(top) Unguent jar in the shape of two plucked ducklings. 13th to 17th Dynasty excavated at Abydos. Anhydrite, one eye of each bird is still inlaid with a porous material inside a copper rim.

(bottom left) Anhydrite Toilet jar (eyes were originally inlaid with copper) in the shape of a squatting monkey, 13th to 17th Dynasty from Girga near Abydos. The head of the monkey is removable and was closed on top with a lid (missing). The monkey has a shell amulet around it's neck and the small container serves as a dispenser for an applicator. Conifer resin was an admixture to the ointment in the vessel.

(bottom right) Unguent jar in the shape of two plucked ducklings. 13th to 17th Dynasty from a tomb close to Sheikh el-Querna hill at western Thebes. Anhydrite, eyes are inlaid with a porous material inside a copper rim.