Travelling canteen consisting of a wooden case with eight separately carved compartments for carrying eating utensils.

Dehua blanc de Chine porcelain figure of Guanyin, Goddess of Mercy. Hollow cream-white porcelain figure covered in a milk-white glaze, except the base rim which is left unglazed. The figurine is glazed on the inside.

Figurine of Shoulao, the Daoist god of longevity, carved from melon-yellow ivory. Shoulao is depicted as a bald-headed elderly man with a high forehead and a lined brow. He wears long flowing robes tied at the waist.

A finely detailed wooden carving of the demon queller, Zhong Kui.

Carved pale cream ivory rectangular casket with lock, containing several needlework items and ivory and mother-of-pearl implements.

Pear wood printing block, carved on both sides with 23 columns of characters in a regular script. The inscription is of pages 9 and 10 from volume 55 of the "Collected Works of Su Weigong" by Su Song (1020 - 1101 CE), a scholar in both astronomy and medicine.

Huo quan (coin for exchange).

Wuzhu (five zhu coin).

Front of an imperial Emperor's robe. Polychrome on a yellow ground. The design comprises the dragon and pearl. Four of eight Buddhist emblems of glorious augury and the four elements.

Chao pao, or court robe, belonging to an official. The robe comprises of a top and pleated skirt sewn together and is made of dark blue silk and edged with a dark blue and gold brocade.

Mandarin square of a civilian grade 4 official of the Jiaqing reign.

Bed comprising two connected sections, the poster-bed proper with open trellis canopy on square uprights and outer chamber as porch. This outer chamber covered and platformed, is decorated on the front with carved and ivory-inlaid. Calligraphic designs on front panels.

Astronomical clock with carved wooden stand.

A pair of finely embroidered lotus shoes in pink silk.

Finely embroidered Manchu shoe, in red silk.
The shoe has a tapering platform sole and the sides of the shoe are embroidered with plants and squirrels in silk threads of many colours. There is a plain black silk band around the opening of the shoe.

Elaborately carved peach-shaped box with cover. Carved from red, green and yellow lacquer applied to a wooden core.

Hollow-moulded, soft, buff earthenware figure of an equestrienne dressed for playing polo, on horseback. All four legs of the horse are outstretched as if galloping; the head looks straight ahead and the ears are pricked.

Moulded light buff earthenware figure of a standing Turfan man, perhaps Christian, of the type Tocharians painted at Khocho, with a solid octagonal self-base. The man stands holding his hands to his chest and wears a tall hat and long flowing robes over a long tunic tied at the waist.

Hollow-moulded glazed light buff earthenware model of a saddled Bactarian camel standing four-square on a rectangular, flat self-base. The camel has a raised head, tilted slightly to one side with mouth open.