Plaque sculpture of the crucifixion. Reddish and yellow imitation, possibly marble. Rectangular. Virgin and Saint John are standing to the sides. Projection of top of cross (broken off) perforated for suspension. Devotional or religious panel.
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A portion of a consular panel in ivory, showing part of the standing figure of a man. The edge of the panel is pierced at regular intervals for attachment to something else, for example, the treasure binding of a manuscript or book.
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A figure of a griffin in bronze. The griffin is crouched with the forepart only represented. The figure has a flat underside.
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An unidentified object in wood, likely a cross. It is roughly oval with two opposed arms, it is decorated with a dot in circle motifs with a large X dividing the face. There is a rectangular stalk at one end.
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A head of a man in bronze on a circular base. His hair is indicated by incised lines and he looks upwards.
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An ivory plaque engraved with a scene of a seated man with a dog, which is sitting and raising its paw. The letters L and R are also carved on the plaque.
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A bronze putto or child-like figure in bronze. The feet and lower left leg is missing. The right hand is raised to the mouth and the left is raised in greeting or blessing.
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A pointed oval seal matrix with an inscription around the edge. There is a central figure with hands clasped together and standing on a platform over another figure.
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An oval seal matrix showing the figure of a bishop or saint with his hand up in blessing and carrying a crozier. There is a figure on either side and over his head. There is an inscription around the edge.
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A carved human figure in ivory. The figure is seated or squatting and wearing a head-dress.
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An intaglio, an incised relief carving in amber, of a head of a man in profile. The man has curled hair falling to his shoulders there is a scarf knotted around his neck. He looks to the left.
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A bronze candlestick-holder with scallop design edge. The holder is split.
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