Square piece of light brown fabric. Two edges are cut, two are selvage.

Bowl with lid: bowl has panels of floral design on white ground separated by yin and yang design with floral motif border in red with gold cross-hatch design; upside-down saucer-shaped lid has small red flower in centre bordered by a raised rim, and same design as bowl with blue bands around central raised rim and lip at outside rim. Inside plain white. Outside; red, gold, green and underglaze blue.

Chair hardware consisting of three box-shaped pieces (c-e) with rectangular holes through the two largest faces; one of these pieces is missing one large face. Three other pieces are metal rings with rectangular protrusions that swivel around ring (f-h); each protrusion has a small rectangular cutout at its end. Last three pieces (i-k) are small pin-like pieces, one of which has a round, domed head. These pieces attach to two wide "v" shaped legs (N2.1102 a-b).

Cloth shows a young farm girl with farm implements, house and two Japanese characters overhead.

Woodcut print. Scene of people with large round hats and an umbrella walking uphill and downhill in a heavy rain. Two men carry a covered, seated person. Black Japanese characters and red stamps in upper and lower left corners. Japanese characters and the artist's dates 1797-1858, at bottom right border.

Rectangular, multicoloured woodcut print. Print shows Mt. Fuji in the background behind a giant cresting wave. The large foam-topped blue waves surround several long yellow boats carrying people. In the background is a distant view of a snow-capped mountain against a grey sky. Japanese characters in top left corner. Underneath are more Japanese characters and the date range "1760-1849".

Navy blue apron with white criss-cross warp threads, and waistband with long ties in white geometric patterns on navy.

Black and white striped panel vest. The vest is made of four woven panels, stitched together at the back and top. The sides are connected by two white bands on either side. The front is left open and a wide black band is sewn around the neck and partway down the front. The edges are edged with thin black trim. The inside is unlined.

Long narrow natural bag, with two diagonal seams, and pointed ends at opening.

Print depicting a row of buildings along a shoreline with several people walking along the street. There are boats in the harbour. Print depicts the Kanagawa Station (#3). This is one of a series of reproductions of the "53 Post Stations on the Tokaido Hwy. from Nihonbashi to Kyoto (Hoei-do edition)". Print is matted on a piece of white-yellow paper and has an additional cover page that folds over the print. Printed inscription on the cover page reads: " KANAGAWA A part of the present Yokohama City. The atmosphere of a post station prevails in this print. The female beckoners recall the novel "Hizakurige" by Juppensha Ikku which was popular in the days just preceding Hiroshige." Japanese characters on the top, to the side, and on the bottom of the printed message.