A triangular dark grey stone dish with three grooves carved at each corner.

A small dark grey stone seal with carved eyes, mouth, tail, and fins.

A small dark grey stone seal with a carved face, fins, and tail.

The carving is of a human face and is overall green in colour with white speckles. It has a wide nose, two carved eye sockets and a small carved slit for a mouth. There is a handle-like extension that reaches from the back of the head to the back of the neck. Inscriptions on the underside of the base say: "T-Sharky," has a letter 'c' in a circle with the number "89" next to it, and is followed by Inuit syllabics.

Off-white whalebone base (part a) with 15 carved grey soapstone animals (parts b-p) that stand on top, with yellow-white coloured pegs that fit into holes on the base. Part b is a bear, part c is a narwhale, part d is a dog or wolf, part e is a sealion, part f is a caribou, part g is a rabbit, part h is a seal, part i is a seal, part j is a bird, part k is a whale, part l is a fish, part m is a bird, part n is a wolf, part o is a bird, and part p is a muskox. Parts q and r are carved bone antlers from the caribou (part f).

A brown piece used as a landscape upon which seven grey birds rest. Three birds on the bottom layer, three birds are on the top layer, and one bird is on a layer in between.

A long circular holder, hollowed out from end to end. Main section is light grey stone with a three-dimensional animal carved on one side. The thinner, plain end is made of a different light yellow-brown material, like horn?

Braided object made from yellow, white, red and dark blue wool yarn. Central braided loop with three pompoms attached at equidistant intervals. Attached to each pompom is a length of braided yarn splitting into two braids at the bottom; the point at which the braid splits and the bifurcated ends of the braid are all have pompoms.

A wooden doll-like figure, attached to a wooden stand by her feet, bending over a seal. The figure stands bent over the animal, almost touching nose to nose. She is carved with black-painted hair in the form of a bun, which is decorated with a beaded string. She wears a light blue coat lined with dark fur with a multicoloured plaid ribbon around the waist; she holds an ulu in her hand. The pants are made of skin with light coloured fur, and the boots are orange leather with white lining at the top decorated with red, blue, green, and yellow squares. The light coloured, furry animal is lying on its back underneath, between her feet. Attached is a red, white, and black circular label which reads "Eskimo Handicraft. Made in Narssaq Greenland".

Red wool parka with fur trim. Hooded coat has long sleeves and a centre opening with a metal zipper. There are bands with embroidery and appliqué around the cuffs and bottom hem. The bands show hunting figures, animals, weapons and a snow house. There is brown fur trim around the hood, cuffs and bottom hem. The inside is unlined. An inner label reads ‘Handcrafted by Canadian Eskimos’ in English and French.