The image is a photograph of a sign in Chinese that reads "Bronze Brazier, Dustpan and Sifting Shovel". The sign is written in black text on a white background and is attached to a beige wall. The text is in both English and Chinese characters. 

At the time of unearthing, the dustpan and the sifting shovel were in the brazier. The dustpan was for burning charcoal, the sandpan for holding charcoal or ashes, and the shovel, with 53 holes, for sitting charcoal. The sandpan is shaped like the one made of bamboo, its surface simulating the bamboo-strip texture. There are inscriptions on the bottom of the brush and the handle of the shovel.

The sign is commissioned by Marquis Yi of Zeng.