Dark red, bonnet-like hat, rectangular in shape with a slightly rounded top. The right and bottom edge are open. There are two black cotton strips for ties.

Woman’s long, sleeveless, A-line dress made of purple silk damask that is patterned over-all with small coin-like motifs and larger roundels enclosing images of dragons and an auspicious symbol. The neckline has a high collar that extends diagonally from centre front, across the chest from left to right and fastens under the right armhole with a loop and metal ball-shaped button. The edges are faced with strips of blue silk or rayon crepe that is patterned with black and white ribbon-like streamers and pink, red and green floral motifs. The garment is lined with gray cotton with an over-all printed pattern of red, green, white and dark blue ovoid shapes.

Gold coloured robe with brocade roundels. The robe has a round neck, long sleeves and centre opening with metal frog closures. There are slits in the sides and back. On the front, back and sleeves are large roundels containing a five-toed dragon motif in silver and gold, on yellow ground. The inside lining is dark blue silk.

Dark blue silk brocade floor-length ceremonial robe with phoenix, dragon, pearl, fire and vase motifs woven with gold metallic threads and multicoloured silk. It has a standing collar and tapered sleeves. The robe closes in front asymmetrically (left over right) and fastens at the right side seam, under the sleeve, with a gold-coloured metal (brass?) ball button and loop. The silk fabric has been cut and pieced together like a patchwork, so that the main design elements are placed at centre front and centre back, so as to produce a symmetrical arrangement of design motifs in other places, for instance on the skirt. A panel of plain dark blue matching silk, which is not seen when the robe is worn, has been used to extend the lower half of the right front where it is overlapped and covered by the left. The edges are finished with red-orange silk damask facings, cut on the bias, and the lining is bright green damask with peony motifs.

Large, off-white, light-weight cotton muslin robe cover. Very long length and sleeves. Unfinished seams. Roughly made.

Strands of slightly irregularly sized human bone beads are threaded on a thick string with carved "medallions" of bone dividing the strands into lines of two, three, or sometimes four. There are fourteen square "medallions", one diamond shape, one pointed oval, and one five-sided piece. Carved decorations include dots, flowers, spirals, and human figures.

Sash composed of woven wool with lengthwise bands of orange, dark red, medium red, blue-black, and off-white. The centre band is composed of black with two rows of short vertical stripes. The ends are twisted into strands with a knot near the end of each.

Copper-coloured metal teapot with a short reverse curved spout, a tall neck, handle, and ornate with finial attached to the handle with a metal chain. Handle and spout are both ornately cast with crisscrossing, scrolling patterns and a boar-like head on the handle. Decorative metal trim rings the neck and lid in several places. Handle, chain, finial, and ornamentation around the spout and neck are executed with a brass-coloured metal.

A metal ring with a round green turquoise stone set in a low-grade silver setting. The design of the setting includes small bosses around the bottom edge surrounding the turquoise setting and a cluster of slightly larger bosses at each side of the ring along the rope-like bands. The band is adjustable.

A pair of earrings (parts a-b), each with a red coral bead set into an elaborate low-grade silver setting. The settings consist of large heavy loops incised with designs. There are two empty mountings on each setting where other stones may have been set. The coral beads are fixed to the setting with wires which are attached through holes drilled through the beads.