Small straight-sided jar with white glaze from midway up body to rim. Shoulder goes in slightly and neck flares out to thick rim.

Miniature bottle with flared foot, bulbous body and a smaller second body whose shoulders lead into a small neck. Two handles are attached to the lower shoulders.

Ming blue and white plate with a central motif of fish and aquatic plants. Decoration on outside is floral patterning.

Plate with flared sides and raised foot ring. Decoration on both sides in blue; interior decoration is a central landscape of three musicians playing outside, which is surrounded by eight more landscapes outlined by double lines; floral decoration in remaining rim areas. Exterior designs are bamboo designs on white ground.

Part a is a ceramic paper weight in the shape of a rectangular prism. It is decorated on five faces; top face is a landscape scene with two men seated on the ground near a rock and a tree; the two long side faces are decorated with a red flower and blue and gold leaves; the two small side faces are decorated with four horizontal blue lines and two vertical lines. Part b is a wooden stand that appears to be original to the object; sides have designs carved through them.

Part a) Large ceramic jar with depictions of two birds, flowers, and trees. There are two large blue Chinese characters over two of the four sections with the birds. Four blue ears on shoulder. Part b) Wooden lid, dome shaped with cut out patterning and knob handle.

Round bottomed jar with bulb-shaped body, angular shoulder, and flared neck up to a thick rim. Parts of the lower body are fire darkened.

Jar with bulbous body, wide, flared neck, and flared foot; two loop handles on shoulder are in line with two holes in foot. Shoulder is decorated with pattern of double lines - one wavy set below a straight dashed set, and a straight continuous set. Pattern is interrupted by the handles.

Jar with rounded body, long, flared neck, and short, flared foot. Two loop handles are attached to the shoulder.

Round-bottomed jar with flared neck. Shoulder occurs very close to the bottom and then slopes toward a second small shoulder close to the neck.