A small ceramic vase with a rounded lower body that angles inward to taper to a slim cylindrical neck which has a flared rim. Abstract designs and scroll motifs on pale blue-green ground. Scroll handles.

Pale blue porcelain bowl. Wooden stand.

A blue ceramic vase with light streaks. A molded lizard is attached to the base of the neck of the vase.

Small lidded jar. Overall floral pattern of "five colours" with two panels of flowers and insects reserved on a white ground. Part b is the lid.

Small green bowl with ring base, rounded sides, deep well and wide everted rim. In the well centre is are two fish motifs in high relief. The sides have ribbed detailing.

A ceramic dish with curved sides in a monochrome green glaze, and a crackled finish. The rim of the dish is brown and thinly glazed.

Tall, green, rounded vase with peony and leaf designs pressed onto the surface.

Porcelain vase with a tall foot, bulbous body, and neck that flares outwards then inwards at the top. Top portion has a landscape scene with two ladies and two warriors in polychrome on grey crackled surface. Lower portion has a battle scene with some men on horseback and some carrying spears, all on the same ground. Other motifs include flowers, cicada and the t'ao t'ieh handles.

Circular white plate covered with blue designs and sides that flare upwards. Stylized chrysanthemum flowers and leaves decorate the front, a scroll motif decorates the rim, and three bamboo designs decorate the bottom of the plate.

Set of three tenmoku stoneware dishes (parts a-d). The two deep plates, one larger then the other, have high walls with four dips spaced around the edges. The small round bowl has angled walls and two curved handles. All three are mainly black with ragged brown rims. Maker's mark stamped on base of all three plates.