A long cylindrical wood flute with a stained zig zag pattern in the background of a carved design.

A thin rectangular wood flute with six circular holes in a row at one end and one rectangular hole at the other end. Carved with a geometric design.

Cantonese opera prop. The flute has a bone mouthpiece at one end with black stripes and a series of holes down its length. The black stripes consist of a wrapping of thread covered by a black adhesive. Stripes are grouped at each end: fourteen near the mouthpiece and twelve at the opposite end. These sections are separated by two stripes paired in the centre. The holes cover the lower half (away from the mouthpiece) and are spaced between stripes in line. Two holes are on the underside at the opposite ends from the mouthpiece. The flute shaft is blocked by a bamboo joint.

Stock of bamboo with eight holes along body, one at each end and six in the middle; one hole at end is larger than the rest. Decorative rectangular gold-coloured plate curves around half of stock near largest hole and is attached by two pieces of leather. Thin plastic cord is wrapped around stock in three sections, two around gold plate, and one around end.

Reed flute with no finger holes. One end has been left with only a small hole to allow the manipulation of sound.

Flute with six finger holes containing a rolled up paper with blue writing.

Replica flute made of moulded and fired clay. Animal head on one end, and a flared outward rim at the other end. Two human heads with headdresses at each end along the same side which has three finger holes and a geometric line design.

Cantonese opera prop. Long, hollow brown length of bamboo with eight finger holes bored into one side and a red string looped through two separate holes at one end.

Light brown coloured long and narrow flute with three evenly spaced holes on front, and two holes on back that are further apart from each other. Body is hollow. Flute has nine distinct sections of different geometric designs that include checkered, zigzag, diamond, triangular, and linear patterns.

A long bamboo(?) flute with three sections. One end section has a hole near the end. The middle section has four holes near the end and another hole at the other end.