Etruscan bronze chandelier from the 4th century BCE, decorated with mythological and naturalistic motifs

Painted limestone canopic jar with a lid in the shape of a human head, probably dating to the New Kingdom.

Canopic jar dedicated to Hapi, the Son of Horus with a baboon head, guardian of the lungs of the deceased.

Canopic jar dedicated to Duamutef, the Son of Horus with a jackal head, guardian of the stomach of the deceased.

Canopic jar with a hieroglyphic inscription dedicated to Imseti, the Son of Horus with human features.

Canopic jar lid depicting Qebehsenuef, the Son of Horus with a falcon head, guardian of the intestines of the deceased.