Form of Buddha meditating; protected by seven-headed cobra. Carving is set on a rectangular base; the word, "CAMBODIA," is written on its underside.

Fillet tool made from a French colonial coin dated 1923 attached to a small wooden handle carved with a stepped cone finial.

Sculptured stone head in the form of a meditating Buddha, carved in typical Khmer style.

Figure of a human head wearing a headdress that protrudes upward from centre of head. Nose and eyes protrude; eyes and mouth are in relief.

Carved stone pipe in rectangular shape, with metal mouthpiece engraved with initials "HGG" and "EP" in diamond, likely the maker.

Carved stone pipe with decorative metal mouthpiece.

Stone pipe bowl. Bear face carved on bowl.

Woven in a cylindrical form with four twigs acting as struts and legs. Has a woven handle. Two main designs with their own separate panel of beadwork. One side has a yellow and black scroll pattern on a yellow, green, red, white, and black background. Another side has a pattern of vertical diamond shapes in red, white, and black alternating with white, red, and green, all of which are outlined with yellow.

Small, dagger-like knife (a) with sheath (b). Both handle and the end of the sheath have a notched design and three holes. Welded and forged steel, carved wood. Sheath made in two pieces and bound together by bands of sheet nickel. Simple curved handle with plain ferrule.

Standing figure representing a person resting on a staff. The figure is leaning forward slightly. Figure's left arm is resting at its side while figure's right arm is holding the staff in front. Clothes are of a slightly lighter wood colour than the body. On a wood base.