Silver spoon with engraved bowl and totem handle. The handle has two small stacked animal figures (bears?) with raised snouts, with a fish along the handle below. 'Sitka' engraved on the back of the bowl.

Silver spoon with engraved totem handle. The handle has two small stacked animal figures (bears?) with raised snouts, with a fish along the handle below. 'Sitka 1899' engraved on the back of the bowl.

Silver spoon with engraved bowl and totem handle. The handle has two small stacked animal figures (bears?) with raised snouts, with a fish along the handle below. The bowl has a single fish with its head down engraved. 'Sitka 1903' engraved on the back of the bowl.

Silver spoon with engraved bowl and totem handle. The handle has two small stacked animal figures (bears?) with raised snouts, with a fish along the handle below. The bowl is engraved with an animal figure. 'Sitka' engraved on the back of the bowl.

Silver paddle-shaped button hook. Engraved designs on both sides, including a bird's head on the flat blade. The birds' eye varies slightly on each side, one small and one large. 'Sitka' is engraved near the hook end on one side.

Silver 'head and tail' bracelet. Bracelet has a slightly coiled and split shape. One end is a bird's head with pointed beak, while the other end has two tailfeathers. Along the sides are floral and scrollwork designs separated by small sections of crosshatching. Inscription 'Sitka' on inside.

Cuff style silver bracelet. Most of the surface is covered with a double bear(?) motif. The animals face each other, with their noses almost touching at the centre; their back ends and hind feet touch the thin outline at the cuff ends; background mainly filled with crosshatching. Lightly engraved inside: "Carved by C Gladstone Skidegate Mission BC 1951".

Argillite figurative carving of Wasco, Bear and a human; Wasco is upright, facing out to one side, and back to back with Bear, who stands facing out to the other side, and holds an upside-down human by the legs; both are attached to the carved, rectangular base.

Open-backed, engraved silver bracelet with central design of a bear; background is cross-hatched. Bear's eyes are set in ovoids, split-U's form ears, and additional split-U's are on the cheeks. Teeth are bared and tongue is sticking out; large nose overtop mouth. Bear framed on either side with two abstract figures made up of formline design elements; figure closest to bear is upright, furthest is kneeling. Additional figures have large split-U shapes in between them. Interior is undecorated; "Bear by G H Cross. 1975" inscribed along interior.

Gold frog brooch (part a) that rests on a glass base (part b). Frog has large circular eyes, and wide mouth and nose; surface of body is textured. Front legs are curved outward from front of body; back legs are partially bent. Back right leg is held close to body and back left is pushed out; all webbed feet are fully extended. Ridges carved in relief along back of frog, depicting motion; similar ridges carved along feet, to depict webbing. Body is hollow; brooch has a round hinge and safety catch clasp on back, extending diagonally from the frog's front right leg to back left leg. Artist signature carved into chin of frog. Base made of thick rectangular, and light blue glass; top is frosted. Lily pad design carved into top right corner of holder, with ripples across entire surface; cut out for brooch in centre of lily pad.