This article is the continuation of a series of publications devoted to the introduction into scientific circulation of artefacts from the Natural History Museum Vienna. The focus is the collection of the Late Bronze Age/Early Iron Age Koban culture that are informative and, in many ways, unique in their significance. The article examines the finds from burial 4 of the Koban cemetery, which was brought to the Museum in 1883. Burial 4 contains a large number of grave goods, represented mainly by a variety of female jewellery (bronze pins, bracelets, various pendants, fibulae, belt and belt buckle etc.). Another peculiarity of this burial complex is the presence of a clay pyxis, which has only been found in female burials at the Koban cemetery.