The image shows a collection of ancient Greek pottery displayed on a black pedestal in a museum. There are several vases and figurines of different sizes and shapes, including a large vase with a handle and a narrow neck, a smaller vase on the left side, and several smaller vases on the right side. The vases are made of terracotta and have intricate designs and patterns on them.

In the center of the image, there is a large, elongated vase that appears to be made of clay or pottery. It has a narrow opening at the top and a handle on the side. Next to it, there are several smaller, round vases with handles and spouts. On the left and right sides of the vase, there appears to have a larger, more ornate design with a floral pattern. In front of the larger vase is a small statue of a man and a woman, both of whom appear to be standing or sitting, with their arms around each other's shoulders. In the bottom right corner of the display is a group of small figurines, which are also made of the same material and are arranged in a symmetrical pattern. The background is a plain grey wall.