Brown glazed ceramic wall plaque depicting the signs of the zodiac in relief. There are four trees in the background from left to right representing spring, summer, fall and winter, and thirteen figures in the foreground. There are three holes and the characters "JR 2011" across the top.

Cream coloured ceramic figure standing on a dragon wearing robes and holding a long staff with a snake curled around it in one hand, the other hand extended from his side with a sash draped over it with “S. HILARIO” inscribed into it (St. Hilary).

Ceramic figure wearing cream-coloured robes holding a long staff with one hand and a large closed book with the other. There is a halo behind his head that extends upwards. There is a small fish at his feet, above a banner inscribed with “S. GONCALINHO” (St. Gonzalo).

Ceramic figure with a long, curly beard wearing cream-coloured robes and holding a long staff with pointed decoration at the top and a large key with one hand, and an open book with the other. There is a halo behind his head that extends upwards. A banner on the base between his feet is inscribed “S. PEDRO” (St. Peter).

Ceramic figure with a long beard wearing cream-coloured robes and holding a small open book in one hand, and a dagger and a chain with the other. The chain is attached to a dragon at this feet. There is a halo behind his head that extends upwards. A sash draped over his arm holding the dagger is inscribed "S. BARTOLOMEO” (St. Bartholomew).

Ceramic figure of St. John the Baptist, with long hair wearing cream-coloured robes and holding a thin staff with a cross at the top and a banner inscribed with “ECCE HOMO". There is a halo behind his head that extends upwards. There is a sheep standing at his feet.

Ceramic figure of St. Anthony wearing white robes and a cape that is black on the back surface. His right arm is outstretched to hold the figure of a baby sitting on a book. His left arm extends down, supporting four flowers. There is a halo encircling the head of each figure.

Ceramic figure of a saint standing on a dragon, wearing cream-coloured robes and a triangular mitre. He holds a long staff with a curved top end with triangular projections in both hands, and a scarf in one hand with “S. ROMAO” (St. Roman) inscribed into it.

Ceramic whistle. Yellow ocarina with a brightly painted ribbon design on the top and white underneath.

PRIMITIVE ART. BOAS, FRANZ, 1951, Publisher: CAPITAL PUBLISHING COMPANY THE DECORATIVE ART OF THE INDIANS OF THE NORTH PACIFIC COAST. BOAS, FRANZ BULLETIN, 9, 1897