A wood female figure (part a) standing on a flat rectangular base that is painted red, yellow, and green. Her right arm (part b) is bent outward and upward while her left arm is angled more foreward. She is holding a red cylindrical object on her head. She is painted brown with blk hair and rosy cheeks with a red dot in the middle of her forehead. She is painted with a full-length garment wrapped around her upper body at an angle. The garment has multiple shades of red and is a checkered pattern.

Red gold and black human figure (part a) sitting cross-legged on a lotus flower--figure wears a headdress, flowing, open robes, and has both hands laid palm-up, one on top of the other, in her lap. Figure has a large rectangular hole on the back exposing the cavity within. Figure sits on a square red wooden base (part b)--faded paper glued to the front of base features an inscription that reads: "...commonly called The Goddess of Mercy...."

Seated, throned, male human wooden figure. Figure wears a hat-like object and flowing, open robes. Gold leaf(?) and red paint are visible in spots. Large piece of paper glued to the bottom carries an inscription: "A god from the temple of the soogenii at Canton, China, obtained when the temple was being demolished. 1923/donated by/Stewart ...."

Stand and three figures. Part a is a brown, wooden, rectangular stand. Part b is a standing, Caucasian male figure with brown hair and beard. Figure wears a green and burgundy jacket, pleated knee-length garment, boots and a shoulder satchel. Part c is a standing, child-like figure with shoulder-length hair mounted on a square wooden base. Part d is a black, four-legged, cow-like animal with a short wooden prong protruding from the stomach.

Standing female figure with long black hair wearing a black cloak, pink dress, and a rosary hanging from the waist. Figure's right hand, arm bent at the elbow, is held palm up in front of the chest--figure's left arm is missing. Figure stands on a tall black base that is curved in the back and angular in the front.

Winged priest-like figure standing on a raised spherical base. Figure wears a long hooded cloak, white robes, a long necklace with cross, and holds a book.

Oval-shaped mask with greyish-yellow complexion, painted hair on forehead, eyebrows, moustache, and under lip. Prominent cheek bones, sunken eyes with hollow eyes and nostrils, and down turned mouth. Eyes painted black and red. Back of mask has carved Japanese characters in square and is painted green. Next to it, is a row of red painted Japanese characters.

Flat fan made of finely-split bamboo flaring out from its attachment point to a long wooden handle painted black. Perimeter of fan is circular except for the lower edge where the handle is attached, which is straight and at right angles to handle. Fan is covered with lacquered paper on both sides, patterned with a design of four triangles radiating from centre. The top triangle is red, the one where the handle attaches is yellow, and the two at the sides are green. The area where the triangles meet is covered with a black circle enclosing an even cross. In each of the quadrants thus formed is a line going in from the edge of the circle parallel to one arm of the cross, then bending at a right angle and curving to follow the outline of the circle. The area surrounding the handle on one side is covered with a grey paper cut, and the area immediately surrounding the handle is painted orange. The fan inserted into a split in the handle, which is shaped like a pointed oval where it covers the fan, which is attached with two rivets.

Flat fan made of finely-split bamboo flaring out from its attachment point to a long wooden handle of lacquered natural light-coloured wood. Perimeter of fan is circular and scalloped except for the lower edge where the handle is attached, which is straight and at right angles to handle. Fan is covered with yellow lacquered paper on both sides. It is inserted into a split in the handle, which is flat and circular where it covers the fan, which is attached with two rivets.

Flat fan made of finely-split bamboo flaring out from its attachment point to a long wooden handle painted black. Bamboo strips are bent downwards near the perimeter of fan, those on each side bending away from centre strip. Perimeter of fan is circular except for the lower edge where the handle is attached, which is straight and at right angles to handle. Fan is covered with pieces of floral-patterned silk, cut to form a design of three swirls converging at the centre, coloured purple, orange, and pale green on one side, and grey, very pale green, and pale orange on the other. It has a narrow edging of grey paper. The fan is inserted into a split in the handle, which is flat and lozenge-shaped where it covers the fan, which is attached with two rivets.