This block statue bears the name of Bak-en-Khonsu. He has the cartouches of King Osorkon the Second of the Twenty-Second Dynasty on his right shoulder.

This pectoral is made of gilded wood and colored glass. The main decorative element is the royal cartouche. A scarab is used as a counterbalance, and hangs on the back of the wearer.

This lintel, a horizontal board or stone above a door, is decorated with the cartouche of Tuthmosis the First, flanked by the figures of Seth and Nubti.

This wooden box, used to store clothes, is almost square in shape. Both handles are painted black and have the name of the king in cartouches.

This pectoral, a large piece of jewelry worn on the chest, is in the form of a naos, or inner temple. It is decorated with the cartouches of Sheshonq and protected by two winged goddesses and the winged scarab.