A bulbous jar with wide mouth, fairly long neck and five vertical lugs. The main body motif is two bands of floral design. The first narrow band of flowers just under the lugs is condensed and stylized. The second band is much wider and consists of a sparse floral design in fine bass relief. Large kiln defect on one side. A set of inked numbers on lip.

A heavily potted, tall, globular jar with a wide flat base and a lid which is crowned with a moulded seated lion. The jar has eight lugs in the shape of lion heads on its shoulder. Two pairs of blue dragons with sweeping tails and prominent feelers adorn the body. The dragons face each other and each pair is separated by a crane. Just under these dragons are two other pairs of grey dragons with a flaming pearl in between them. The base design is a commingling of wave, floral and scallop motif. Both the jar neck and lion on the lid is ringed with a version of the ruyi motif. The outer edge of the lip is incised with slanting parallel lines which gives a twisted rope effect.

A small globular jar with wide mouth, flat base and five grooved lugs on the shoulder. The shoulder also has a collar of moulded buttons. The lower third of the jar is unglazed. A set of inked numbers is on the lip.

A cobalt blue globular jar with a domed lid which is crowned with a moulded seated lion. The jar has a wide mouth and six grooved lugs on the shoulder. Just below the lugs is a collar of moulded buttons. Another ring of buttons, more sparsely spaced than the first, towards the base of the jar.

A tall globular jar with wide mouth, everted lip and wide base. Five round double grooved lugs around the neck. Below the lugs are two rings of buttons. The jar is tied with rope fittings through the lugs. A set of inked numbers on the lip.

A barrel-shaped jar with relatively narrow mouth and wide flat base. On the shoulder are four plain horizontal lugs, a round double grooved handle and a tall spout.

A plain, tall globular jar with a relatively narrow mouth and wide flat base. There are three (one missing) horizontal lugs around the neck. Dark dripped glaze marks on the upper part of jar. A set of inked numbers on lip.

Woman's necklace of 23 painted or stained wooden beads of various sizes and shapes (cubes, spheres, barrel-shapes), strung on yellow, red and blue twisted cord.

Child’s cap made of silk gauze ribbons with three long ribbons hanging down the back and ties made of orange silk cord ending in red and white tassels. Front edge of cap is made of a black ribbon with three Chinese characters stamped in gold on each side. Perpendicular to this, going over the top of the head, is a ribbon of yellow green silk gauze stamped with gold flowers and a cicada and embroidered with a Chinese character in red. A ribbon of red silk stamped with gold Chinese characters goes around the head, and parallel to this a blue ribbon stamped with gold Chinese characters forms the lower edge of the cap. Over the ears are inserted triangles of pale w silk, each embroidered with a red and white flower. Most of the ribbons are lined with pink silk gauze. A black ribbon stamped with gold Chinese characters goes down the centre back, with a similarly stamped blue ribbon on each side. At the centre front is an ornament composed of five circles embroidered with flowers, stuffed to make them round. At the centre is a flower carved from grey-green stone, at the centre of which is a yellow bead. From this ornament hang five pink silk tassels, each wrapped in silver thread.

Pair of brass candle holders, each composed of 6 parts. Parts a, g are bases, each having a round flat plate on single ring foot, incised with the design of 2 bats; on the centre is mounted a round post. Parts b, h are round plates with flat bases, straight sides and flat rim with round centre hole fitting over a and g respectively. Parts c, i each consist of a ring which fits over post of a or g below plate, one side of which is extended downwards. To this are attached 2 transverse round bars to the opposite ends of which is attached a hollow rectangular bar. Parts d, j hang over the lower transverse bars of c and i and each consists of a piece of heavy wire, bent into soldered elongated s-shapes. Attached to lower end of s is a 1/2 crescent pointing downwards, made of brass rod with finial on which is mounted a freely moving brass moth with fully modeled body. Parts f, l fit on ends of a and g and each consists of a brass tube at upper end of which is mounted a cup with outturned cup and 5 petal shaped pieces bent so that points nearly touch mouth. The post of part a has been broken from base and soldered back in place.