Greenish colourless blown glass ampulla with a rim folded outwards, upwards and inwards, a cylindrical neck, an inverted triangular body, and a flattened base with no pontil mark.

The thin glass unguentarium in the shape of a dove is a container for perfumes, ointments and balms. To consume the contents it was necessary to break the tail: this specimen is the only one still sealed that is known, and it is half full by a limpid liquid.

Core-formed perfume-flask of blue and white glass, with a separate stopper pierced for sprinkling. The rim and neck have been cut and ground; the body polished.

Cast glass unguent-spoon with a twisted stem; the end is missing.

Bronze strigils decorated with scenes of chariot-racing in the Roman circus. The strigil is pierced for carrying on a ring. The decoration is punched and inlaid with silver.

Bronze athlete's toilet set consisting of an aryballos (oil-flask) and two strigils, linked by chains to a ring for suspension.

Dark blue blown glass vessel in the form of a bird: elongated bulbous body, long cylindrical neck and drawn out beak. The tail and part of the body are missing.

Blue blown glass ampulla with an outsplayed rounded rim, a short cylindrical neck with a constriction at the base, a globular body and a base with no pontil mark.

Bronze aryballos with a grooved foot.

Green-blue blown glass, folded and flattened drawstring hem, long cylindrical neck with choke at the attachment, conical body on flat base.