Comprising: a white candlestick formed in two tiers, each formed of a tall stem surmounted by a shallow bowl with everted rim, covered overall in a white glaze stopping short of the foot to reveal the unglazed body; a stem cup of lobed form, the deep sides supported on a short slightly spreading foot, covered in a translucent blue-white glaze; two white bowls of circular form on short straight foot, the rounded sides rising to an unglazed rim, decorated to the interior and exterior in a white glaze, the bases glazed, with sand adhering to foot and a white glazed figure seated in padmasana, dressed in a shawl and skirt of leaves, holding a (peach?) to the bare midriff, the gaze downcast, the hair arranged atop the head, the figure probably Northern Song (960‑1127). Height: 7‑13 cm, diameter: 7.5, 7.5 and 18 cm.