Glass vial with a tall, narrow, semi-hemispherical base and a tall, cylindrical neck. On top is a disc shaped, everted rim. The outer surface has a copper coloured shiny coating; underneath, glass is multicoloured.

Figure depicting a hare, sacred to Osiris, with large ears that are emphasized with a pattern of diagonal incised lines. Light green glaze.

Two woven, oblong chopstick holders with green, red and white pebbles inside.

Plain jar shape with loop handle; wide at bottom, narrow at top.

Boat shaped basket woven with three bamboo strips on the base for support, rest is woven with thinner strips. Mottled effect. Labels on bottom: "130 -", "24".

Plain oval shaped basket with braided rim. Open weave. Unmarked.

Dark brown bamboo chopstick box (part a) and sliding panel lid (part b). Plain natural colour chopsticks (part c and d) taper to a point at one end. One chopstick (part d) has a small piece of ripped masking tape on the squared off end. One end of the box (part a) is white plastic.

Section of bamboo with two white plastic pieces on the ends. Bamboo panel used for sliding lid.

Curved segment of bamboo cane with several Japanese characters carved in relief on the convex side.

Vial of grey-green glass with white diagonal stripes around the vial. The vial is bulbous at the base, tapers to a cylindrical neck and flares outwards at the mouth.