A shallow oval-like shaped ceramic dish with a wavy rimmed edge. Decorated with flowers and gilt borders on a green ground. Panel with iron red calligraphy in centre.

Pair of identical small white bowls with short feet and flaring sides. Both bowls have a thin red and gold band around the foot, a gold line around the rim, and the image of a flowering tree and peonies in polychrome enamels on the outside--two upper branches of the tree wrap over the top and into the inside of the bowls.

Ceramic figure of a priest (part a) dressed in formal red robe. Wearing a black hat. He is holding a scroll in his left arm. Bubbly red and green glaze over grey clay. Impressed mark on bottom. With wood stand (part b).

Aubergine glazed bowl in the form of a deep cluster of leaves or a flower with a stem.

Jar made of porcelain with a light grey glaze with crackle emphasized by black and brown pigment. There is a slight lip at the mouth and the sides have five lobes.

A small melon-shaped ceramic pot (part a). Pot has grey glaze except near bottom. With wood stand (part b).

Celadon ware, cylindrical, beaker-shaped vase.

Pot (a) and wooden stand (b). The pot is glazed with a speckled greeny-blue and dark brown finish, has a small mouth with a brown lip, and the rounded sides are lobed with a slightly raised leaf motif. The stand is made of dark brown stained wood with elongated ovals cut out of the sides with scroll shapes emerging from the bottom upwards at the centre of each, and it has four small feet.

A tall ceramic vase (part a) which is lobed-shaped with eight figures engaged in various social activities. All in polychrome on white. Border is decorated with scrolls and geometrics. Characters on bottom read ch'ien lung, reign of ch'ing. (1736-1795). With wood stand (part b).

Slightly lobed shape with eight human figures engaged in various activities. Predominant colours used are gold, blue, red, and green on a white ground. Some overglaze and some underglaze. Four character inscription underneath.