The image shows a collection of Ushabti figures from the Third Intermediate Period. The figures are made of blue-glazed pottery and are displayed on a beige-colored surface. They are arranged in a row, with each figure standing upright and facing the same direction. 

In the center of the image, there are three figures, each with a unique design and color. The figure on the left is a tall, slender figure with a pointed head and a long neck, while the figure in the middle is a smaller, cylindrical figure with an elongated body and a pointed nose. Both figures are standing on small wooden bases.

On the right side of the display, there is a text that reads "Ushabi figures from a third Intermediate Period: for Died-Khonsu-e-ankh for Bak-Mut for Baku-Muts for Blue-Glazed Pottery". The figures appear to be made of a dark blue glazed material and are painted in a realistic style. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a museum or exhibition space.