A closing fan made of twenty-eight smooth flat ribs of split bamboo narrowing where they are attached to the fan of yellow brown oiled paper. A curvilinear design is burned on the base of each side of each rib. End pieces of the fan are strips of bamboo with the nodes prominent and a design burned on of dots and curvilinear motifs. Handle of the fan is of black wood fastened by a metal rivet with a small ring on one side.

A closing fan made of seventeen flat bamboo ribs with tapering end pieces of natural colour bamboo. Edges of the ribs curve inwards just below the point where they reach the paper cover of the fan, which is white. Fan is held together with a brass rivet that has a small ring on one side. Rivet is set into wooden ends of the same colour, which flare outward at the base.

Curved, tubular horn decorated with an intricately carved dragon's head in relief at one end. Band of design in relief at spout and at middle. Mouthpiece at other end. Eyelet under dragon's chin.

Dish (jeopsi 접시; 楪匙). The six edges are slightly lobed at regular intervals to represent the shape of a flower. Incised peony and branch design in centre. Unmarked. Traces of four spur marks in clay on the foot ring.

Rice warmer on a stemmed base with lid and base. Cover and sides are engraved with floral design. Handles are in the form of bats. On the foot is an inscription which reads "25th Anniversary of the Seoul Press 1907-1932."

A metal plate. Centre panel has male sword fighter and bordering rim has crab, fish and sea monsters, all in relief. On the back of plate there is a seal mark reading, Made in Hsuan-te reign of Ming Dynasty (1426-1435).

Two bands of design with key background and animals in relief all around incense burner. Has tripod base and is in pale green glaze. One handle on top of rim.

Celadon green wine pot, shaped like a melon with overall ribbed indentations. The spout and handle join on the upper body. The lid (part b) is small and ribbed, with a stem and curled leaf on top.

Three light green dishes, with crackled finish. Circular indent around sides. Each has three irregular areas, or pieces of unglazed clay on the surface, near the centre of the inside. Unmarked.

Celadon bowl (wan; 완; 碗). Mould impressed floral design; petal lines radiate out from the centre. Unmarked.