Bear in standing position on all four paws with left paws more forward than their respective right paws. Eyes are glass. Head is tilted to the bear's left with mouth open.

Battledore paddle. On one side is a female dressed in traditional costume in colours of red, green, orange, and gold. On other side is a painted scene of trees in front of a round orange-red sun.

Thatched hut with one door and no windows. The base is wood edged with iron.

Mask depicting face of a guardian figure, which appears vicious with fangs and horns. Glass, blood-shot eyes; two circular patches on inside (probably covering the holes where the eyes were inserted); dark finish.

Tripod burner with silver inlaid in geometric patterns on body, shoulder, and neck. Lid is wooden.

Red, oval-shaped plate with the surface carved in the form of a fish. The top of plate is red, while the bottom is brown.

Carving of robed figure, one of Buddha's disciples, standing on lotus pedestal on oval base. Darkened surface; missing feet.

Containers are shaped like goblets (two sizes); all are stored in a wooden case, which has a red-brown opaque finish; drawer of case contains unfinished wooden objects - one hollow cylinder, one pestle-shaped object and two domed, circular forms; colours are red, brown.

Full length standing figure in traditional costume and holding an umbrella. Floral inlaid designs in silver. Eyes are inlaid glass.

Three monkey figures (a) seated back to back: monkey covering eyes ("see no evil"), monkey covering ears ("hear no evil"), monkey covering mouth ("speak no evil"). Eyes are painted black; stand (b) is made of dark brown wood with three feet.