This long hanging scroll is made from gold-coloured silk embossed with a gold lotus flower motif. The centre panel is very dark, and shows two seated figures at the base, sitting on a veranda overlooking a bridge.

This hanging scroll shows a bright gold, intricately patterned silk panel, upon which sits the central image. The image is of a white stag deer, with long antlers, and wears a red and black saddle, and red bridle decorated with gold bells.

A bronze circular disc shows the figure of a seated Buddha. The disc has two loops on each side at the top for suspension/attachment purposes. The figure shows fine facial features and is seated on a base showing floral or petal patterning.

The earthenware figure is set on a highly polished wooden background. The figure is flat and is shown slightly bending forward with one hand holding something placed in the lap and the left arm raised to the chest in some form of gesture.

This single block carving from of polychrome wood shows a slender female form. The carving highlights her long flowing robes, with long sleeves that cover the hands, but which appear clasped at the waist. The robe also covers her feet.

This gilt bronze Buddha figure sits cross-legged on a wooden plinth. Wearing robes with numerous folds in the fabric, the chest area is bare. The right arm is raised with the palm facing outwards and the left hand sits on the lap.

This flask has a highly polished black surface. There is some damage/wear to the rim of the flask, but no other visible damage.

This vessel is polished black ware with a small protruding opening at the centre top, showing red pigment in the neck. The body of this vessel shows sprays of large oak leaves in red pigment and a landscape scene is painted on the base.

This pair of Sake flasks shows a high shoulder and sweeping sculptural lines, with a tall, protruding, black-edged rim. They are constructed of a wood core with a black and red lacquer covering. There is some evidence of chipping to the lacquer on the base and at the top near the rim.

This pair of Sake flasks shows a high shoulder and sweeping sculptural lines, with a tall, protruding, black-edged rim. They are constructed of a wood core with a black and red lacquer covering. There is some evidence of chipping to the lacquer on the base and at the top near the rim.