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

Shallow basket with bands of openwork and bottom of hexagonal openwork pattern. Handle composed of three pieces that come together at the top.

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.

A thin metal piece that has a tongue at one end. The handle has a design consisting of lozenges and star shapes with a molding finial.

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.

Four trapezoid-shaped woven pieces with one piece (part a) fitting into the other piece (part c), and both of which have a lining (parts b, and d respectively). The two outer pieces (parts a, and c) are purple with natural and deep purple fine woven geometric design. The two linings (parts b, and d) are plain, and natural-coloured. Weft fillets are wrapped with lighter ones.

Twilled weave with a braided handle on each end. Braided rim.