Silver, cast brooch, oval in shape with a central sunburst design surounded by scalloped edging. Soldered to the back are a pin and clasp. Stamped in the back is ‘Navajo’.

Silver ashtray, circular in shape, with crescents around outer edge. The centre has stamped eight sections of various patterns; some are in relief. The surface is slightly concaved. The object sits on four, small, semi-hemispherical legs.

Rosary with the alternation of beads, nine red and four brass. The last, bottom, section of beads has four brass on either side of a larger, conical shaped, brass bead with crosshatching followed by three red beads, three brass beads, two coins – 1909 Republic of Ecuador, 1872 USA dime – three brass beads then a brass cross-like ornament which ends with a large silver crucifix decorated with circular, liner and floral details (on front and back) along with an attached figure.

Plain stem, brass straws (parts a-b) consisting of decorated, spoon shaped rounded ends with small circular holes soldered to a long metal tube that is slightly tapered at the top. Part a: decorated with an incised dotted edge lining a liner geometric design that encloses a singular flower with leaves in low relief. The base and the back of the circular end have a foliage pattern. Part b: decorated with crosshatched triangles framing a bouquet of flowers in a scallop edged vase. The back has a foliage pattern.

Metal earrings (parts a-b) with geometric pattern consisting of a three vertical, engraved asterisk like shapes enclosed in a carved circle that increase in size; all on a triangular shaped plague toped with a cutout circle where a thin wire hook and clasp pass through. A diamond shaped piece of metal is soldered to the hook.

Metal earrings (parts a-b) that are horseshoe-like in shape with a raised section of blue enamel in between semi-circular and circular incisions. The thinner bottom ridge has scalloped edges and metal wire is soldered at one end with a hook at the other to clasp to the earring creating a hoop.

Four, copper, thick band, rings (parts a-d) with three, central, inlayed glass beads. Parts a-c: ring band has engraved feather or leaf like pattern; a green bead sits on either side of a blue bead. Part d: band has an engraved crisscross pattern; a blue bead sits on either side of an orange bead.

Metal pins (parts a-c); etched disc with circular, floral-like pattern consisting of circles and half circles inside of a lined, scalloped edge; orange (part a) and green glass (parts b-c) set in raised, circular, central piece of metal; each disc has a thin, pointed, metal strip protruding from it creating a prong.

Metal pin; two etched discs with circular pattern consisting of circles and half circles inside of a lined, scalloped edge; green glass set in raised, circular, central piece of metal; both discs have a thin, pointed, metal strip protruding from it that crosses over the other to create a v-shaped prong.

Metal necklace consisting of two rows of ten gold coloured Mexican coins of various dates fastened together by metal links that support two gold coloured, circular disc pendants with overlaid floral embossed wreathes, attached to a larger and a smaller coin. On the top of the coins is an eagle with a snake in its mouth, sitting on a branch and reads ‘Estados Unidos Mexicanos’. On the back of the coins is a woman in profile with ‘Cinco Centavos’.