A complex ritual object manufactured from glazed faience, comprised of four miniature model vessels structurally integrated into a single square block. The individual vessels are fashioned in the distinct shape of traditional Egyptian dome-topped granaries, each tapering toward a central circular perforation at the apex. One of the four models sustained an old fracture and has been structurally reattached and repaired. The entire faience assembly is currently mounted upon a modern, square black wooden display base for stabilisation. The material displays a heavily weathered, dark greyish-brown patina with substantial traces of salt efflorescence and original core matrix showing at the join lines. This vessel set is an excellent example of a specialised class of ritual equipment dating to the Twenty-sixth Dynasty (c. 664–525 BC)