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.

Doll with a cloth body dressed in layered fabric garments. Its disproportionately large legs are wrapped in brown fabric at the feet, followed by green fabric up to the thighs, light grey wrapping above that, and brown-red fabric around the hips and waist. The face is undecorated and dark brown, while the head is wrapped in the same brown-red fabric that extends down to the hips, with a green band at the waist. Additionally, the doll wears a yellow beaded necklace. The doll's long brown fabric arms are wrapped and extend straight out to the sides. It wears a beaded leather hat with short fringe and yellow and orange beading, and an apron with a long fringe, featuring beaded detailing in brown and vibrant blue around the waist. The fringe in the back extends beyond the doll’s length. The body is filled with stuffing.

Seventy-one sherds of multi-coloured glass. Most have more than one colour of glass per fragment. Colours range from yellow to blue to red to white.

Two hundred and twenty-six sherds of multi-coloured glass, ranging in shape and size. Blue and grey are the predominant colours.

Fifty-nine glass sherds. Most are green or blue, though there are some yellow and red pieces. They vary in size and shape.

Four hundred and eighty-four beads and sherds of glass. The beads are circular or tubular and range in colour from red to yellow to green to blue to grey. The sherds vary but many are an opaque green-blue.

Fifty-eight sherds of multi-coloured glass. Most have more than one colour of glass per fragment. Colours range from yellow to blue to green to grey to white.

Seventy-one sherds of glass. Most are an opaque yellow colour. They vary in size and shape.

Nine fragments, thin and curved. Four pieces have holes drilled in them. Three pieces have been broken and are glued together. They are predominantly opalescent white in colour with bits of green, blue, red, and yellow.

Forty sherds, mostly of glass. They vary in shape and size, and range in colour from white to green to blue to red to grey. One small piece of red stone has a white label on it. One small grey stone piece is carved in the shape of an animal and has a hole drilled through it.