Carved and painted standing Dzunuk'wa figure (a) holding a feast dish (b). The large-headed figure standing on a square brown base is totally flat at back and has outstretched arms that are attached to the black body with pegs. Deep yellow eye sockets beneath a pronounced brow fill half of the face above a red and black nose and pursed red lips; circular yellow designs decorate the chest and knees. The rectangular shaped dish is decorated with a black face on the front, large cross hatch design on the back, yellow at both ends and a red rim and is attached to the centre of the flat hands with pegs.

Small glazed white clay plate with Eagle design (#27) painted in brown and black. Made at Lambert Potteries.

Small glazed white clay plate with Raven Inside Killerwhale design (#31) painted in brown and black. Made at Lambert Potteries.

Small glazed white clay plate with Killerwhale design (#9) painted in black and turquoise. Made at Lambert Potteries.

Small glazed white clay plate with Killerwhale design (#21) painted in black and turquoise. Made at Lambert Potteries.

White clay tile with a scene in relief of the interior of a room with checkered floor. A large beige vase sits on a black table and, through open doors onto the balcony, a landscape of blue water, mountains and sky can be seen. Signed by artist and stamped on reverse.

Heavy, partially painted and glazed bowl with a piece of embedded cone showing in the surface. Top surface decoration is divided into an area of unglazed brown, glazed striated cream and pink, and two areas of glazed white with blue. The bottom surface is unglazed and rough.

Heavy burnished black pot with an area of beige near bottom. Thick walls twist up slightly from oval base to create body-like curves.

Igo ware with an ash glaze. Heavy dark brown jar with circular base has a few coils below a narrow neck, with two small horizontal handles, that flares out slightly to the rim. Surface is rough and glaze uneven, with some bare patches of red clay.

Large, burnished, orange clay pot in the shape of an opening bud. Pronounced vertical spines flare up from a small flat base to a high shoulder, then curve sharply into the centre of the pot as nine pointed leaves. Blackened areas resulting from the firing process cover both the shiny exterior and the dull interior surfaces. Signed and dated by artist on base.