Tea Caddy, named Tall (Seitaka)

Tea Caddy (Chaire)

Square-Shouldered Tea Caddy, Named Iwane

Square-Shouldered Tea Caddy, Named “Niō (Temple Guardian)”

Tea Container with Bamboo, Named Imose (Couple)

Tea Container, Named Konoma

Round Jar-shaped Tea Caddy with Brown Glaze (Named Yoro)

Tea Bowl, Named Kimura

Tea Caddy, Taikai type

Tea Bowl, Named “Furisode (Swinging Sleeves)”

Tea Container with Lugs, Named Odaimyō

Apple-Shaped Tea Container, Named “Uji”

Tea Bowl, Named “Hashihime (Princess of the Bridge)”

Tea Container with Lugs in Brown Glaze, Named Oshima (Takatori Ware)

Apple-Shaped Tea Container, Named “Mochizuki (Full Moon)”

Square-Shouldered Tea Container, Named Shōzan (Pine Mountain)

茶入 仁清作

Tea Bowl with Brush Marks, Named Murakumo (Gathering Clouds )

Tea Container with Lugs, Named Ura no Tsuki (Seaside Moon)

Tea Caddy with Angular Shoulder, Seto Ware／With black glaze Known as Harugasumi

Tea Caddy with Angular Shoulder, Takahara Ware／Known as Koshounoko

Nonomura ninsei

Round tea caddy known as <i>Satsuma bunrin</i> (passed down in the Shimazu clan)

Ninsei-style Incense Burner with Flowers of the Four Seasons

Chikumagawadaichouheimenzu dai gogou（kamitakaikoorigawatamura．hanishinagunteraomura．kiyoshinomura．sarashinagunmashimamura）naganoken

tea-jar; lid; bag

Tea caddy with a goldenbrown glaze

Tea caddy

tea-caddy; lid

Square-Shouldered Tea Container

Tea caddy with a goldenbrown glaze

君成

Tea jar

tea-jar; lid

Doos

Tea caddy with a brown glaze

直刀仕立両刃剣　銘　藤原信高　(裏)祈武運長治

tea-jar; bag

Tea jar

Tea caddy with and orange brown color and green glaze

Tea caddy with a goldenbrown glaze

Kougebachiruharizutsu

Tea caddy (chaire)

Vas, Husgeråd, Vase

tea-jar; bag

pärla, bead

Tea caddy with a grey brown glaze

Tea caddy with a darkbrown glaze

Ojime