Female in lotus position wearing kimono, holding a cup.

Standing figure of Kwannon; figure is a male (a) holding a lotus flower (b) in one had and is depicted in a loose flowing garment. There is a small image of Amida in his crown. Dark finish with traces of gilt. Kwannon was an attendant to Amida Buddhas known as the "goddess of mercy" originally represented as a male. Halo (c).

Plate with crackled ivory ground and an image depcting boy's day. Crackled and polychrome; gilt overglaze. Border with geometric floral motif in dark red, red and gold.

Standing Buddha on lotus with curved halo. Predominantly gold.

Seated Buddha on lotus pedestal in meditation; halo is carved elaborately; case has five lines of calligraphy and gilded in the interior; exterior has hinges with floral designs and double hinged doors. Buddha, case, pedestal, and halo are separate pieces.

Bowl with panels of floral design on white ground separated by yin and yang design with floral motif border in red with gold cross-hatch design. Inside plain white. Outside; red, gold, green and underglaze blue.

Red ceramic vase with gold and multicoloured designs. Vase has a ringed base, round body and narrow neck. There are front and back panels of kissing fish with coral and wave motifs, surrounded by gourd plants and butterflies on red ground. Around the base is a blue meander border.

Plate with scene of Shinto procession in polychrome and gold, rim has geometric border with rectangle and diamond motif in black, gold, and red, and is slightly lobed. Has gilt inscription on underside of base with chrysanthemum decoration on underside. (Gion Festival, Kyoto)

Carving of robed figure, one of Buddha's disciples, standing on lotus pedestal on oval base. Darkened surface; missing feet.

Seated Buddha with scroll and floral designs (chrysanthemums) in red and gold. Scroll designs on head in black and gold with ulna.