Two plates almost identical except for colour variations. Depict four clawed dragons in flight, clouds, scrolls, and symbolic designs along border and rim. Elaborate overall pattern.

Square, pale white-green cup with flaring sides and a small, angular handle. Flowers in green, white and red on one side of cup. Orange seal mark underneath is a household mark. 1930's style.

A big vase with an inverted pear-shaped body tapering into a slim cylindrical neck and a slightly flared opening at the top. Two dragon handles starting from the top of the body of the vase curve around so that their mouths clamp the opening rim. Greyish glaze except on lower portion which has an orange tinge that has points angled upward.

A ceramic bowl with angled sides. Mostly brown with a bit of greenish glaze around the rim.

A cream-coloured ceramic bowl (part a) with unglazed rim. With fold out wood stand (part b) that has metal hinges.

A ceramic bowl (part a) with sides that are lobed-shaped into five sections. Ivory-coloured glaze. Foot is unglazed. With circular wood stand (part b).

Plain, shallow, round, grey-brown clay dish. Part b is a wooden stand with metal hinges.

A small ceramic cup. Allegorical scene with figures in blue on white. Hexagonal row pattern along inner side rim edge. Copied from a European engraving.

White vase, lozenge-shaped in cross-section, with elaborate polychrome designs on the sides. Panels in the centre of each side--which alternate between elaborate red linear and blue floral backgrounds--feature flowers, birds, and landscape scenes. Part b is a lozenge-shaped wooden stand with four feet.

Grey clay figure with a cream slip, in the shape of an animal body with short tail and stump legs; head has broken off. The holes in the legs formerly had rods through them and wheels were attached.