 | Blue and white ginger jars, teapot baskets, ginger jars. |
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 | Teapot baskets, liquor jugs, including miniatures. |
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 | Teapots, basket teapots, tea cans and boxes. Also shown are several cups, some with The Attributes of the Eight Immortals pattern. |
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 | Teapots, basket teapots, money sword. |
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 | Blue and white basket teapots, other teapots, teapot lids, tea caddy. |
 | Medicine and unguent bottles, jewelry box with lock. Many of these medicines were mistakenly called opium bottles by bottle diggers. Several of these came from Keremeos Chinatown. |
 | Nice liquor bottle, mahjong sets and pieces, White Dove lottery sheets, fan tan spreading-out covers, fan tan buttons, fan tan spreading-out rods. Gaming pieces. |
 | A musical instrument, Three wide-mouthed jars, four large globular jars, barrel jar tools, scales. |
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 | Ink bottles, ink stones, brushes, letters, ink, books. |
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 | Ink bottles, stamps, type from San, Francisco newspaper. The emerald green ink near the front was dug in the Chinese dump in Merritt, BC. |
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 | Old Mah Jong sets, counters bamboo tallies, bone tallies narrow cards. |
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 | Mahjong sets, bone counters, winds,dice. |
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 | This coin sword points at the museum door, fending off thieves. It dates from the mid 1800s. |
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 | Focusing on the trade beads. The short red beads, called pipestem beads, came to San Francisco as long pipes used as ballast in the tea ships. The cobalt blue and translucent red and blue beads were imported from China for sale to traders such as the HBC for the fur trade. All were Peking glass. |
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 | Medicine storage boxes, scales, tools,soy sauce pot, barrel jar, large jar. |
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 | Paper covered tea boxes. |
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 | Cookers or serving dishes, bowls, ceramic and brass ladles, large Four Seasons plate. Bean curd sealers, rice wine bottles, sqare and round soy jugs, coins and beads. Immegration certificates. |
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 | Laundry items, ring neck beers, knives. |
 | Pastry molds, beers,cleavers wonton ladles. |
 | Abacus,large scale, tea cans and boxes, some still full of the original tea. The scale came from an old Chinese store in Red Deer, Alberta. |
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 | Wine pourers, wine cups, soy sauce pourers, plates. |
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 | Plates, cups, bowls, spoons. |
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 | Plates, bowls, restaurant ware. |
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 | Tobacco smoking pipes, gold scales, matches, snuff bottle, wide mouthed jar. |
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 | Tray with opium items, Books on opium. |
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 | scales used for weighing gold and possibly used for weighing opium, opium relics, opium lamps. |
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 | Large soy or vinegar jugs, medicine storage box. |
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 | Sewing baskets. |
