Round vase with flared neck. Colour fades from dark orange-brown at the top to light orange-brown at the base. Exterior has raised horizontal banding. Foot is unglazed and has uneven, bumpy surface.

Hollow clay figure of a person crouching on hind legs; wearing a loin cloth, beads on the arms and legs, and an ornate bird mask. Bird mask is very detailed with feathers, small eyes and open beak. Front of figure carved to show cedar bark. Evidence of white plaster or paint on interior.

Tall rounded vase with flared neck and raised foot. Exterior has greyish blue glaze decorated with incised horizontal lines and skeletal leaf designs. Surface is bumpy and rough. Base is decorated with concentric circle pattern, foot is unglazed. Base is signed by artist with makers mark(?).

Shallow bowl with reddish brown exterior glaze and light blue interior glaze, speckled with brown spots. Bowl has a slightly raised foot ring; unglazed. Exterior has rough, bumpy surface.

Shallow bowl with reddish brown exterior glaze and light blue interior glaze, speckled with brown spots. Bowl has a slightly raised foot ring; unglazed. Exterior has rough, bumpy surface.

Deep bowl with greenish blue glaze on exterior and interior. Foot is unglazed. Exterior has vertical incised banding; interior has banding spiralling from the centre. Slight lip in rim. Signed on base by artist with makers mark(?).

Long, rectangular, brown mask. The sack-like mask is made of tree bark stitched along either side. The top of the mask folds over behind the head and has a dark brown fringe made of bark strips which cascades down the back like hair. Two eyeholes are made at the bottom of the mask, below the face. The face of the mask is a large oval made of dried black resin, painted with white and yellow features and geometric patterns. It has a triangle mouth, circle eyes, and semi-circles on the forehead. The face has protruding triangular nose and eyebrows made of balsa wood.

Long, rectangular, brown mask. The sack-like mask is made of tree bark stitched along either side. The top of the mask folds over behind the head and has a dark brown fringe made of bark strips which cascades down the back like hair. Two eyeholes are made at the bottom of the mask, below the face. The face of the mask is a large oval made of dried black resin, painted with white and yellow features and geometric patterns. There is a concentric circle in the centre of the forehead, semi-circles lining the sides of the face, and a triangle mouth. The face has protruding triangular nose and eyebrows made of balsa wood.

Hollow clay figure of a person crouching on hind legs (hamatsa dancer) wearing an ornate bird mask. Figure is carved as wearing a loin cloth, beads on his arms and legs, and a bird mask. Bird mask is very detailed with beak, eyes, and feathers. Front of figure carved to represent cedar bark. Evidence of white plaster or paint on interior.

Large open-mouthed pot. Entire outer surface is painted in black, cream and orange-brown. Painting is divided roughly in four sections. Most imagery is abstract design, but with roadrunner-like birds in the centre panels on two sides; the lower area is solid orange-brown. Pot is round with a small flat base and a round mouth with a short lip. Inside is red-brown.