Round coin with a four-sided hole in the centre, and a rim around the outer edge and the centre hole. The obverse has four characters, and the reverse has two characters. Qianlong tongbao (top-bottom-right-left) in Chinese characters are on the obverse; boo yuwan left-right (mintmark) in Manchu are on the reverse. Crack from the left-top across most of the coin; file marks.

Ming blue and white plate with central sea lion motif and other designs around rim. Floral designs on outer surface.

Four eared, orange lead-glazed jar with solid foot and narrow neck.

Lead glazed ewer with an ochre/amber glaze. Has a globular body, long spout, pinched handle, tulip-shaped neck and rim.

Lead glazed pouring vessel, globular body, long spout, pinched handle, tulip shaped neck and rim, with green glaze.

Miniature white cup with an underglazed band around a central glazed ring.

Enameled porcelain bowl with red designs of flowers in the inside and Buddhas on the outside.

Box with a slightly raised embossed design of scrolled leaves on side of bottom part. Top has two raised bands about halfway up. Bottom part has raised lip to hold on lid.

Round dish with scalloped edge; decoration is incised lines on the walls in branch-like pattern.

Round, shallow bowl with blue decoration on grey ground; red brown fish in centre of bottom; blue decoration in floral around the fish and this is in turn encompassed by two thin blue bands; another blue band is at the internal rim; outside is plain.