Celadon vase with sharp shoulder and flared neck; very thick and slightly hollowed foot.

Celadon vase with rounded shoulder and sharply flared, short neck; Three small protrusions near shoulder appear to be adhered to object. Foot is quite thick and has been hollowed out slightly.

A large plain white dish broken into two pieces across the centre and then repaired. The base is broad, flat, encircled by two raised rings, has no foot ring and is unglazed revealing a chalky white clay body. There is also an unglazed band around the rim. Grit adhesions on cavetto and the glaze is crackled throughout. A set of inked letter and number is written on the bottom.

Two circular kiln-attached celadon boxes with lids missing. The outer box has an exterior moulded with a series of vertical grooves, a glazed underside and unglazed foot ring. The exterior of the inner box is smooth and the interior is swirled with a brown glaze. Both boxes have ledge-like lips on which lids can sit. The glaze is thick and glossy. Where the glaze ends, at the lips of both boxes and the foot ring, it is reddish-brown. Where chipped, a grey porcelaneous body is exposed. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

A reassembled cylindrical celadon incense burner, with several visible repaired cracks, three short tapering legs, sides which narrow slightly towards the base and a foot ring. The mouth is fully opened with the rim turning inward to form a narrow, almost flat ledge. The exterior is moulded with the eight diagrams or trigrams - a series of three broken-up horizontal lines in eight rectangles. Most of the centre, foot ring and the bottom of the legs are unglazed and have burned reddish brown. Where chipped, a grey porcelaneous body is revealed. A set of inked letter and number is written on the underside.

A deep celadon bowl with bulbous body and hole-bottom underside. The centre is slightly convex and raises to a small peak. Repairs to bowl are much more visible on the exterior surface than inside. Matte green glaze covers entire bowl except underside and a little area just above the base. Where unglazed, a reddish-brown body is revealed. A set of inked letter and number is written on the underside.

A globular jar with a prominent ridge about a third of the way down from the mouth. The upper third of the body is in the shape of a turned-over dish. The mouth is relatively narrow with four small plain vertical lugs around it. There is a stamp between two lugs.

A tall round jar with wide mouth and six vertical lugs on the shoulder. The body design is of two pairs of vertical s-shaped, three-toed dragons. Each pair has a flaming pearl on a cloud between them. The dragon pairs are separated by cranes and swallows. The shoulder of the jar is ringed with three bands of floral patterns two of which are variants of the ruyi motif. The jar is glazed from the interior neck, over the rim and down the body until just short of the base. The lip has a set of inked numbers.

A cobalt blue globular jar with a domed lid which is crowned with a moulded seated lion. The jar has a wide mouth and six grooved lugs on the shoulder. Just below the lugs is a collar of moulded buttons. Another ring of buttons, more sparsely spaced than the first, towards the base of the jar.

Neckless globular jar with wide mouth and flat base. On the shoulder are five horizontal lugs and a short spout. The jar is glazed from the neck interior, over the lip and down two-thirds of the body. The bottom third of the jar is unglazed. An incised circle links the lugs and spout. A set of inked numbers on the lip and an adhesive on the underside with inked numbers and letters.