Cuff style silver bracelet. Engraved with mirror-image animals (bears?), facing each other. Cross-hatched background. Inscription inside reads “HAIDA CRAFT ART”.

Cast silver pendant in the shape of a killer whale. Artist inscription on back. There is a hanging loop on top of the fin, for the silver chain (part b).

Thin silver hammered-coin bracelet. Cuff-style shape with engraved and crosshatched design covering entire outside surface.

Pair of abalone earrings. Each one is cut into a traditional Northwest Coast "copper" shape. Metal hanging elements for pierced ears.

Small square-shaped fragment of what is thought to be a silver brooch (or bracelet). Engraving on the fragment shows an eye, with crosshatch design. Two very small pieces have broken off.

Silver spoon with oval bowl and carved handle. Pointed handle ends in the shape of a bird beak. Inscription in bowl reads “WRANGELL”.

Pair of silver cast stud earrings (parts a-b); each depicts a frog. Stud piece is attached to the back of frog's right foot. Back of earring is concave. Artist inscription on back.

Wide silver bracelet with engraved and crosshatched design covering entire outside surface. Design said to be sea bear and frog. The bracelet has squared ends with two hook clasps that fit into a corresponding slots. Artist’s inscription and date inside.

Coin silver bracelet with a post clasp closure; split Bear/Ttsaamuus design with face at centre.

Cuff-style silver bracelet. Design features a bear in centre and densely carved Northwest Coast elements covering entire outside surface. The bracelet is wide in centre and top edge tapered towards the rounded ends. Artist’s inscription, date and title inside.