A note about this set: More than one-third of the slides used in compiling this set were produced from 4x5" and 8x10" color transparencies provided by the Museum and photographed by Phoenix Art Museum photographer, Craig Smith. These slides differ in quality from standard duplicate slides. A limited number of copies have been made. Once these have been sold, the set will be produced from master slides retained by AAPD. These slides are offered at the same low price as duplicate slides.

Chinese Ceramics – 32 objects / 56 slides
- Objects from the Han through Qing dynasties, including nearly 20 pieces from the Wong Collection.
- Includes seven T'ang Dynasty tomb sculptures from the Robert B. Mayer Memorial Loan Collection.
- Includes four slides made from color transparencies.

Bronzes - 20 objects total / 22 slides
- Includes one Shang dynasty ritual vessel.
- All other objects were formerly in the Robert H. Clague Collection of Later Chinese bronzes and are illustrated in the exhibition catalogue, China's Renaissance in Bronze (1993).
- All slides in this section have been produced from 4x5" and 8x10 "color transparencies on short-term loan to the project.

Cloissonné – 6 objects / 8 slides
- Ming and Qing Dynasty objects
- Includes three slides made from color transparencies.

Glass – 1 object / 1 slide
- Qing Dynasty
- Slide made from color transparency.

Sculpture - 2 objects / 4 slides
- Stone Seated Lama from Bengal, 11th c.
- Sino-Tibetan bronze Portrait of Lama from 18th century
- Includes two slides made from color transparencies.