Rectangular burden basket that tapers slightly towards the bottom. Basket has a white coloured skin strap that attaches to one side. Strap thickens in the centre. Basket is decorated with similar designs on all four sides: a butterfly-like pattern on the upper portion of the basket, and three sections of alternating rows of red and black coloured cherry bark.

Light brown woven hand basket with two handles bridging the top tied at either side. A light yellow-white fibre is used for the weft, creating a decorative, rectangular, spotted effect. A star-like, red, black, and yellow-white figure is featured on the two longer sides, with a vertical band of red and yellow-white patterning on each of the ends. The top edge of the basket is ringed with scalloped open work.

Light brown, square woven basket with a flat, fitted lid--lid is hinged on one side with two leather ties. Two woven handles bridging the top of the basket are tied to the sides at either end with leather strips. Two leather ties are affixed, respectively, near the front edge of the lid and the top edge of the basket's front side. Vertical, patterned bands in red-brown and black are featured on the lid and all four sides.

Tapered rectangular coiled basket with imprecated design in dark red brown and dark brown with a zigzag design.

Round basket with flat bottom and short, wide, vertical neck. Two lugs on shoulders to which the ends of a handle are attached. Pinwheel and H shapes are woven into baskets repeating around the body.

Circular coil basket with flared sides and bands of alternating red and white, and black and white colour.

Round basket with straight, outward slanting walls. Short step patterns in diagonal bands around the basket.

Light brown Nuu-chah-nulth style model canoe with red trim, black accents, a red interior, and a bird-shaped, protruding bow. The interior of the canoe has several inscriptions in black marker and pencil.

Long Nuu-chah-nulth style canoe with eleven thwarts that cross the opening and ten plank seat that are each located just to the side of a thwart, near the bottom of the canoe. the bow and stern both have upward protruding parts that are painted white; outer side has black band below the top edge. (Part b is a replacement twart that is not attached to the canoe.)

Light brown woven hand basket with yellow-brown, red and black patterning, two looped handles, and several tiers of zigzagging open work along the upper edge of two sides.