Marble - a small polished black slab - original name: Psadurium Lucelleum (Antique Black Marble) - locality unknown

Brecciated marble of black, angular fragments with white matrix - original name: Psadurium Orientale (Ner'e Bianco Anticho) - locality unknown

Marble - a small slab of white marble - original name: Marmor Carrauense (Carrara marble) - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished cream coloured slab - microcrystalline - original name: Marmor Lacteum - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished slab - grey with pale grey stringers - microcrystalline - original name: Marmor Palumbinum (a.Nebulosum) - locality unknown.

Marble - a small polished slab - fine, pale grey to dark grey in parallel laminations - original name: Marmor Palumbinum (B.fasciatum) - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished slab - pink - microcrystalline - original name: Marmor Carneum (Antique Carnation) - locality unknown

Marble - a small ground slab - greenish-grey - microcrystalline - original name: Marmor Verdello (a.florentinum) - locality unknown

Marble - a small ground slab, badly fractured - greenish-grey - microcrystalline - original name: Marmor Verdello (B.thalafecnum) - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished slab - pale greenish-brown - microcrystalline - original name: Marmor Luteo-virens - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished slab - white, crystalline with sparse, narrow, grey bands - original name: Marmor Ione - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished slab - white and green-grey foliations - original name: Marmor Cipolino - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished slab - white microcrystalline with extensive dark-brown and red veining - original name: Marmor Undulatum - locality unknown.

Marble - a small polished slab - grey-white microcrystalline - with extensive dark-brown and red veining - original name: Marmor Undulatum - locality unknown.

Marble - a small polished slab - brecciated with extensive reddish-brown veining - original name: Marmor Dorata - locality unknown

Marble - a small polished slab - brecciated - white clasts (sub-rounded, ca. 20-40mm diameter) within dark grey-brown matrix - original name: Marmor Nivarium - locality unknown