Small, white bottle-shaped vase with a long, cylindrical neck; bands of blue underglaze cover the top half of the vase.

Small vase with rounded sides and a long, cylindrical neck; three bands of light blue underglaze on a mottled grey ground.

Small bottle-shaped vase with a thin neck and squat body; blue and brown underglaze rings on a grey ground.

Modern imitation of a Shang bronze vessel; a ritual vessel on a tripod with a handle and two mushroom-like objects projecting from rim. Small t'ao t'ieh and lei-wan motifs in relief.

Large, light green plate with a wavy edge and designs pressed loosely onto the surface. The centre has wave patterns and small fish gates; surrounding the centre are various lotus and leaf designs.

Two cylindrical beaker shaped vases (parts a and b) with plants and flowers and birds perched on branches. All in blue on white ground. Brown rim and foot bands. Naive decoration. Incised mark on bottom reads Chinese date ch'eng hua reign (1465 - 1487).

Large porcelain bowl; exterior is decorated with cherry blossom in white on blue ground; interior has similar motifs in centre and around rim.

A celadon ceramic vase decorated with incised butterflies on a light green background. Vase has an ovoid-like shape with a stepped upper rim and a straight upright base.

Cylindrical white vase with rounded corners and raised designs on the sides: two parrots perched on rocks, surrounded with chrysanthemums; scroll bordering at base of neck. Marked "China" (impressed).

A tall cylindrical beaker shape with decoration consisting of two maidens and children in a garden. All in blue on white ground. Brown bands at neck and foot.