Spittoon style bowl (taho (타호). Bulbous base, then a shallow bowl with a wide flaring rim. Unmarked. Numerous old breaks with old adhesive (three pieces currently).

Undecorated dish, with transparent green glaze. Most of the surface is covered with a mineral deposit. Unmarked.

Interior is decorated with four cranes in flight and various geometric motifs. Geometric border around inside of rim. Circular design in centre. Unmarked.

Plain light green crackled finish. Incised circle near centre, with sightly raised centre. Traces of four spur marks made of clay at the bottom. Unmarked.

Temple gate in red and black, on a bright green base. Deer stand on either side.

Plate with image of women's activities and festival scene on cream ground. Border of geometric and floral motif in blue, red, and gold. Slightly lobed shape. Inscription on bottom of base.

Plate with image depicting silk culture. Has border with rectangle and floral motif in red, black, and gold. Slightly lobed shape. Inscription on underside of base.

Bowl with butterflies against cream ground with gold net motif on inside. The outside has iris design with small butterflies above and several bands of geometric motifs. Richly gilded. Inscription on underside of base.

Octagonal dark blue bowls with gold rims: part a has image of landscape with trees, water, buildings in red, green, blue and gold on dark blue ground; part c has floral design of the same colours on dark blue ground. Each dish has inscription on underside of base. Black wooden stand for part a is numbered part b. Black wooden stand for part c is numbered part d and has a piece of adhesive tape and adhesive residue on one arm.

Bowl with crackled glaze. Outside has chrysanthemum design in red, green, and gold with geometric band in blue and gold at rim and at neck of base. Inscription on underside of base.