4270 – Candle Snuffers

Physical description:: A pair of brass candle snuffers (not quite identical), each consisting of a thin round brass rod, with a twisted section, and a bell-shaped end, one with soot inside, and the other apparently not used. This one has the end detached from the handle. One has a hooked end to the handle, and the other has a small sphere on the end.
Museum classification:: Sanders Collection
Resource:: Object
Materials:: Metal (brass)

852 – Incense Burner

Small brass censer (incense burner) owned by Alex Sanders, who was given it by Aleister Crowley. The base is a plain bowl on 3 elaborately shaped legs, the removable lid engraved with foliage and with a long curving handle ending in a peacock's head.

960 – Slate Altar with hexagrams and triangles

Large dark grey slate altar slab with 6-pointed star and triangles in bright colours.

1743 – Painting

Painting, probably in acrylics, depicting an Egyptian Goddess wearing a diamond-patterned gold dress and a crown representing a stylised throne (Isis).