A small, translucent yellow-brown horn spoon or scoop with a bowl that has very curved sides and a darker handle that has a hole bored through the end. The small handle angles upward and inward.

Curved, grey-yellow horn(?) with a hole bored through near the tip.

Carved horn spoon with a long straight handle with a pointed tip and a bowl that tapers to a pointed tip. The handle is dark brown, and the bowl is mottled light and dark brown.

Carved horn spoon with a long straight handle with a pointed tip and a bowl that tapers to a pointed tip. The handle is dark brown and has notches in the sides near where the handle joins the bowl. Bowl is mottled dark and light brown, and the underside of the bowl is lighter with black and dark brown markings.

Carved wooden spoon. Handle is decorated with a circle-dot design.

Brown spoon with oval-shaped bowl. The handle of the spoon curves slightly upwards, and is carved with Northwest Coast form lines. It tapers to a pointed tip.

Animal skull with horns still attached; face is engraved and painted with Northwest Coast-style face; horns are carved with similar faces.

Spoon with a shallow scoop and a narrow pointed handle. Surface is undecorated.

Spoon with shallow scoop and pointed handle. Handle is decorated with carving in relief; underside of scoop has incised decoration.

Horn spoon with a shallow scoop and a flat, wide handle; scoop side of handle is carved with Northwest Coast designs. End of handle is a barbed point. Red pigment is in crevices of handle carving.