Small bentwood box with lid (part b). Box has rounded corners with carving of frogs on exterior painted in black. The lid and base are painted black. Interior is unpainted. Artist's initials and date on base.

Small carved bentwood box with lid (part b). Box has soft rounded corners with an abstract raven design carved around the sides, painted in red. The sides of the base and the lid are also painted red. There's a circular carved design with a central red detail on top. Artist inscription on base.

Silkscreen print with circular blue design of three ravens, with red details in a square border. Pencil inscription underneath the image reads: “11/80 / Seven Ravens / Robert Davidson ‘87.” (Goes with 3260/309.)

Rectangular silkscreened marriage announcement card, depicting stylized forms of an eagle and woman in profile, facing each other. Black design on beige paper, currently attached to black matboard. Serigraph; 300 printed.

Pencil drawing on heavy paper. Two views of a totem pole; the one at left is in profile; at right is the front view. Artist's inscription lower right.

Silkscreen print depicting a stylized killer whale design, in profile with a raven head as the dorsal fin, in black with red details. Pencil inscription underneath the image: 53/75. Embossed mark in lower right corner. Horizontally rectangular off-white paper.

Silkscreen print in red, dark blue and turquoise, on rectangular off-white paper. Eagle shown in profile, mirrored at centre to the sides. Artist inscription on left below image: RD 82.

Beige cotton apron with silkscreen design of a green frog on the front.

Red fabric bag with black handle and zipper. Silkscreen design on each side. Yellow and green frog on one side; an eagle in a yellow circle on the other. Artist name and date on both sides.

Three-sgil basketry hat. The hat is conical in shape, with slightly concave sides that flare out at the brim. Dragonfly pattern weave. Three stacked cylinders (sgil) sit at the top, with a two-strand twined crown. A headband is woven into the interior of the hat. The exterior is unpainted.