A dish with gently sloping sides, a slightly grooved rim and a foot ring. The colour is not uniform but range from a creamy greyish green on one side to a darker yellowish brown on the other. The centre is moulded with a pair of fish encircling a sauvastika. Lumps and drips in the glaze particularly on the exterior surface. The foot rim is unglazed and burned a reddish brown.

A shallow celadon dish with smooth interior and outside moulded petal decoration. Two large chips have broken off the rim. The foot ring is unglazed revealing a dark grey porcelaneous body. The underside has a set of inked letter and numbers.

Small brownish-yellow celadon dish with a moulded steep cavetto of eighteen foliated grooves. The dish is cracked open. Fluted dish exterior has a slight ridge a third of the way down. Centre of hole-bottom base is glazed whereas the remaining ring around it is not. Bright orange ring where the glaze ends. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

A shallow milky light bluish-grey dish with slightly convex sides which retract at a right angle to foot. The foot is squarely cut with a slightly bevelled rim. Both the foot rim and underside are unglazed. The centre is moulded with a floral? design although this is almost indiscernible. The exterior is plain. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

A small shallow dish with break in rim and neat square cut foot. Except for the foot and underside, the dish is glazed heavily in shiny white with a bluish hue. The exposed body is yellowish brown. The centre is moulded with a floral? and dragon? design much of which is ill-defined and indiscernible. A floral scroll pattern is more evident on the cavetto. Pits in glaze on interior and exterior of plate. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

A small shallow celadon dish with flat rim and foot ring. The centre has a raised double fish design and the exterior is moulded with a petal motif. A greyish-white body is detectable at the edges of the rim and on the raised details of the fish otherwise thickly covered by a jade-green uncrackled glaze. Where unglazed, the underside burned a rusty brown. Spur marks can be seen at the base. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

A miniature globular jar with a narrow base, medium length neck and medium-sized mouth. There is a groove just below the slightly rounded lips. The bottle is green glazed with a coarse buff body. The foot is rough with a set of inked letter and numbers written on it.

A green miniature container shaped like a peeled tangerine with fifteen lobes and wide mouth. The body is a buff stoneware with green flaking glaze. The indented base is glazed. A set of inked numbers is written on the underside.

Broken, reassembled and repaired round bowl with a foliated rim of eight lobes and unglazed flat foot. The cavetto is decorated with a moulded design of eight panels each containing a motif although this is only faintly discernible. Glaze appears to be thickest just below the rim both on the inside and outside. Centre has some grit incorporated. Exterior surface is plain. Inked number on the foot.

Round covered box with straight sides. The lid has a slightly convex top. The lid is just slightly larger in outside diameter than the body. There is no ridge on the lid or body onto which the lid can sit. It has a low foot. The body is covered with a grey-blue glaze except for the foot, base, top rim of body and rim of lid. These unglazed areas are fired a buff colour and where the glaze ends is a clear line of orange. There are dark spots on the lid where grit has stuck. Inked letter and number on the underside.