One was the Puteal, then in use as a planter. By 1995, a keeper of the British Museum was then able to match figures from Pomardi and von Stackelberg's drawings to Brears's slides of the sculptures.
The Puteal, which at the time was being used as a container for plants, was later matched by a keeper at the British Museum in 1995 using figures drawn by Pomardi and von Stackelberg to compare with photographs taken by Brears of the sculptures.