A long wood mask with another piece attached at the back with bark to give it an oval shape. The light and dark brown and red face has furry dark brown eyebrows and long hair on string. The circular eyes bulge out at a downward angle and have silvery foil at the centre. Two curved pieces protrude from the bottom of each side and curve backward. The bottom of the mask is carved with grooves. Behind the mask there is a long piece of wood protruding perpendicularly.

Miniature brown wooden bucket--cylindrical with a slight flare.

Miniature circular wooden bucket.

Miniature brown wooden cylindrical bucket with a rectangular vertical protrusion on one side.

Miniature circular bucket-shaped wooden object--handle is attached horizontally to two vertical, rectangular protrusions from the top of the bucket.

Miniature, brown, wooden étagère-like object with a tapering, conical axis--object has one large circular tier and a smaller bowl-like tier on the top. "Mother" is written in pencil on the first tier.

Miniature human figure standing on tiptoe in a tapering vertical cage. Top of cage is flat with a small hole for the figure's neck to pass through, leaving the head outside the top of the structure. Inscription on bottom reads: "Method of hanging or execution."

Miniature wooden carving of two men carrying a litter with a single passenger. The litter has one curtained window in the front and two smaller windows on the sides, a square roof with a curved front edge, and a decorative point in the centre of the roof. The men carrying the litter wear long-sleeved shirts and short pants. The carving is mounted on a flat rectangular base with an inscription on the bottom: "Parlor car."

Wooden carving of a rickshaw with wheels that turn. Man sitting in it has bent left arm and wears a long robe. Man pulling rickshaw wears pants and jacket, his hair ends in a braid. Rickshaw handles go through his hands. The axle is metal. The eyes and eyebrows are black, and the mouth is pink.

Miniature brown wooden mortar and pestle-like object with a raised circular foot--pestle is carved so that it is movable, but unable to be removed from the mortar.