Highly detailed mammoth ivory animal portrait carving, mounted on a porous antler base, with a small piece of bone connecting the two. It measures approximately 2" across at the widest part of base x 4" tall.

A rough Canada jade specimen that is nearly wedge-shaped. Measures approximately 7.5" x 5" x 5" tall.

Two intricately carved jade figurines each mounted in a display box on red fabric. Both shadowboxes have wear and damage as photographed. The larger measures approximately 6.25" x 5.25" overall. 

Beautiful polished F.B. Rogers flatware set consisting of knives, spoons, forks, and other utensils in a fabric-lined wooden case, which features a small scuff on the top side as photographed. It measures approximately 19" x 11" x 3.5" tall.

Fourteen bags of fossil specimens and their factoid sheets. Two are Big Bang brand bags with many specimens inside. The largest bag measures approximately 5.5" x 1.5" x 8".

This heavy, almost sculptural in form, Guatemala jade specimen measures approximately 13.5" x 6.5" x 10" tall.

Iris print, signed by what appears to be Paul Bailey, and a Victorian-like sepia-toned photograph. The iris print is matted and framed under glass; the photograph is framed and measures approximately 21" x 25.75" overall.

Weighted sterling silver pieces from various makers consisting of two pairs of candlestick holders and salt and pepper shakers, with glass or crystal bodies. Pieces show light wear commensurate with age and use, including some tarnishing, one piece is partially disconnected from its base. They have a total weight of 2 pounds, 10.7 ounces; the largest candlestick holder measures approximately 2.75" x 6" tall.

Two miniature walruses, carved from ivory and soapstone, signed ‘Paniptchuk’, likely Alaska artist Earl Paniptchuk, the second signed by Yup’ik artist Kyle Pungowiyi. Each is missing a single tusk as photographed; the larger measures approximately 2.75" x 1.75" x 2.25" tall.

Vintage ephemera including “The Indian trouble in America” print, originally by Amedee Forestier, a printed page from Harper’s Weekly titled “Social Studies Behind the Scenes at Buffalo Bill’s” originally drawn by Frederic Remington (American, 1861-1909), and a 1957 front page copy of the Los Angeles Times. All pieces are shrink-wrapped on board, and a few have tears to the plastic. Largest measures approximately 16.75" x 23.5" overall.

Carved wooden kayak with soapstone Inuit hunter at the helm, along with soapstone walrus catch of the day across the front, ivory tusks included but detached as photographed. Also included is a carved and painted totem on a small wood block. Neither piece has an artist's signature readily visible. The kayak with hunter measures approximately 9" x 18.5" x 4.25" tall.

A signed and numbered 74/100 sculpture entitled "War Chief" by Tom Domiani. Signed upon the lower right corner of the sculpture and features a brass plate upon the wooden base. Housed under an acrylic cover and measures approximately 10" x 10" x 10" tall.

These preserved butterflies are mounted in shadowboxes so that you can study the specimens front and back. The largest frame measures approximately 6.75" x 7.75".

Two sets of traditional Alaskan Native yo-yos crafted from fur and leather with beaded cords, one pair in the shape of cats and the other with beaded details. Largest pair measures approximately 21.75" in length.

Video flat screen television, model V505-G9, with power cable and TV remote in original box. It was tested to power on; measures approximately 44" x 28" tall.

Eighteen arrowheads in assorted types of stones, housed in a shadowbox with a hinged glass front door and fabric lining. Measures approximately 30" x 12.5" x 2" tall.

Thirteen arrowheads in assorted types of stones, housed in a shadowbox with a hinged glass front door and fabric lining. Measures approximately 12.25" x 2" x 24" tall when upright.

A handmade Indian Mandella made of leather, wool, rabbit fur and feathers, artist signature is illegibly from Running Horse Trading Co., a handmade Tarahumara Drum dram catcher, and a handmade dream catcher with the image of the white buffalo. Plus two traditional dreamcatchers in two sizes with bead and feather details. And a necklace with fur pendant and bead accents. Largest Measures approximately 32" x 11" overall.

Four pieces of animal décor including a carved wood duck with painted details, a carved bull figurine, a brass bird with feather details and a tortoise figurine. The turtle is missing its tail and the bird is tarnished as photographed. Largest measures approximately 7.5" x 15" x 10" tall.

Two scrimshaw ivory specimens, each depicting Inuits in parkas, initialed by artist Carson Sockpick. Both are on walrus ivory bases; largest measures approximately 1" x 1.5" x 2.75" tall.