Small pair of brass(?) cymbals with red cloth handles attached to raised centres.

Cantonese opera instruments. Pair of brass or bronze cymbals (bo) with black characters on the top and bottom; large characters on top, with smaller characters on the bottom. Cymbals are circular with raised semi-spherical centres with holes.

Small pair of brass cymbals with raised, bell-shaped centres; each has a hole punched through the centre. Black characters are stamped onto the bottom of both cymbals and painted on the top of part b.

Two finger cymbals, one with a finger loop of synthetic elastic cord and one without. Cymbals have small scalloping around edges and two incised bands on flat area; two other incised bands are around domed area at centre. A hole in the centre of the domed area is for finger loops.

Pair of cymbals attached with a twisted black cord. Each has a symmetrical and identical design. Convex faces: design of two dragons, separated by two double thunderbolts. Concave faces: one double thunderbolt.

Pair of brass cymbals. Two circular cymbals, connected by a three-strand fibre cord. The cord has four knots in it and is threaded through the top of each cymbal. The cord is secured on the underside of each cymbal by a large knot.

Pair of cymbals attached by cord. Two circular convex brass discs with a braided cord attached through the centre hole and knotted underneath.