Figure carved into metal. Probably Buddha seated under a cobra's hood. Carving is very small and difficult to distinguish.

Iron point with two long barbs embedded in and riveted to a copper fore-shaft with twin barbs. The fore-shaft is bound with twine and attached to a thin rope (presumably the retrieval line). Detachable harpoon head.

Four evenly spaced curved and pointed metal pieces attached to a metal bar that has two rings for holding.

Wide horizontal blade that tapers towards the top and is attached to a looped handle. The handle has linear grooves on it for decoration.

Form of double-headed fish with brass discs in mouths and a ring handle in the center. Jingles made of thin brass plates inserted into the wooden body. Silver paint is applied at the base of the handle and in the eyes of the fish.

Form of double-headed fish with brass discs in mouths and ring handle in the centre. Jingles made of thin brass plates inserted into the wooden body. Silver paint is applied at the base of the handle and in the eyes of the fish.

Long pointed ribbed blade with an M-shaped handle connected in the centre by two metal rod pieces.

Long and thin pointed blade with central raised ridge that has two handles that connect to each other by two metal rods. The metal rods are wider at the centre and taper towards the edge of the handle.

Long sword with handle that has an engraved plant motif pattern on each side. Sides of handle protrude slightly with scalloped points to create an overall T-shaped handle. End of handle is in the shape of a lobed finial and once had an inset panel on the end. The blade is long and flares slightly upwards.

Ornate cutting tool made from cast brass which has been finished with a file; cutting blade made of steel; has a steel leaf spring. Rosette decoration. Turned effect finials on handles.