Goat horn spoon with a lightly carved handle. (3051/87-390 were grouped together as a similarly carved lot of 304 goat horn spoons, out of the larger group of 1928 spoons.)

Goat horn spoon with an intricately carved handle. (3051/29-86 were grouped together as a similarly carved lot of 58 goat horn spoons, out of the larger group of 1928 spoons.)

Carved, two piece, goat horn spoon. Long curved handle with a side twist at the tip. The whole handle is carved, down to the fitted join. The bowl is undecorated.

Large, undecorated, two piece goat horn spoon. Long curved handle with a smooth joint just above the top of the deeply curved bowl.

Large, undecorated, two piece goat horn spoon. Long curved handle with a smooth joint just above the top of the deeply curved bowl. The horn of the handle has an exposed layer on one side.

Carved horn spoon with a small three dimensional frog carved on the handle, facing the bowl with its mouth open. The bowl has two rows of an incised linear design on the top. The back is undecorated.

Horn spoon with deeply carved designs on handle. Bowl has incised linear design on top and a crosshatched and carved design on the bottom, near the handle. The bowl had five circular abalone inlay elements (three have fallen out) and the handle has three-dimensional carved designs and abalone inlay (one or two inlay pieces are missing). The tip of the handle is broken.

Horn spoon with carved designs on handle. Goat horn bowl with two rows of incised linear design on top. The bone handle has horn inlay elements and carved designs, including a pair of eyes on each of two sides (one of the inlays for the 'eyes' has fallen out), and circular and oval inlays on the front. The tip of the handle is carved of horn.

Horn spoon with carved designs on handle. Goat horn bowl with two rows of incised linear design on top and a crosshatched and carved design on the bottom, near the handle. The bone handle has horn inlay elements and carved designs, including a pair of eyes on each of two sides (three of the inlays for the 'eyes' have fallen out) and four diamond inlays on the front. The tip of the handle is carved of horn.

Bone dagger. The body of the dagger is formed from a cassowary leg bone, partially cut to expose the hollow interior and shaped into a fine point. The head of the bone is wrapped with a woven plant fibre casing, continuing into five thin strands of woven fibre. These each attach to two groups of blue seeds attached to short grey and long, fine black feathers. The woven casing around the thick end of the dagger has three painted bands of orange pigment. At the bottom point is a small incised cut running in a band across the bone. The head of the bone is red, with the remainder of bone yellow-brown to brown.