Triangular sherd with one glazed surface; all edges are rough; surface is undecorated. Sherd is slightly arched.

Arched, five sided sherd with one face glazed dark green. Sherd is undecorated.

Sherd containing a corner and a finished edge. Glaze is dark green; some leaf decorations in relief are present on one face.

Triangular sherd containing one finished edge. Glaze is dark green; floral decoration in relief is present.

Semi-circular sherd. Glazed on one face with dark blue-green; raised leaf decoration on glazed surface. Mottled clay protrudes from part of the curved edge.

Shiwan style pottery figure of Su Wu, the faithful diplomat of the Han Dynasty who was forced to become a sheep herder, wearing long flowing robes glazed in a copper-red plum glaze, with a wood staff and long white beard. He has a small white ram at his feet and a long cord of shells wrapped around the top of his staff. Figure is hollow. Interior has impressed artist mark and is inscribed with the artist’s signature.

Shiwan stoneware figure of Li Tieguai, the Daoist immortal who represents the sick and poor, dressed in beggar’s clothes and seated, with hands on his right knee, on a large double calabash gourd (hulu), glazed in copper red. The male figure is partially wrapped in a white blanket, and wearing a white knotted headband. Underneath him is a long crutch. The piece is hollow and stamped with the artist's seal along the bottom edge. Characters written along interior.

Shiwan style pottery figure of the goddess Guanyin, the Buddhist bodhisattva of mercy in female form wearing long flowing priestess robes, glazed in celadon. She is standing and wearing a long, full light blue hooded robe, holding a baby boy in her left arm. She wears a golden brown headdress, with green gems, and a matching necklace. Figure is hollow. Interior has maker’s seal, impressed signature, and is signed by the artist.