Small carved totem pole with two figures. The upper figure is a bird with a light brown body. Its head and breast are covered in black, white and green dots while its wings are covered in red, green and white diamonds. The bottom figure is humanistic with a red face and arms. The nose is flat; the eyes and teeth are white. The chest and lower body are brown with black and white dots. The pole sits on a brown rounded base.

Cylindrical basket (a) with slightly flared sides and a flat, fitted lid (b). Simple interlocking coiled work (bifurcated stitches) watch-spring base and lid construction, overcast splint rim. Slat flange on lid. Buckskin handle. Partial imbrication, continuous patterns. Lid has a seven pointed tri-colour star figure in centre with small tri-colour diamond figures around edge. Sides: two horizontal tri-colour bands which combine to form large diamond figures.

Kwakwaka'wakw style model pole (replica?). Figures are a grizzly bear holding a human below, with a thunderbird with outstretched wings on top. Colours used are black, red and white. Paper labels adhered to back.