Full length female figure dressed in an elaborate kimono of red, pink, turquoise, and yellow with a floral pattern. She is carrying two pails supported by a rod over herl right shoulder. Her black hair is tied up into three buns with hair accessories. Standing on a black rectangular wood base.

Female figure dressed in two piece traditional costume of skirt and overcoat. Buff coloured costume with blue waist sash and purple ties diagonally across the upper front. She has a flower in her hair, which is tied up into two buns at the top of her head. Standing on a flat piece of tree trunk for a stand. Label reads "Japan".

A female doll with a white face and painted black eyes and eyebrows and red lips. Her black hair is shoulder length with bangs. She is wearing a red printed kimono that has a white, green, and purple floral pattern with a brocaded sash on the back. Her left arm is bent forward and inward while her right arm is upraised forward and outward.

Plate with scene of Shinto procession in polychrome and gold, rim has geometric border with rectangle and diamond motif in black, gold, and red, and is slightly lobed. Has gilt inscription on underside of base with chrysanthemum decoration on underside. (Gion Festival, Kyoto)

Light coloured wooden standing figure known as Daikokuten (大黒天) with a big sack over his left shoulder and a uchide no kozuchi (打ち出の小槌), or a legendary magic mallet in his right hand, standing on bales called tawara (俵) full of rice. Some painting on features; carved in a sophisticated style. Japanese calligraphy on the back; writing includes the name of a place: Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture (神奈川県鎌倉). Usually shown as a pair with Ebisu (N2.975).

Light coloured wooden seated figure known as Ebisu (えびす) also written asゑびす/恵比須/恵比寿/夷/戎/蛭子) with tai (鯛/sea beam), a symbol of good fortune, under his left arm, sitting on a rock. Some painting on the features; carved in a sophisticated style. Usually paired with Daikokuten (N2.976).

Black wooden standing figure known as Daikokuten (大黒天) with a big sack over his left shoulder and a uchide no kozuchi (打ち出の小槌), a legendary magic mallet, in his right hand. He is standing on bales called tawara (俵) full of rice. Carved in a simple style. It is normally paired with Ebisu (えびす) (N2.973). Labels on base.

Black wooden seated figure known as Ebisu (えびす; also written ゑびす/恵比須/恵比寿/夷/戎/蛭子) with a sea beam (tai, 鯛), a symbol of good fortune, under his left arm. Carved in a simple style. Normally paired with Daikokuten (大黒天) (N2.974).

Seated god dressed in orange robe with two shades of blue with gold. Base is black, gold and white. The paint is flaking off. Tienjin-sama, god of letters.

Shrine (a) is rectangular on a flat base, some brass decorations are nailed on. Front panel with pair of doors can be removed (b).