Long vertical end-blown flute that has five evenly spaced raised ridges indicative of bamboo grass. There are several circular holes down the length of the flute as well as three sections of metal bands wrapped around the outside of the flute. One end is hollow and the other end is closed. There are characters in gold on the side of the flute.

Cantonese opera instrument. Two string fiddle, or violin (erhu, erxian), with bow attached, made from bamboo cane; two gourd-like pegs and two strings stretched over a bridge attached to a section of bamboo covered with reptile skin. Bow is strung with hair.

Flat circular metal piece with petal-shaped edging. Turtle handle at centre. Decorations in relief of fish, waves, dragon and boat. Four archaic characters. Green patina.

A small flat circular metal piece with a circular design of archaic characters and a semi-rounded knob at the centre.

A pale green jade bi disk (part a) in circular shape with carved patterns throughout, and a carved dragon on top. With custom wooden stand (part b).

A small stone carved into a female head fragment. Hair is accentuated with carved lines and a centre part, with the rest curled up into a bun at the top. Eyes are closed. Eyebrow lines extend into the nose. Compressed mouth and chin.

A ceramic box with a very flattened ball form. Vessel (part a) and lid (part b) of equal proportions. Sides of both are vertically ribbed. Unglazed base. Granular white body. Top of lid is ornamented with a floral pattern in slip. Faintly yellow tinged transparent over all glaze falls far short of the base on the exterior. Interior is cursorily glazed.

A small ceramic vase with a vertical line design and a straight upright rim at the small mouth. Vase has incised lozenge design with a monochrome green glaze.

A ceramic bowl having angled sides flaring outward at the rim with a small base. Bowl has brown glaze with dark blue-black markings, commonly refered to as "hare's fur" glaze pattern.

Twin boy figure (part a). They are both dressed in traditional long robes in blue and brown on white. On each shoulder of the boys there is a hollowed opening. With wood stand (part b).