Wooden push-toy with long red handle and two red wheels on the front attached to a horse rider with metal wire. The horse is beige with blue lines depicting a saddle and reins, with orange eyes and mouth. The rider wears black boots, red pants with white dots, yellow and red sleeves with a black collar, and a red hat. The rider's face is white.

Triangular wooden sculpture depicting ‘Path of Life’ scenes. The sculpture shows carved figures ascending the sides of the triangle in different life stages from birth (baby in basinet at base) to death (man in coffin at base). Christ is shown on a cross in the centre of the triangle near the base with a dove to each side. There is a gold metal bell hanging above the cross, and a blue and gold globe atop the triangle.

Wooden crucifix on a base. The cross is black with carved ends and incised and painted designs on the surface. A small plaque near the top of the cross has the letters “I.N.R.I” painted in black. Square base.

Wooden crucifix. The figure of Christ has protruding eyes, lips and nose, and the hands are attached to the cross with leather straps. There is a leather halo above his head. The crucifix is painted, and there is a tile mosaic design on the cross, with "INRI" painted above. There is a round metal hook at the top.

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

Mask representing a woman-butterfly. The head and bare breasts are of a female human, whereas the lower body, wings and antennae are of a butterfly. The woman has long black hair and red skin. The wings are decorated on each side with a flower on the lower wing and a foliage-like pattern in the upper segment. Mask carved of wood, then coated in a plaster-like substance, before being painted.

Painted drum with a painted design of a bullhead fish. Round drum made of deer hide tightly stretched over a yellow cedar ring. The hide extends around the bottom of the ring where it is fastened to itself by 6 strands of sinew that extend out from the hide and meet in the centre where they are attached to a small piece of antler that also serves as a holder while the drum is being played. The painted image on the face of the drum is a black and red stylized fish with a forked tail, small black dorsal fin, three barbel-like extensions above its two large eyes and an open mouth displaying a set of sharp, pointed teeth.

Wooden shrine with peaked roof and legs. The lower portion of the shrine is a pair of legs with a black skirt, wedge sandals, and visible feet with red toe nails. Image of Santo Antonio holding a child and a book on the panel, incised decoration on front. Metal hook at upper back.

Wooden figure representing Sao Martinho holding a long staff (part b). Figure stands on a large base with mottled coloured designs and wears a red sash and cape with vertical incised designs. Gold crown above head.