The container is oval in shape and grey in colour. The inside of the container is flat and the sides extend upwards at a sharp angle to create the container's walls.

A green-yellow-brown rectangular vase carved with a three-legged pedestal. The front has a carved floral design in front of and attached as part of the vase.

Off-white whalebone base (part a) with 15 carved grey soapstone animals (parts b-p) that stand on top, with yellow-white coloured pegs that fit into holes on the base. Part b is a bear, part c is a narwhale, part d is a dog or wolf, part e is a sealion, part f is a caribou, part g is a rabbit, part h is a seal, part i is a seal, part j is a bird, part k is a whale, part l is a fish, part m is a bird, part n is a wolf, part o is a bird, and part p is a muskox. Parts q and r are carved bone antlers from the caribou (part f).

A long circular holder, hollowed out from end to end. Main section is light grey stone with a three-dimensional animal carved on one side. The thinner, plain end is made of a different light yellow-brown material, like horn?

Trapezoid-shaped soapstone with slanted edges forming shallow trough.

Soapstone carving of a man wearing a parka with hood up. He is holding a bag ? directly in front of him and his legs are spread. He stands on an incised base. His parka extends down his back and his bag is hollow with straps and an opening towards bottom.

Carved figure of a kneeling man with one knee on ground and one on a seal's back. He holds the seal with both hands. The seal is slumped into an s-shape with oval dots and webbed fins. The man is wearing a parka with the hood down and mittens.

Two men with woman in centre. Taller man faces woman with hands touching. Separate male figure has hands outstretched and he has holes in his palms indicating an object held, now missing. (Separate male figure has broken off base.)

Polar bear of grey and light green marbled stone flecked with black on head and back.

Seal carved from one piece of brown soapstone with a blank seal surface. The box-shaped base is surmounted by a carved "temple dog."