Simple bell of brass with brass clapper roughly attached through top hole with rusted wire. Loop at top. Two bands of two rings cast into surface.

Vajra or dorje, of reddish brass with projections at ends of flared ribs. Column joining flared ribs has central knob with rings at each side.

Portable shrine (Stūpa) of gilded copper on platform. Copper plate set into bottom of base, onto which is incised a quatrefoil foliate design with the traditional double-Vajra symbol on the bottom and the Indian swastika symbol in the front-centre. Bulbous shape on top of base, with an opening in it extending into top of base, holding rolls of paper inside opening (a scripture/mantra roll). Rectangle, truncated cone and umbrella shape above.

Square seal of grey-green stone with reddish streak; red and black deposit on face, which is carved with three Chinese characters. Handle is narrower than seal and has irregular round hole.

Bell of very light coloured brass with iron? clapper. Four bands of designs around bell. Bolted to top is a handle of brass shaped like one-half of a dorge. Lotus shaped band at mid-point. Cord, badly frayed, attaches interior ringer to bell.

Round bowl of beaten copper with low rounded sides, flat rim stamped with angled lines approximately 3 cm apart, and flat bottom (lacquered in Canada).

Triangle of solid copper with overall floral designs except for the back. Triangle shaped recess on front tapering inward to a point.

Necklace of 104 irregularly shaped and unevenly coloured beads of green stone, strung on green thread with knots between beads.

Necklace of 74 oval carnelian beads in graduated sizes, strung on orange thread with knots between beads.

Simply made round basket of split bamboo woven over bamboo? slats (used to hold teacup).