The image shows four small terracotta figurines displayed on a beige-colored surface. The figurines are arranged in a row, with the first one on the left, the second one in the middle, and the third one at the bottom. All the figurines appear to be made of clay or stone and are intricately carved with detailed features.

The first figurine is of a bird with a long neck and a pointed beak, sitting on its hind legs. It is facing towards the left side of the image. The second figurine on the right side is of two dogs, one sitting and one lying down, with their heads resting on their front paws. The third figurine in the center is of an animal, possibly a lion or a lioness, with its head turned to the side and its mouth open. The fourth figurine at the far right is of the same animal, but with a more relaxed posture and a more pointed nose. All three figurines have a similar design and are likely from ancient Egypt or Mesopotamia.