Fan of white and some purple-blue downy feathers, and a birch bark handle with quillwork. The front has attached a small black and orange-yellow bird with its body oriented downwards, and head turned to its left. The back has 11 white feathers extending out of the handle, the tops of which have been rounded with downy feathers extending beyond them. There is quillwork on both sides of the birch bark handle. On the front, there is a seated person in profile with a pipe held to their mouth next to a small tree surrounded by a foliage frame with a flower at the top and bottom. Below, a bird in profile stands within some foliage. The quillwork on the back of the handle depicts another person in profile with a pipe(?) held to their mouth, situated between two different plants and also framed by foliage and a flower at the top and bottom. Below appears to be a red plant.

Folding tulip-shaped fabric vase with square base. Opposing sides feature similar beadwork. Two sides have five-petaled flowers, with each petal a different colour - yellow, white, blue, clear and dark blue, with a larger white bead at centre, and green foliage. The other two sides have two flowers, shown in profile, with yellow and white petals, and connected by dark green foliage. The designs are framed on each side by light green tube beads that follow the shape of the vase. The opening is beaded with small loops of green with a clear bead on each loop. Handwritten along interior top edge is 'R DELARONDE'. The interior is lined with off-white fabric. The base is plain.

Pencil and crayon drawing of two Inuit pairs, the women wearing amautis and the men in parkas. The two figures on the left side are wearing brown clothing while the two figures on the right side slightly above are wearing black clothing. All figures are walking left. Hair, parkas, pants, and mittens have been coloured in with crayon. Syllabics In pencil, in the lower left corner. The drawing is on vertically rectangular, cream-coloured paper which has been torn from a large spiral notebook.

Vase with abstract designs around body. Vase is somewhat cylindrical, tapering slightly to a shoulder. The shoulder, body and lip all have two ribbed lines. The vase has a short neck and flared lip. The vase is light grey with tiny dark brown speckles. Flat unglazed bottom with incised artist's mark.

Small stone abstract carving of a person; details minimal. Facial features include three horizontal lines for eyes and the mouth, and a ridge for nose; tapers at neck. Unsigned.

Small carving of a face on a thinly cut piece of stone. Face carved on wider surface with small circular eyes, open mouth, raised cheeks and nose. Signed in syllabics (Ka-vi) on flat base.

Carving of woman with a qulliq (soapstone lamp). Woman is lying on her stomach with arms outstretched holding the qulliq in her mittens. Her torso ends in hind flippers(?). Signed in syllabics. Sticker with '10'.

Boy killing goose sculpture. The standing boy crouches forward with his left hand on the bird's neck. The boy has carved facial features and hair. He is depicted wearing a parka with its hood down, thick pants, and mittens. The figures stand on an irregular oval-shaped base with 'E9937' inscribed on the bottom.

Small untitled print from engraving. Image of man hunting from kayak. The man is paddling towards the closest and largest seal, which has been harpooned with a float behind it. There are five more seals further off in the distance by the prow of the kayak. The work is signed and numbered (46/50) in pencil.

Untitled print from engraving. Image shows a group of animals in profile, all facing right. At the top is a small dog behind a large dog. Below the dogs are a large seal, then a walrus, with another young walrus below it. The seal and walruses are depicted with mottled coats. Bottom left of print has '38/50' in pencil, with artist signature.