Standing figure of longevity carrying a scroll and cane. He is depicted with an elongated forehead and long beard. His robe is decorated with symbolic Buddhist motifs in blue on white. Unmarked.

Light green, Celadon vase; floral design pressed onto the sides.

Two lions carved from translucent pink quartz (parts a and b); each lion is mounted on a carved wooden stand (parts c and d).

Rectangular wooden box with dovetail joints, a hinged lid and a lock. Lid features a carved landscape scene with polychrome ivory figures--all are elaborately carved, painted, and gilded. Inside, the underside of lid is covered with padded silk and the bottom is covered with grey velvet; the silk padding is marked "Arthur and Bond Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Yokohama." There may have been a tray inside at one time.

Round, brass incense burner with tripod legs, lobed panels with birds, two handles and lid with finial of stylized lion.

Three bowls of decreasing size featuring identical imagery: centre panel with ladies in a garden bordered with fruit flowers and insects; exterior decorated with fruit and butterflies and a petal border. All polychrome, provincial style. Single character mark in iron red.

White silk background embroidered with butterflies and moths, with flower, ribbon and tassel motifs at center and left and right of center. One selvedge, three raw edges. Chinese characters on reverse edge.

Full length, elaborately carved female figure painted in detail (part a). Head is detachable and functions as stopper (part b); a short spoon is attached at the opposite end.

Embroidered panel is circular with five bands surrounding the centre section. The outside band is black with light blue flowers. The second and fourth bands are blue silk. The third band is thin with a white, blue and green floral print. The fifth band is black with dark blue flowers. The centre section has blue flowers and green vines on a cream background. The panel is backed by a piece of ecru fabric.

Celadon ware, cylindrical, beaker-shaped vase.