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Obv.: Three standing figures facing: in centre Heraclius, to right Heraclius Constantine, to left Martina.
Rev.: M (40 nummia), above, monogramm, below Γ (minting workshop), in left field ANNO, in right field XVIIII (19th regnal year), in exergue…

Ivory consular diptych of Justin. In both panels he is depicted inside a clipeo and above him are depicted Christ with the Emperor Justinian and Theodora on the sides

Obv.: Bust of emperor facing, holding cross in right hand
Rev.: M (40 noummia) and countermark

Obv.: Emperor standing facing, holding sceptre in right hand and globus cruciger in left EN TOYTV NIKA.
Rev.: M (40 nummia), above, cross and counter-mark ᵼ referring either to the mint in Constantia or the monogram of Constantine IV

Valve of the consulat diptych of Sividius. An inscription with his name is carved inside a medallion in the middle of the panel.

The relief is perhaps a fragment of a casket. The Agnus Dei is depicted with two other lambs

Obv.: worn
Rev.; M (40 nummia), countermark reffering either to the mint in Constantia or the monogram of Constantine IV

The three panels were part of two reliefs cut and reused as a front cover of a Gospel book. In the first two panels are depicted Apollo and the Muses, in the third Bacchus

Fragment of the consular diptych of Basilius. The portrait of the consul is supported by a winged figure

Under a baldachin is depicted an empress holding a scepter in her hands and the globe surmounted by a cross.

Left valve of the consular diptych of Areobindus. Under his image is depicted a scene of fight with animals

Right valve of the consular diptych of Areobindus. Under his image is depicted a scene of fight with animals

Ivory panel depicting St. Peter holding a book and three keys in the left hand.

Ivory panel depicting St. Paul holding a book.

Ivory pyxis depicting the sacrifice of Isaac and Daniel with the lions

Ivory pyxis depicting the sacrifice of Isaac and Daniel with the lions