West wall
Left – a pine cone signifying rebirth, often used in a funerary context as a tomb finial or a painted image in a tomb or sarcophagus
Lower centre – an incense burner signifying food for the gods
Upper Centre – a garland of everlasting flowers
Right – a quince was given as a love token and in this context it may also signify the presence of Venus

East wall
Left – a pear in this context may signify Demeter (Cereus) the mother of Persephone (see below)
Lower Centre – an incense burner signifying food for the gods
Upper centre – laurel leaves signifying apotheosis
Right – a pomegranate denoted the presences of the partial underworld divinity Persephone and was also a symbol of betrothal, fecundity and rebirth