Dish with a petal-like scalloped edge and flaring foot. The dish has a blue floral design on white on the top surface and a band of abstract design on the foot.

Shallow plate with interior decorations in high relief of two frogs, one lizard, two beetles, and a snake in greenery. The beetles and frogs are brown; the lizard is green with brown on top of head and at start of tail; snake is brownish green. Underside is glazed brown, has a raised foot ring with two holes in the sides and has the number 9, or 6, stamped inside the foot. Foot ring has holes in it for hanging.

Hollow figure of a toad or frog. Legs protrude from sides; back and legs are decorated with raised bumps; two round holes are in the underside of the body; eyes, mouth, nostrils, and toes are incised into the surface.

Hollow figure of a frog with an open mouth. Legs protrude from sides; back and legs are decorated with raised bumps; a round hole is in the underside of the mouth area; eyes and nostrils are incised into the surface.

Vase with a cylindrical body that tapers slightly towards the base, which flares outwards slightly.

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

Hand modelled, seated bird; perhaps a dove.

Ushabti figure depicting a mummy with lines extending out from the eyes and a chin beard. The figure stands on a blocky platform and has hieroglyphs carved into the back.

Figure depicting a mummy (ushabti figure) painted in yellow and black over white with black and reddish-orange details and hieroglyphs running vertically down the front in black.