figure of Isis (imperfect), in green-glazed ware.