Sporran of sealskin and red leather, with gilt and silver mounts, 19th century

Woven nettle fibre belt decorated with coloured cloth and blue glass beads, carrying seal and sharksin pouches, antler tip and two knives: Sakhalin, Ainu, 19th century

Snow goggles, of ivory, with sealskin straps: North America, Canada, Nunavut, Inuit, late 19th century

Flat bottomed model oomiak (boat), of sealskin, stretched over a wooden framework, commissioned by Isobel Wylie Hutchison: Inuit, North America, South Greenland, Nanortalik, c. 1927

Roll of sealskin, part of a model oomiak, commissioned by Isobel Wylie Hutchison: Inuit, North America, South Greenland, Nanortalik, c. 1927

Roll of sealskin, part of a model oomiak, commissioned by Isobel Wylie Hutchison: Inuit, North America, South Greenland, Nanortalik, c. 1927

Tip of fishing spear (marek), wood with pivoting iron hook and sealskin line: Sakhalin, Ainu, 19th century

Pair of woman's trousers, of young reindeer skin with attached sealskin boots: North America, Canada, Northwest Territories, Mackenzie Territory, Peel River, Mackenzie Delta Inuit

Bag, of sealskin, for holding charms: North America, Canada, Nunavut Territory, Baffin Bay, Ponds Bay, Inuit, c. 1862

Bag, of leather and sealskin, with bone stretcher and ivory fastenings: Americas, Greenland, Kingatak Island, Inuit, mid - late 19th century

Model kayak, of sealskin, with paddles and harpoons: North America, Canada, Baffin Island, Inuit, late 19th century

Model double hatch baidarka (kayak), for two occupants, made of a wooden framework covered with sealskin, containing two sea-otter hunters holding double-bladed paddles: North America, USA, Alaska, Aleutian Islands, Umnak Island, Aleut, 1930s

Sealskin lines or cords: Inuit, from Fort Anderson, Northwest Territories