Long-Stemmed Cup with Flaring Lip

Ding ware: Porcelain with pale, ivory-hued glaze over appliqué molded decoration. From North China, probably from the Ding kilns, near Quyang, Hebei province.

Huangdao ware: light gray stoneware with dark brown glaze with variegated light blue suffusions

Monochrome-glazed ware: pale pink earthenware with (partially degraded) lead-fluxed, clear glaze over white slip ground on the exterior; the pale blue splashes applied over the glaze in the twentieth century, using blue ink or pigment; with lead-fluxed, yellow glaze on the interior

Hammered and turned Bronze

White ware: porcelaneous white stoneware with ivory-white glaze (the glaze possibly over white slip)

Stoneware with dark brown glaze and overglaze blue splashes

Sancai ("three-color") ware; white earthenware with lead-fluxed clear, emerald-green, and caramel-brown glazes on the interior and lead-fluxed caramel-brown glaze over molded decoration on the exterior

Earthenware with blue splashed lead glaze

Marbled earthenware with amber colored lead glaze

Sancai ("three color") ware: white earthenware with lead-fluxed caramel-brown glaze on the interior and lead-fluxed, cobalt-blue splashed clear glaze on the lip and exterior, the glazes slightly degraded

Light gray stoneware with olive-green ash glaze over applique lug handles

Sancai ("three-color") ware: white earthenware with lead-fluxed clear, emerald-green, and caramel-brown glazes over stamped decoration on the interior and lead-fluxed caramel-brown glaze on the exterior. Probably from kilns at Luoyang or Gongxian, Henan province.