Rectangular box with separate lid that constitutes one half of the top and is flush with the overall dimensions; a lock and a bail type handle are attached at lid end of box; a key is attached with string. There is some script in black underneath.

Plain reddish brown colours. Heart shaped handle holes. Corners and base joined by pegs. Sticker on bottom.

Rectangular stone panel framed by a dark brown carved stand with two bracketed feet. Stone panel with carving of birds and bamboo in very dull olive on dull brown surface; all in relief. Frame is elaborately carved with bats, spirals, and one of the eight precious symbols of Buddha.

Rectangular table (part a) with scroll-footed legs and two drawers (b and c). The drawers are made to appear as part of the paneled apron. Parts d and e are wooden slats that have become detached: part e fits next to the side of the table, and part d is the next slat inwards towards the centre of the table.

Rectangular wooden box with dovetail joints, a hinged lid and a lock. Lid features a carved landscape scene with polychrome ivory figures--all are elaborately carved, painted, and gilded. Inside, the underside of lid is covered with padded silk and the bottom is covered with grey velvet; the silk padding is marked "Arthur and Bond Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Yokohama." There may have been a tray inside at one time.

Rectangular wooden screen (part a) carved on one side with a landscape scene featuring bamboo, a tree and rocks; some rocks are carved and others are applied to create deep relief. Screen rests in a carved wooden stand (part b)

Wooden club displaying a carved face with downturned mouth and prominent nose figure appears to be wearing a hat. A hand extends up the back of the head. Scalloped decoration on the handle. There is a small hole drilled in the base. The club has been heavily varnished and wood filler has been used. (A. Stalgis 4/18/03)