The catalogue of Blanc de Chine comprises of 102 pieces of Blanc de Chine porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in December 1985. Notable pieces include a large He Chaozong Guanyin, a seated He Chaozong Guanyin holding a scroll, a He Chaozong figure of Wenchang, a standing Damo, a tankard with dragon handle, 12 censers, 5 vases and 26 cups. Paper back.

The catalogue of Transitional Wares for the Japanese and Domestic Markets comprises of 129 pieces of Chinese porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in June 1989. Notable pieces include a kosometsuke saucer dish with figures in boats beneath poem, seven groups of mukozuke, two transitional sleeve vases with figures and poems, a large transitional brushpot with figures and buffaloes, a transitional "washing the elephant" brushpot, a large transitional proto yanyan with kingfishers and lotus, two early Kangxi imperial saucer dishes with immortals, 31 ko-akai dishes, a wucai five-tier picnic box with crane medallions, a wucai dragon sleeve vase and a Kangxi famille verte biscuit ink stone. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Nineteenth Century Mark and Period Porcelain comprises of 77 pieces of Chinese porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in June 1991. Notable pieces include a Jiaqing imperial blue-ground gilt decorated double gourd with bats, a Jiaqing imperial green dragon vase and cover, a pair of imperial Jiaqing doucai floral jars, a pair of Daoguang imperial doucai dragon vases, a large Guangxu imperial blue graviata ground butterfly vase and a pair of Guangxu imperial pink-ground floral yuhuchunpings. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Qing Mark and Period Monochrome and Two-Coloured Wares comprises of 62 pieces of Chinese porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in June 1992. Notable pieces include an imperial Kangxi peachbloom taibai zun, a pair of Kangxi imperial blue-ground yellow dragons dishes, a Yongzheng imperial flambé archaic style hu, a Qianlong imperial large flambé ribbed neck flower vase, a Qianlong imperial Ru-glazed two-handled vase, a Qianlong imperial massive vase of hu-form, a Qianlong imperial Ru-glazed lingzhi-form vase and a Daoguang imperial yellow-ground dragon box. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Ming Blue and White Porcelain, The Drs. A. M. Sengers Collection comprises of 76 pieces of Chinese porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in November 2001. Notable pieces are a Jiajing/Wanli waterpot with elephant, an imperial Longqing bowl with poem, an imperial Wanli bowl with Sima Guang, an imperial Wanli wall vase, a Wanli/Tianqi lion-form incense burner, six pieces with heron marks, a kosometsuke dish with shrimp, a large transitional brushpot with lady and boys and a transitional incense burner with Budai and children. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Blanc de Chine comprises of 119 Blanc de Chine pieces and accompanied our exhibition in June 1994. Notable pieces include a He Chaozong marked figure of Li Taibai sleeping, a He Chaozong standing Guanyin from the collection of Edward T. Chow, a pair of multi-figural groups riding horses, two chicken ewers, a pair of large hexagonal wine pots and covers and an archaic-style incense burner. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of The Rolf Heiniger Collection of Qing Imperial Wares comprises of 21 pieces of Chinese porcelain and accompanied our 75th anniversary exhibition in June 2000. Notable pieces are an imperial Kangxi blue and white beaker cup, an imperial Yongzheng celadon carved saucer dish with waves, a pair of Yongzheng imperial doucai bat bowls, an imperial Qianlong tea-dust bottle vase and an imperial Qianlong fencai chicken cup with Jia Chang. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Post-Archaic Chinese Jades from Private Collections comprises of 89 pieces of Chinese jades and accompanied our 75th anniversary exhibition in November 2000. Notable pieces are an imperial Qianlong yuyong Mughal style bowl, an imperial Qianlong white jade jue, a Qianlong lotus-form bowl with bajixiang, a spinach large hu with phoenix birds, a pair of Qianlong yellow bowls and covers, three Qianlong sceptres from a European countess, a parrot, two large Buddhist lion groups and an elephant. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Chinese Glass, The Hope Danby Collection comprises of 22 pieces of Chinese glasswares and accompanied our exhibition in November 1999. Notable pieces are an imperial Yongzheng wine cup engraved with flowers, a imperial Qianlong turquoise moulded zhadou with phoenix birds, an imperial Qianlong blue mallet-form vase and an imperial Xianfeng pale blue octagonal bottle vase. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Two Hundred Years of Chinese Porcelain 1522-1722 comprises of 65 pieces of Chinese porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in June 1998. Notable pieces are an imperial Jiajing yellow-ground double gourd with underglaze blue scrolling flowers, a massive imperial Jiajing fish bowl with boys playing, a large blue and white imperial Jiajing meiping with branches of peaches, an imperial Wanli wucai dragon and phoenix pen tray, brushrest and openwork rectangular box and cover, a kosometsuke Tianqi hexagonal kettle with nine buffaloes, a late Ming blue and white crayfish ewer and a famille verte baluster vase with animal panels. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Seventeenth-Century Blue and White and Copper-Red and Their Predecessors comprises of 70 pieces of Chinese porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in June 1997. Notable pieces include a Longqing imperial dated 1567 ink holder, a Wanli imperial fish dish, a Wanli imperial zun-form vase with dragon and phoenix, a Wanli figural group of Shoulao seated on a deer, a kosometsuke Tianqi large cake basket, a Kangxi imperial large dish with a lady and child, nine brushpots and a pair of Kangxi large copper-red fish bowls. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Imperial Porcelain of Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong comprises of 50 pieces of Qing porcelain and accompanied our exhibition in June 1996. Notable pieces include an imperial Kangxi pink enamel bowl, an imperial Kangxi celadon beehive waterpot carved with clouds, a Yongzheng imperial coral glazed box and cover, a pair of imperial Yongzheng yellow-ground boy bowls, a Qianlong imperial octagonal Ru-glazed narcissus censer, a Qianlong imperial celadon carved bottle vase with dragons, a Qianlong imperial tianqiuping with copper-red Buddhist lions and a Qianlong imperial copper-red dragon moonflask. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Post-Archaic Chinese Jades comprises of 107 pieces of Chinese jades and accompanied our 70th anniversary exhibition in June 1995. Notable pieces include a white jade hanging vase, two marriage bowls, two wristrests, an imperial Qianlong archaic style bi, a Zigang and a Guyue Xuan snuff bottle, 12 pendants, a yellow jade hen and the mythical seahorse with turtoise. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Recent Acquisitions, Chineses Imperial and Export Porcelain,  comprises of 80 pieces of Chinese porcelain and works of art and accompanied our 80th anniversary exhibition in 2005. Notable pieces are an imperial Wanli bottle vase with garlic mouth, an imperial Yongzheng guan-type glazed faceted vase of baluster form, an imperial Yongzheng blue and white vase of hu form, a large imperial Qianlong ge-type vase with garlic mouth, an imperial Qianlong flambé glazed lobed gu vase, an imperial Qianlong dated wall vase with iron-red dragons, a pair of imperial Qianlong sky-blue ground graviata bowls from Fonthill House, an imperial Qianlong blue and white floral tianqiuping, an imperial Daoguang copper-red dragon brushpot and a pair of yellow ground enamel bowls and covers from Fonthill House. Soft back.

