Male figure (part a) sitting on a rock and holding a symbolic wand representing immortality. Colours are predominantly aubergine, yellow and iridescent green glazes. With wood stand (part b).

Vase (part a) in light green glaze with two handles in form of elephant heads. Three circular bands decorate body of vase. Underglaze blue mark. (Part b is a circular wooden stand, in storage.)

Sitting griffin (legendary animal) in blue grey glaze with horn at the top of his head. The griffin has a ferocious expression with its mouth open to reveal its teeth and fangs. Its head is turned to its left all the way around to face behind its body. The tail is curved around to its left hind leg. The whites of its spinal points are visible along its back.

Ceramic Bodhidharma figure (part a) dressed in a red robe with light brown streaks, and a yellow hood. Unmarked. With wood stand (part b).

Blue and white double vase with wooden stand (part b). The vase has a flat base, double rounded body, short neck and narrow mouth. The lower body rounds into a narrow middle, before rounding out to form a smaller upper body. The vase has circular motifs of phoenixes in flight, surrounded by floral and scrollwork borders. All designs are blue on white ground.

Rectangular table (part a) with scroll-footed legs and two drawers (b and c). The drawers are made to appear as part of the paneled apron. Parts d and e are wooden slats that have become detached: part e fits next to the side of the table, and part d is the next slat inwards towards the centre of the table.

Rectangular wooden box with dovetail joints, a hinged lid and a lock. Lid features a carved landscape scene with polychrome ivory figures--all are elaborately carved, painted, and gilded. Inside, the underside of lid is covered with padded silk and the bottom is covered with grey velvet; the silk padding is marked "Arthur and Bond Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Yokohama." There may have been a tray inside at one time.

White, circular porcelain plaque (a) with an orange dragon, an orange fish, green clouds, white waves and green water; the dragon is flying and reaching towards the fish swimming in the waters. Plaque is framed with red-brown wood in a circular frame with floral, curvilinear, filigree-like carving. Matching filigree-like carved stand (b) with six feet supports the plaque.

Rectangular wooden screen (part a) carved on one side with a landscape scene featuring bamboo, a tree and rocks; some rocks are carved and others are applied to create deep relief. Screen rests in a carved wooden stand (part b)

Wooden plaque with dragons in flight decorating the edges. Centre of plaque has golden characters addressed to General Kuan-ti (General of Three Kingdoms). All in relief. Predominant colours gold, blue, green and red. Executed in four detachable parts, all fitting into a matching carved base. Paper label on reverse reads: "Made in China."