Sculpture of a female figure in profile, made of small tile pieces and broken ceramics over plaster and wood frame. The two frame cutouts are slit in the centre and fitted together at right angles. There are two front profiles and two rear profiles. The tiles cover the sculpture entirely and are used to represent features of face, breasts and kneecaps. The predominant colour of tiles is red.

Small, slightly foliated dish with decoration of two dogs on interior surface. The exterior surface has two red designs on opposite sides and a red stamp on the inside of the foot.

Shallow dish with slightly foliated gold edge. Interior is decorated with trees radiating from a central peach with red ring around it. Exterior has two small red designs on opposite sides; red stamp on inside of foot.

Bowl with lid: bowl has panels of floral design on white ground separated by yin and yang design with floral motif border in red with gold cross-hatch design; upside-down saucer-shaped lid has small red flower in centre bordered by a raised rim, and same design as bowl with blue bands around central raised rim and lip at outside rim. Inside plain white. Outside; red, gold, green and underglaze blue.

A small triangular object, possibly with some pink-red glaze, although much has worn off.

Ceramic tile with central design of a Northwest Coast-style bear head. Surrounding areas are sponged green-blue. Thin cork layer is adhered to back of tile. Inscription on edge near chin of bear.

Deep bowl with everted rim and raised foot. Bowl is undecorated, with pale green glaze.

Celadon glazed cup with raised foot ring and everted sides. Cup is undecorated.

Athenian black figure drinking cup, or kylix, made of red clay with black paint. The bowl is shallow and sits on a cylindrical base that widens to a flat, disc shaped foot. The two handled pedestal cup is decorated with two human figures and two animal figures fighting. The bottom and inner bowl have circular detailing.

Stoneware salt-glaze vase that had collapsed in on itself during firing. Inscription on side of vase; incised mark on bottom, "Martin Bros. London".