The catalogue of Recent Acquisitions comprises of 49 pieces of Chinese and Japanese ceramics and works of art and accompanied our exhibition in 2002. Notable pieces include 14 from the collection of the Sir Joseph E. Hotung Family Trust which included a Dingyao dragon dish, a Junyao dish, a pair of Kangxi imperial blue-ground yellow dragon dishes, a pair of Yongzheng imperial celadon floral carved bowls, a Yongzheng imperial brown chrysanthemum dish, a pair of Yongzheng imperial lavender bowls, a tea-dust double gourd, a Qianlong imperial double gourd and other pieces including a Wanli imperial wucai vase with boys and a Yongzheng imperial Ru-type lobed double gourd. Soft back.

The catalogue of Ming Blue and White: Jiajing - Chongzhen including Dated Examples comprises of 82 pieces and accompanied our exhibition in November 2004. Notable pieces are an imperial Jiajing square dragon vase, a Jiajing dated 1543 weiqi jar, another Jiajing dated 1561 weiqi jar, a massive Jiajing immortal double gourd, the President Herbert Hoover imperial Wanli fruit and flower bowl, an imperial Wanli dragon and phoenix zun, an imperial Wanli openwork rectangular dragon box and cover, a dated 1605 dragon alms bowl from F. Gordon Morrill and an imperial Wanli two-handled rectangular incense burner dated 1617 with immortals and a large Kraak vase and cover with tiger. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Chinese Jades from Han to Qing comprises of 120 jade pieces and accompanied our 80th anniversary exhibition in 2005. Notable pieces are the Santa Marina white jade dragon brushwasher, the Alzaga-Unzue large pale celadon jade deer group, the Rosenberg large mountain, an early Ming large openwork dragon finial, a white jade figure of Zhang Qian seated in a log raft, a yellow jade parrot, a mottled fish, a Suzhou snuff bottle with high-relief cats and the Sir Henry Price champion vase and cover. Hard back. Introduction by John Ayers.

The catalogue of Recent Acquisitions comprises of 65 pieces of Chinese and Japanese porcelain and works of art and accompanied our exhibitions at the International Asian Art Fair in New York and the Grosvenor House Fair in London in 2004. Notable pieces are a Yongle blue and white fluted floral dish, a Kangix famille verte rouleau with the most handsome man in China, a Yongzheng imperial doucai narcissus dish, an imperial Jiaqing coral-ground wucai boys bowl and a pair of imperial relief panels. Soft back.