Dish (jeopsi 접시; 楪匙). Somewhat flower-shaped in that the outside rim is slightly indented at intervals (or lobed) to represent petals. The dish has a mould-impressed floral design on the surface. The inside of the dish has a slightly raised circular area, with six lines radiating out.

Plate with grey glaze and raised rim; lip on bottom.

Bowl with a ring around the inside at the base of the walls. Seven stilt marks on inside at centre.

Green silk cloth embroidered with flowers, leaves, tree branches, birds and peacocks in green, brown, blue, white, pink, purple and metallic thread, on bottom half of cloth strip.

Black jacket with standing collar, long sleeves, side slits and centre opening with frog closures. The inside is unlined.

Black robe with rounded neck, slender sleeves and centre opening with gold frog closures. There are slits in the sides and back. In the front and back centre is a square badge with a left-facing egret, denoting a sixth civil rank. Also in the square are sun, bat, cloud and wave motifs in gold, pink, white, green and blue on a black ground. The inside is unlined.

Plain white cloth with blue embroidery of two cranes on either side of fruit and flower at center. To right of crane is fish, flaming circle, elephant, butterfly, deer, turtle, and lion. Landforms and waves at bottom, flowers and some clouds at top. To left of crane is small dragon, three lions, a frog and a crab, again with same landforms and water below, and flowers, clouds and symbols at top

Triangular sherd containing most of a foot and some of a side. Faint, incised, floral design on inner surface.

Sherd with a finished rim, side and part of a base with a raised foot ring. The wall has slight decoration of incised vertical lines.

Pot sherd of most of a foot ring and some of the sides surrounding it. Sherd is unglazed and undecorated.