Seated figure of the Tao monkey diety Sun Hou Tze. Figure has hands clenched into fists and resting on knees. It has rounded eyes and a protruding nose, wears an ornate hat/headdress and its robe has a long tie which hangs visibly between the legs. The base is part of the chair which the figure sits on.

Rectangular wooden plaque mounted on two red wooden stands. The painted scene depicts a male and female elder each holding two children. They both wear brown robes and each hold a baby dressed in green and a baby dressed in red. The female elder wears green earrings and the male has white eyebrows and a white beard. They stand beneath a traditional Chinese canopy with Chinese charaters above them. There are floral decorations on either side of them. They stand on a bridge? and below them is a body of water with a figure dressed in red and green sitting in a yellow boat holding a paddle. The back of the plaque is unpainted.

Carved wooden figure seated on a red and black chair. Figure wears gold robes and a black hat with a stick on the left side, and hole on the right side where the missing stick once was. Bottom of the chair has a flower design.

Wooden plaque painted red with carved designs painted yellow. Three figures stand at the bottom of the scene; a human male in the centre holding a sword and two animalistic figures on either side of him with their arms raised, revealing claw like hands. Above them is a large Ba Gua symbol, with a crown-like symbol on top. Surrounding the Ba Gua are Chinese symbols. The back of the plaque is unpainted.

Rectangular wooden plaque depicting two rows of seated figures set in squares. The first row is of two figures wearing hats with a curtain above them. The second row consists of three seated figures. There are Chinese characters on the back.

Rectangular wooden plaque painted red with three carved figures standing beneath green curtains. Two of the figures are male and one is female. The female is standing on the right. All three wear gold robes and red hand muffs with green trim. The males have white collars and gold hats. The female has green earrings, a red collar, and black hair. The males wear black shoes and the female wears red shoes.

Rectangular wooden plaque painted red with two carved figures riding animals. Both wear gold tunics with dark brown collars, red pants, and gold hats. The female rider is distinguished by her green earrings. The male rider's hat has two circles on either side that stick out. The male is riding a horse? that is painted yellow with black facial features. The female is riding a crane? with a yellow body, black legs and a triangular black beak. There are gold curtains above the figures, set in a rectangular frame in the plaque. The back of the plaque is unpainted.

Carved wooden male figure, seated on a red chair. Figure wears a gold tunic with off-white and green collar and a hat or headdress which extends down the length of his back. He has very large round eyes, thick eyebrows and a prominant moustache. Both hands rest on his knees. There are Chinese characters written on the back of the chair.

Carved wooden figure wearing long tunic, pants, and a headdress with a green stick at the back of the head. Figure's right arm is bent and has its hand clenched in a fist with a small hole, indicating it may have once held an object. Left arm rests at its side and holds a piece of cloth.

Carved wooden male figure seated on a bench. He wears a headdress that has two points on the top and extends down the length of his back. Both hands rest on his knees.