Nkisi figure made of wood. Figure stands on a round platform with knees slightly bent. The arms are bent at the elbows, with both hands placed on a protruding abdomen with an empty hollowed-out space at centre. Each elbow is wrapped, and the right wrap contains a bird foot. The skullcap is raised, with a single horn mounted to the crown. The eyes are narrow slits, with wooden pupils, and the open rectangular mouth has four wooden teeth. Hanging from the pointed chin is a strip of reddish-brown hide. The long neck, waist and ankles are all wrapped and coloured a reddish-orange. The body is heavily decorated, notably on the face and chest.

Grey figure pendant with hole in pointed side for suspension, serrated edges and punched depressions for eyes and mouth. Unbroken.

Shiny, dark-coloured, stone carving of a frog. The name "Soper" is carved in the base.

Cast bronze head. Covered with small raised rings, with a small leopard figure on the head.

Cast brass carp fish.

Pair of metal feline-shaped paws, with attached, protruding claws. Some claws missing from each paw; holes show there would have been four across the top and one at the side. There are small attachment holes along the sides of both. Metal is highly corroded to a greenish-blue colour. Textile remnants are adhered to the upper surface of the left paw.

Pair of carved arms from either a totem pole or welcome figure?

Pair of carved arms from either a totem pole or welcome figure? One arm has corroded metal bar protruding 51 cm out from shoulder. Both have corroded nails.

Fish carved from moose ivory. Made by Eskimos for a line. They are bobbed up and down in a hole in the ice to attract fish, which are then speared

Two walrus heads carved in ivory