Tall, rounded vase (part a) that flares from the centre towards the top; covered with a blue on white design of two phoenixes in flight surrounded with flowers, leaves, and clouds. Wooden lid (part b) is dome-shaped with a finial. Part c is a circular wooden stand with four legs.

Vase has cylindrical neck and square body. Two handles are attached to neck. These have ta'o-t'ieh motifs. Rest of vase is decorated with floral design in blue on white. (Mark on bottom reads 'Made in Wan Li 1573-1619 of Ming Dynasty). Part b is a circular wooden stand with three feet.

A ceramic box with a very flattened ball form. Vessel (part a) and lid (part b) of equal proportions. Sides of both are vertically ribbed. Unglazed base. Granular white body. Top of lid is ornamented with a floral pattern in slip. Faintly yellow tinged transparent over all glaze falls far short of the base on the exterior. Interior is cursorily glazed.

A small ceramic vase with a vertical line design and a straight upright rim at the small mouth. Vase has incised lozenge design with a monochrome green glaze.

A ceramic bowl having angled sides flaring outward at the rim with a small base. Bowl has brown glaze with dark blue-black markings, commonly refered to as "hare's fur" glaze pattern.

Twin boy figure (part a). They are both dressed in traditional long robes in blue and brown on white. On each shoulder of the boys there is a hollowed opening. With wood stand (part b).

Round, partially egg-shaped, cup (part a) has a crackled monochrome green glaze. With circular wood stand (part b).

Red-brown clay vessel shaped as a stylized skeleton-like human figure; figure sits cross legged with its arms pressed across its chest; ribs, sternum and shoulder bones are all prominently incised. Two large circular holes mark the back--possibly from a broken stirrup spout.

Mottled grey bowl (broken) from a pottery pipe. Bowl is unadorned and curves at the bottom, creating a j-like shape to form the stem, which has broken off.

Small, brown-grey fragment from a pottery pipe--possibly the mouthpiece. Fragment is roughly cylindrical in shape, flares towards the broken end, and has a hole bored through its centre.