White, pearlescent shell bookmark with a shrimp finial carved in relief and leaf-shaped ends.

A light red-brown wood beaker with a slightly more rounded upper portion from which it tapers downward to a smaller lower portion that flares a bit downward and outward around the bottom edge. Main design consists of a honeycomb pattern with and lozenge design within. A horizontal band of interwoven geometric zig zag - like pattern is above and below the main design. The bottom has a design which consists of a circle with a lozenge design within, and seven equally spaced radial lines.

Brown wood carving of a boy holding a bird, which has been treed by a leopard. Metal wire around the boy's neck. Leopard, bird, and boy's hat are decorated with black dots. The mouth of leopard is red. Oval, flat base.

Dark brown wood figure of a pregnant female figure. Wearing a cylindrical hat. Belly is very rounded with small round protrusions around the middle. Bending at the knees. Standing on an oval base. Well polished.

Light brown wood carving of a figure. Has a rounded head tapering to a flat triangular chin. Carved with slit eyes, a nose, and an open oval mouth. Long cylindrical neck. Has genitalia. From the squared shoulders the thin arms are resting at the sides, bent at the elbows so that the hands are resting just to the sides of the belly. Standing on short, slightly bent at the knees, legs upon a circular base.

Brown wood carving representing an African soldier (bugler?), with vertical tribal scars on his cheeks. He wears a cylindrical hat, belt, and adornments across the chest, and over the shoulders and stands on a rectangular wooden base.

Ivory tusk carved with fish, crocodiles, a snake, a frog, a giraffe, lizards, and water plant leaves, all of which are in spiral design.

A thin plain brown wood stick with a long cylindrical handle which tapers to a flat paddle-like shaped point.

A brown wood ladle with a deep circular bowl and a pierced geometric design on the handle. The handle design consists of two central rectangular sections, each of which has an 'x' cut out, and is connected to the bowl with a leg-like prong feature with an arch and a point at the top.

Carved wooden antelope figure with lowered head. Two holes at top of head indicate where horns would once have been, and the eyes have been carved into the wood and filled with white pigment.