Rectangular wooden tray with short side walls, attached to its base by screws. Walls are straight on the outside and sloped on the interior toward the tray base. The interior base of the tray is decorated with a central incised image of a whale inside a circle, with minimal decoration in blue, black and red. To each side of the circle are similar smaller whales, four in total. The interior side walls of the tray have stylized images of painted whale eyes and fins. Rounded handles are attached to each end wall with screws. On the bottom of the tray is written in red ink, “Carved by Charles Gladstone Skidegate Mission BC 1949”

Engraving tool with whale tooth handle inlaid with abalone shell.

Engraving tool with bone handle in shape of sea lion.

Engraving tool with bone handle with plant motif.

Engraving tool with bone handle, recycled from Victorian table cutlery.

Engraving tool with bone handle carved into shape of a land otter.

Cuff style hammered silver bracelet. Engraved with mirror image of bears facing each other with cross-hatching over background. Artist's name is faintly incised inside.

Cuff style silver bracelet with double eagle motif. Two eagles carved at top facing opposite directions. Intricate wing designs on the sides of the bracelet. Engraved signature inside: "Carved by C. Gladstone 1952 Skidegate Mission BC."

Silver bracelet with mirror-image killer whale design. Spaces around killer whales are crosshatched. Inscription on inside of bracelet.

Cuff style silver bracelet. Most of the surface is covered with a double bear(?) motif. The animals face each other, with their noses almost touching at the centre; their back ends and hind feet touch the thin outline at the cuff ends; background mainly filled with crosshatching. Lightly engraved inside: "Carved by C Gladstone Skidegate Mission BC 1951".