Cylindrical container that has geometric bands of cross hatching to decorate one end of bamboo that is closed while the other end is open.

Pipe made from a silver mouthpiece and bowl attached to a short segment of hollow bamboo cane. Plait design in bands on bowl and mouthpiece. Mouthpiece and bowl have a band of gold colour.

Rice warmer on a stemmed base with lid and base. Cover and sides are engraved with floral design. Handles are in the form of bats. On the foot is an inscription which reads "25th Anniversary of the Seoul Press 1907-1932."

A metal plate. Centre panel has male sword fighter and bordering rim has crab, fish and sea monsters, all in relief. On the back of plate there is a seal mark reading, Made in Hsuan-te reign of Ming Dynasty (1426-1435).

Cylindrical container decorated with spiral and geometric bands in red and grey (over laid tooled lead foil) on natural and red background. Designs on the upper portion consist of upward pointing triangles in grey on red. Designs on the lower portion consist of spirals in red on natural. The lid has a star on top.

Snuff box with an elongated oval shape and a hinged lid. Inscribed with the Reformed Gregorian Calendar, which is represented by a table of numbers and months on both the lid and bottom of the base, and there are two figures depicted on either end on the lid as well as another figure on the bottom of the base.

Dragon, cloud, and wave patterns on the holder (part a) that has a lid and which has a small rounded circular locket dangling from one end. There is a small collapsible brush (part b).

Circular tray with plain concentric circles for decoration.

Large, wide vase with short neck and chased bamboo in low relief decorating the sides. Shiny, bright finish.

Vase (a) with two handles on a tripod base with animal motif legs. One side has landscape scene with two human and other side has two houses in landscaper scene. All in slight relief. Dark brown finish. Tray (b) rests on top and in centre has a cup that hangs down and fits into a central hole in the vase.