Dark brown spoon carved from mountain goat horn; handle carved with several figures.

Rectangular shaped, wooden steam bent dish with convex sides and an undulating rim. The underside and corner are attached with small wooden pegs. The four panels vary in their complexity. Each represents the various parts of one creature; all sides have elements of a bird.

Food bowl with convex sides, the two longer sides with a top edge that scoops down at the centre and the two shorter sides with top edges that arch upwards. Each side and the base is made from a different piece of wood, and the top edges are painted red and inset with off-white opercula shells. The sides of the dish are painted with designs in black and red.

Wooden spoon with a handle in the form of a bird's head; shallow bowl with round lip. Bowl is blackened from use.

Brown spoon carved from horn with an elongated bowl and elaborate Northwest Coast designs carved on the back.

Scoop with a handle in the form of a bird's head coated with oil; evidence of red paint under the oil.

Brown-yellow spoon carved from horn with a deep, elongated brown and two adjacent notches on the handle. Small circular hole through end of handle.

Wooden model canoe with a ridge running along the interior of the gunwale.

Tunic-like painted shirt made from cotton fabric. The shirt is made from a rectangle of cotton folded in half, machine-stitched along the edges to make side seams, leaving 25 cm unsewn for the armholes; 6 cm fringes cut horizontally along the seams. The neck is cut out of the centre of the cloth, with a hand-stitched seam. The main crest on the front represents a double-headed raven with outspread wings painted mainly in black with dark red and pale yellow highlights. The top of the back panel is painted with a creature's face in red and black.

Unpainted raven rattle with protruding tapered bird beak at one end and long, narrow and spilt tubular handle at the other. There are two complementary parts that join together to form the rattle (held by nails; no wrapped cord). There is a reclining figure on the raven's back that is connected to a frog by a protruding tongue. The back of the tail has a small bird face. The round belly is undecorated other than a thin ridge ending in a carved nose.