Necklace consisting of 64 small glass beads (28 red, 36 white) and 15 oval silver beads (8 small and 7 large) strung on cotton thread. The upper glass beads are in groups of 4 (1 red, 2 white, 1 red) separated alternately by a large, then a small silver bead. This pattern is broken once where there are no glass beads between a large and a small silver bead. The lower glass beads are in groups of 5 (1 red, 3 white, 1 red), separated alternately by a large, then a small silver bead. Maker’s marks in two cartouches on large silver beads.

Loon headdress. Loon is positioned as if in a swimming/seated position, and has a red and yellow beak, light green around its eyes, a grey body and black, red and light green ovoid designs on each wing. There is a hole carved through the central upper back area. The underside is carved out to fit on top of a person's head.

Bottle in the form of a parrot (part b) standing on a brown branch with berries. The branch curves onto the parrot's back and forms a handle. Naturalistic painting of feathers and body in yellow, green, blue, red, and brown. The lid (part a) separates the head from body at mid-beak. Factory mark on base.

Bucket composed of slats of bamboo, coopered around a circular piece of wood and held with strips of metal fastened around the circumference near the top and at the bottom. The bucket is painted red on the outside.

Headdress with a swan on top of a sisiutl. The wings of the swan sit horizontally at its sides, and the tail has a face design near the end. The back of the bird has three holes in it. Below the bird is a sisiutl facing forward with two curled ears protruding in front of the bird, and there are two figures with curled noses in profile on the sides, each with a curled ear protruding upwards. Painted in red, green, black and dark yellow.

Oval-shaped, white mask with two eye holes, a nose and a large mouth. Green paint around the eyes, red nostrils and mouth, and black brows. Evidence of black paint above top lip and on cheeks. There are three nails, one on the top and two on the sides of the back of the mask that attach a fibre string.

Large, wooden, carved ladle with a large, deep bowl. The end of the short handle is carved and painted with a wolf’s head. The image has engraved eyes, nose and teeth and is painted in red, green and black. Tip of bowl part has been repaired with a new piece of wood.

Brown earthenware inkwell (parts a-c) shaped as a monk with hands folded in prayer. Lower part (part a), waist to feet, has perforated disk at top; central section (part b) is upper torso with brown cloak outspread; top section is head (part c), with the neck functioning as a stopper.

Cabbage shaped earthenware lidded container (box) painted in shades of green and blue-green, with reddish leaves at base. Leaves are attached to a white interior bowl. The lid (part b) is green with a cherry and leaves.

Earthenware figure of a young man sitting on a stump holding a large white two-part container (sweetmeat dish) on his knees. Red coat, green hat, blue trousers, white stockings. White container has red floral motifs on sides. Figure is hollow with a factory mark on base.