Jar with distinct shoulder and wide, flared neck. Shoulder occurs about two thirds of the height from the base and is almost flat; neck is about 4 cm tall.

Spherical, slightly squashed jar with medium sized opening. Bottom is rounded and some areas are fire darkened.

Bulbous jar with distinct shoulder at centre. Neck is flared, spout is short and straight, two small protrusions at sides from spout, and other added protrusion at opposite side from spout (perhaps a plug for a previously broken spout). Foot is short and slightly flared.

Jar with spherical, slightly squashed body, very flared neck, and slightly flared foot.

Large jar with spherical body, very flared neck, and straight-sided foot.

Flat-bottomed bulbous jar with short flared neck. Decoration on shoulder around neck is a pattern of incised wavy and straight bands; from the bottom the bands go two wavy then two straight then three wavy and then three straight.

Shallow dish with interior decoration of a central fish in water encompassed by circular lines; rim is decorated with leaf decoration encompassed on both sides with a thin line. Exterior had decoration on body of curved lines and dashes encompassed on either side by thin lines.

Deep celadon plate with flat rim that turns up to a small lip at edge. Decoration is an incised floral design at the centre and vertical scalloping on sides; exterior is undecorated.

Light white-brown coarse mesh-like shirt. High waist, large puff half-sleeves, and an open back. Red-orange floral embroidery covers the sleeves, with further embroidery around the scalloped cuff.

A celadon dish with gently sloping sides, a slightly grooved rim and a foot ring. The centre is moulded with a raised single fish, probably a carp. The cavetto is smooth with outside moulded petal decoration. Oxidized iron spots can be seen under the glaze on one side of the dish. The foot rim is unglazed burning a reddish-brown and revealing a grey clay body. Paper sticker with number in centre and inked letter and number is written on the underside.