Brown miniature globular bottle with short neck, wide mouth, wide flat base and two vertical lugs on the shoulder. The glaze ends midway down the body in an uneven line except for a point where it runs to the base. The slightly concave base is rougher to the touch than the rest of the body surface. Overall, the clay is coarse and grey. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

Miniature spherical bottle with wide mouth, rounded lip and wide base. Brownish-grey glaze covers the upper half of the body and is finely crackled. Mottled dark brown glaze on lower unglazed dark grey body. The jar has a cord cut base and no foot rim. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the base.

Miniature bulgy spherical bottle with short neck, small mouth with rounded lip and foot ring. Glaze is shiny and covers the mouth and exterior except the foot and small circular patches (repairs) on the mouth rim and body. Unglazed areas reveal a dark grey dense stoneware body. The centre of the base has a spiral. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

A miniature bottle with long neck, trumpet-shaped mouth and splayed foot. The body and foot are moulded with raised linear designs of overlapping upright lotus petals. The vase is luted in three sections: at the base of the neck, midway down the body and at the junction where the foot begins to splay. A large hollow at the base forms a narrow foot rim on which the vase rests. Glaze covers the inside of the trumpet mouth and down the exterior surface until just short of the base. The exposed parts reveal a chalky white body. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the narrow foot rim.

Slightly greenish-grey glazed spherical jarlet with wide mouth and two loop ears. The interior and exterior are glazed except for mid-body patches, base and underside. These exposed areas reveal a greyish white body. The base is shaved and there are chatter marks on the underside. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.

Tall elongated globular jar with wide pie-crust lips, flat base and eight vertical lugs. Two dragons with sweeping bodies and tails adorn the upper half of the body. Between the dragons are patches of floral? motifs. Just below mid-body is a slight ridge. Just above the ridge is a row of incised parallel slants. The lugs are grooved and have dao die mask designs. Kiln defects with the largest measuring about 11 cm. towards the base. The body glaze stops just short of the base. A set of inked numbers on the lip.

A tall globular jar with wide mouth, everted lip and wide base. Five round double grooved lugs around the neck. Below the lugs are two rings of buttons. The jar is tied with rope fittings through the lugs. A set of inked numbers on the lip.

A large globular jar with wide mouth, thick overhanging lip and five lugs in the shape of lion heads. The main body motif is a pair of incised dragons each chasing a round object and bordered by wave patterns. The interior, mouth and underside are unglazed. The underside has a thick layer of white plaster. A set of inked numbers on lip.

A barrel-shaped jar with relatively narrow mouth and wide flat base. On the shoulder are four plain horizontal lugs, a round double grooved handle and a tall spout.

A pear-shape, lopsided bottle with medium mouth, flat base and no decorations. Upper part tapered and sagged at firing towards wide diameter of body where wheel marks are more apparent. There are two flat horizontal knife grooves on one side of body. Colour of glaze is uneven with darker uncrackled grey on one side and lighter yellowish crackled grey on other side. Part of the base and underside are unglazed. A set of inked letter and numbers is written on the underside.