Tall six-sided bottle, with lid (part b). Each side has a panel with three images - the top and bottom generally feature a building, sometimes with a large bird. The centre image is a framed machine. The edges and top of the bottom are decorated in blue - repeating V's creating a vine, and small repeating arches around the mouth. The lid has a ceramic handle painted to appear metallic. Around the handle reads, '1906-1990 IVAR KAROLUS LUNDGREN'. The artist's signature is on the base.

Circular white-blue glazed box (part a) with lid (part b). The lid is decorated with a floral motif. The edge and side of the lid and side of the box are scalloped.

White jug with flat, slightly flared base, flared rim, ridged lip, and loop handle. Central horizontal panel has blue, yellow, and taupe flowers, and green leaves, bordered by horizontal double blue lines. Above and below the central panel are lace designs. The handle is decorated with repeating thick, horizontal bands of blue. There is an oval impression in the base, and the maker's mark (WE).

Dehua lotus porcelain plate with slightly raised edge, and raised circular foot. The background is light bue-white with two levels of panels with suspended floral designs, which is similar on the underside around the foot. At centre, a large blue spiral. Rim is blue.

Small glazed bowl raised on three feet. Low bulbous body with concave neck that flares out to lip and wide, open mouth. The exterior has a light yellow-brown glaze with crazing. (Collector sticker on base.)

Large blue and white bowl with raised unglazed circular foot. The sides flare out to a wide circular rim. The sides are light blue-white with blue crosshatching and four panels, each within a four-point leaf-shape, showing various scenes. Below the rim is a band with blue meander designs and oblong sections with either objects or Chinese writing. The interior of the bowl is light blue-white. The base of the foot is orange-red.

Set of four light green stoneware stacking dishes (parts a-d). Set consists of three plates with slightly angled walls, and one bowl with more angled walls. Dishes increase in size from the bowl on top to the widest plate on the bottom. Maker's mark stamped on base of all four plates.

Celadon pot with vertical bands of circles separated by vertical lines. Squat, compressed spherical shape with raised neck and flared rim. Stand (b) has three legs. Unmarked.

Dark brown, round clay pot with twin heads on top. Pot is glazed. The two heads have circular earrings and tall, brimmed headdresses that act as spouts for the pot. The heads are connected by the edges of their headdresses and at their ears. A third, smaller spout is behind the heads, in the centre back. Wrapped around the twin necks is a necklace with a low hanging pendant. Extending from the sides of the necklace are two arms, that wrap around to the front. The necklace and arms are done in high relief. In the circle of each arm there is a round protuberance. Across the entire pot there are various geometric designs made up of dots impressed into the clay.

Round-bottomed clay jar. Transitions to a glazed concave neck with a wide mouth. The round bottom is hemispherical, and mottled black and orange-red.