This figure is made from a smooth polished wood and stands on a square plinth. It shows detailed facial features including inlaid glass eyes, carved eyebrows, full lips and filed teeth. The mitre-like hairstyle displays a circular carved feature on the back of the head.

This horn was side blown on the concave curve where the tusk cavity ends. At the tip of the tusk is a carved face with mitre-like headdress. The ivory is quite discoloured and there is some erosion at the base.

Sitting atop this carved ivory trumpet is the figure of a woman offering a suckling baby her right breast. The female figure shows a pointed hat or coiffure and wears armlets and anklets, indicating high rank. There is some damage to the base of the instrument and on the back.

This standing figure of a mother and child is carved from a mid-brown wood with a soft sheen. The faces of both the mother and child are particularly well carved and detailed and both look out to the viewer.

This mask is made of a light-coloured wood and displays painted lips and eyebrows, with a vertical motif painted on the forehead. There are apertures for the mouth and the eyes, and a hole on each side of the mask by the ear suggests attachments for wearing.

This mask is attached to a wooden base and carved from a dark wood. Both the base and the face of the mask show evidence of a red pigment. There are slits for the eyes and the open mouth shows filed teeth. The well-formed ears appear relatively high up on the mask.

This cross-legged figure has detailed facial features with porcelain-inlaid eyes and black painted pupils. The plaited skullcap and armlets suggest chiefly status.

This carved female figure is seated and holds a pot or cup in her left hand and a staff in her right. The ears are pierced and a metal loop remains in the left while the right ear lobe has broken. The teeth appear to be filed but the front teeth are missing.

This female ‘nkisi’ or