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Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated at the narrow ends with a row of incised triangles. The lugs are open arches facing front. Pillar is diagonal and grooved with cylindrical vertical pillars extending from the centre upwards and downward to open arches attached to the crossbar and the base. Base is two flat circles joined by a short rectangular bar.

Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated with a row of incised triangles at the narrow ends. The grain of the wood is clearly visible. The lugs are closed arches facing sides. Two pillars each made up of a rectangular section, an open, flat front=facing circle at the centre, and another rectangular section angled outwards. The circles are joined by a short, cylindrical bar. Base is two flat linked circles.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with patterns carved on upper ends. Lugs project from underneath of upper transverse section. Vertical support consisting of two columns - one half is dark and the other half light. The lower ends rest on a bilobal base.

Rectangular crossbar curved and undecorated. Carved so that the grain circles around the centre. Lugs are square facing sides and decorated with three concentric squares with two small cones at centre; all carved in relief. They are exceptionally close to the ends of the crossbar. Three cylindrical pillars bisected at centre by a front-facing rectangle. This is decorated with two concentric rectangles carved in relief, with 6 small cones in the centre at the front and 4 at the back. Truncated cone with the front lower edge slightly flattened.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with square vertical sections at either end that have patterns carved on them. Vertical support consisting of three round columns. These end in an oval shaped base that is raised. It has a triangular pattern in the longer front section with carved striations.

Crossbar rectangular, curved and decorated with a row of diamonds carved in relief near the narrow ends. One corner is worn away. Lugs - reproductions on a smaller scale of the crossbar are suspended from the ends of the crossbar and are attached to the columns by two cylindrical pillars. They are given the appearance of two headrests added to the sides of the main headrest. A corner is chipped off one lug. Two rectangular pillars. Base is two very thin flat circles linked by a short bar and a tiny triangle at front and back. There is a large section missing off one side.

Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated with a row of small zigzags carved in relief near the narrow ends. Lugs are small filled half-cylinders running front to back. One has a band of red and black beads attached. Two roughly circular inward curving pillars bisected at centre by a horizontal ovoid bar decorated front and back with three rows of chevrons carved in relief and having a ridge running along centre top and bottom. Base is roughly ovoid flat with two notches out of centre front and back which have projecting triangle at their centres.

Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated near the narrow ends with a row of small diamonds craved in relief. Lugs are closed arches facing front. Two rectangular pillars curving inwards slightly and decorated with a row of horizontal pleats running the length of the centre front and back. The pillars are joined at the centre by a horizontal, multifaceted bar. Base is two flat circles joined by a rectangular bar.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with patterns carved on upper ends. Vertical support consisting of two columns each with horizontal ridges. These end in a flat three lobed base.

Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated near the narrow ends with a row of small zigzags carved in relief. Lugs are half cylinders running from front to back. Two roughly rectangular pillars with broader parts facing sides carved front and back into a series of horizontal rounded corrugations, alternately blackened. Two open front-facing arches extend out from almost the top to near the bottom of the outer sides. Inside the pillars are connected by five horizontal roughly cylindrical bars. Base is flat ovoid with a square piece cut out of centre front and back. Blackened.

General horizontal configuration with solid fluted legs at either side, intersected by centrally placed horizontal bar. Zigzag carved tail running down length of one end and anthropomorphic head with headring at other end. Section beneath upper platform and between legs a checkerboard of solid and open spaces with circular patterns with dotted centres decoration solid sections.

Rectangular crossbar very slightly curved and undecorated. It has flattened narrow ends and there is a piece missing from one corner though the scar is worn and well patinated. No lugs. Two open front-facing rectangles the upper is wider and has a short vertical cylinder joining it to the crossbar at the centre. The overall impression is that of a stylised human form with legs apart and arms raised to support the crossbar. Base is two flat ovoids linked by a small triangle at the centre front and back.

Roughly rectangular crossbar but flaring at narrow ends, curved and undecorated. It has a pronounced slope from the back down to the front. Lugs are roughly rectangular and facing front. Two rectangular pillars blackened on sides and joined to the bottom by small closed half cylinders. Base is two flat linked circles of unequal size. The whole headrest is roughly and unevenly carved.

Rectangular crossbar curved and undecorated with flattened narrow ends. Lugs are rectangular and facing sides. Two rectangular pillars create an almost square space into which protrude four open front facing arches one from each side . Base is two flat almost circular sections joined by a bar and a triangle at centre front and back.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with lugs projecting from the under surface. Strip of pattern at either end of upper surface. Vertical support consisting of four columns that end in four legs and which are divided into an upper and lower section by a horizontal platform with amasumpa and fluted patters carved into their vertical surfaces.

Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated near the narrow ends with a short row of zigzags carved in relief. Lugs are short filled half cylinders running front to back. Two pillars each consisting of a rectangular block and two short cylinders but with the same features being diagonally opposite. Base is two flat ovoid pieces joined by a small triangle front and back.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with lugs projecting from the under surface. Vertical support consisting of one column that is punctuated with four rectangular holes. Column bulges at the centre and slants outwards at top and bottom. End in a flat bilobal base with slightly pointed ends.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with lugs projecting from the under surface. Two rows of linear patter at either end. Vertical support consisting of two columns joined in centre by a crosspiece. These end in a flat bilobal base with small triangular shape projecting from centre of either sides.

Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated near the narrow ends with a row of zigzags carved in relief. Lugs are filled arches facing sides. Two pillars made of open, side facing ovoids between short rectangular pieces. The sides of the ovoids have rectangular holes carved to face front and back

Rectangular crossbar, curved and decorated near the narrow ends with a row of zigzags carved in relief. Lugs are filled triangles, facing front. Three flat rectangular pillars running from crossbars to just below centre where they meet two flat rectangular pillars which continue down to the base. All five pillars are decorated at centre front and back with a vertical row of zigzags carved in relief. Base consists of three flat linked circles.

Roughly rectangular crossbar flaring slightly at ends, curved and undecorated. Lugs are rectangular facing sides. One has a piece broken out of it. Maltese cross-shaped column with a vertical disc at centre, and rectangular pillars at sides. Base is flat rectangle with rounded corners.

General horizontal configuration with solid fluted legs at either side. Straight carved tail running down length of both ends . Section beneath upper platform and between legs has 7 holes cut through the plane of wood beneath which are 7 rows across and 3 down of roughly square holes with downpointing Vs as roof profile.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with lugs projecting from the under surface. Vertical support consisting of one column that is punctuated with four rectangular holes. Column bulges at the centre and slants outwards at top and bottom. End in a flat bilobal base with slightly pointed ends

Rectangular crossbar slightly curved and decorated near the narrow ends with a short row of zigzags carved in relief. Lugs are half cylinders running front to back with a central ridge. Three short rectangular pillars in a row, the central one being broadest, rest on two rectangular blocks and a central open square. The blocks are decorated with and ovoid depression. It appears that the other pieces have broken off, but the base has been smoothed and the headrest stands fairly firmly

Crossbar was originally rectangular but now has a large slice missing from one quarter. Curved and decorated at the narrow ends with a row of zigzags carved in relief. Lugs short rectangular blocks. Column is shaped like an S lying on its side and attached to the base and cross bar by short flat bars which are decorated with incised crosshatching. Panels of crosshatching carved at the sides of the S . Base is ovoid and flaring at the edges

Rectangular curved crossbar, decorated near the narrow ends with a row of zigzags carved in relief. Three short cylindrical pillars in a row are flanked by two flat "c" shaped pillars. Base has two legs each at front and back joined at top and bottom by horizontal bars.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with lugs projecting from the under surface. Strip of linear pattern at either end of upper surface. Vertical support consisting of complex of shapes - two V-shapes resting on two U-shapes that have horizontal width. These end in a flat bilobal base.

Rectangular crossbar curved and decorated near narrow ends with a row of zigzags carved in relief. A wide strip has broken off the length of the front. Lugs are roughly square blocks. Two short rectangular pillars, curving inward at centre, rest on a flat horizontal rectangle which is decorated on the front and back edges with incised rectangles. This in turn rests on three short roughly rectangular pillars. The outer pillars widen at the base and the inner pillar is decorated front and back with four rounded horizontal pleats. The base is two flat circles linked by a triangle at front and back. All edges flare outwards towards the ground.

Crossbar rectangular, curved and undecorated. Two short rectangular pillars flanked by two flat roughly C shaped pillars all resting on a horizontal rectangular bar. Base consists of two legs each at front and back descend from the horizontal bar, and are joined near the base by a parallel bar.

Rectangular crossbar slightly curved and decorated near narrow ends with a row of incised triangles. Lugs are half-cylinders running from front to back with a small rodg4e around the centre. Four rectangular blocks joined around and open rectangle form a cross. This is linked to the crossbar and the base by short pillars. Base consists of four linked ovoids. The whole piece has been stained a reddish brown