A small vase (part a) with a lozenge design and clouds, and a monochrome crackled green glaze. With circular wood stand (part b).

Green bowl with a ring base, steep sides, deep well and rounded rim. There is a large design of peony and leaf motifs in the well, extending up the sides.

Green glazed plate with flat base, deep well and rounded rim. There is a large design of peony and leaf motifs in the centre well. (Part b is a wooden stand.)

A monochrome green glaze crackle finished tripod burner (part a) with a trigram design "pa kua" on sides, and two ring handles. Has a silver chrysanthemum cover (part b) and a triangular wood stand (part c).

A ceramic bowl with flared sides and a small base. Plain green-grey monochrome glaze with sand adhering to the foot of rim.

A light green ceramic vase. The middle section of the vase is rounded on the bottom and tapers downward into a smaller flared base, and which angles inward toward the top to taper to a short cylindrical opening with a stepped rim. Lion head handles from which fish are suspended carved on both sides. (Part b is a wooden square stand with a circular centre and four legs, in storage.)

Pair of identical small white bowls with short feet and flaring sides. Both bowls have a thin red and gold band around the foot, a gold line around the rim, and the image of a flowering tree and peonies in polychrome enamels on the outside--two upper branches of the tree wrap over the top and into the inside of the bowls.

Celadon ware, cylindrical, beaker-shaped vase.

White plate with a rim that curves upwards and a scene with four male figures dressed in Manchu robes painted in polychrome.

Plain, shiny red (sang de boeuf) dish, or plate. Mark of eight characters in blue underglaze on base.