Silver(?) bracelet. Design depicts two eagle heads facing each other with beaks touching. Three identical designs are present on either end of bracelet.

Silver bracelet. In centre, engraving of two eagles facing away from each other. Bodies and wings extend from each bird around the bracelet to each end. Lines of engraving are awkward, not smooth.

Silver bracelet. In centre of bracelet is an upside down teardrop-shaped design. On both sides of this design is the side profile of a bird with the beak pointing towards the centre. On either end of the bracelet, beside the bird profiles, are two identical designs, possibly wings(?). Engraved inscription on inside of bracelet.

Silver bracelet. In centre, engraved depiction of an owl with outstretched wings. Under each wing is a tiny fish. On one side of owl's wing is an engraving of a bear holding a tree trunk. On other side of owl's wing is an engraved design. Birks inscription on inside of bracelet.

Spoon shaped, hand hammered stick pin with repoussé dots around the edge of the disc and floral engraving in from the centre to base followed by a left-like design which ends at the beginning of the long, pointed, pin. There’s a hole at the right base of the disc. Back side is undecorated.

Silver bracelet carved in Northwest Coast design. Bracelet is ovular in shape and has opening between the two rounded ends. PAS 85 engraved on back.

Silver, rectangular belt buckle. Northwest Coast design engraved on front.

Silver cup with handle, dragon design covering the outside surface of the cup. Inscription, mark, Chinese characters on bottom.

Silver bracelet carved with a central, salmon design. The whole surface of the bracelet has a net-like design consisting of a braided, diamond shaped pattern with a repetitive, wave design in between each. The bracelet is oval shaped and the rounded ends do not meet. There is an inscription on the back reading: “The Lonely Salmon”, Lyle Wilson ’97.

Silver bracelet carved with a split raven design with a crosshatched background. The ravens are facing each other with their bodies extending to each end. The ends are square. The bracelet closes with two clasp hooks that fit into corresponding slots at back.