Two commercial rice makers for restaurant or catering operations including a Proctor Silex 60-Cup Rice Cooker/Warmer with its original box and manual, alongside a RiceMaster rice warmer with a wood grain vinyl wrapping. Both units powered on at time of cataloging, and the box measures approximately 18" x 18" x 17" tall.

Twelve Selandia Disney Mickey Mouse glove goblets from the Mickey & Co. collection, new in original packaging, featuring a charming ceramic stem shaped like Mickey's iconic white glove supporting a plastic top bowl. A manufacturer's sticker on the base provides distribution information and notes the item is hand-wash only. Each measures approximately 4.5" in diameter x 8.5" tall.

An Enjoy Coke wall thermometer accompanied by a metal Mickey Mouse wall coat rack. Also includes a Belding Sports Mickey Mouse bag, plus Mickey Mouse wind chime, size large red Mickey Mouse hoodie, and more as photographed. Each of the two larger umbrellas measures approximately 2" in diameter x 31" tall.

Commercial food storage featuring clear plastic lidded prep pans utilized in kitchens, salad bars, and catering operations. Also includes white and translucent square and round polypropylene containers, with two square and two round lids. Brands showcased include Rubbermaid and Carlisle. The largest measures approximately 8.75" x 8.75" x 9" tall.

Two Alaska Native spirit masks featuring expressive walrus ivory faces and adorned with walrus ivory animals and dark brown flipper appendages, tentatively identified as fossilized walrus ivory, both signed en verso by Yup'ik artist Xavier Simon (b.1931) from Scammon Bay, Alaska, and dated 1993. One of the arms of a mask is separated but included. Each measures approximately 11" x 1" x 12" tall.

A spirit wheel featuring a central two-tone soapstone walrus head accented with walrus ivory tusks and dimpled vibrissae, signed en verso by Jesse Higgins from Anchorage, Alaska and dated 2006. The mask is adorned with six marine animal-themed soapstone appendages and feathers around the inner ring. The spirit wheel measures approximately 16" in diameter.

A Yup'ik squat coiled grass basket featuring a dyed geometric red and purple pattern accompanied by a coiled grass mat accented with a green and red triangle pattern made by Alaska Native artist Martha Keene from Kasigluk, Alaska. The mat measures approximately 7" in diameter with a 1" tab.

Three Athabascan birch bark baskets with root binding including one featuring a folded design with both complimentary sides of the bark visible, accompanied by a shallower basket, both signed on the underside by Betty Dennis from McGrath, Alaska and dated 1987. Also includes a cube-shaped basket with a root handle. The larger basket without a handle measures approximately 7.5" x 5.5" x 2.25" tall.

A walrus ivory figurine intricately carved to depict a cormorant in a natural standing pose with incised feathering. It measures approximately 2" x 1" x 2" tall.

Mostly Mickey Mouse-theme holiday decorations including five from the Disney Magic Holiday product line such as a 2.4-foot tall Mickey Mouse light-up sign accompanied by two LED Projection lights. Also includes a Mickey and Friends Enchanting + Silhouette LED Projection spotlight, plus pathway stakes, Coca-Cola Santa figurine with original box, and more as photographed. Most electronics tested to power on at time of cataloging, except the pathway lights, only one light of which appears to power on, and one of the hat lights on the LED sign. The Disney Magic Holiday box measures approximately 17.5" x 2" x 30" tall. Note: APAA is unable to ship any items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous materials. This may include ammunition; items powered by gasoline, propane, or kerosene (lawn tools, generators, grills and camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, lighters); liquids such as cleaners, paint, lava lamps, collectible beverage/perfume containers; items with rechargeable batteries (cordless power tools, laptops, other electronics); air compressors, neon signs, and other hazards such as printer toner, compressed gas cylinders, and more. If you are bidding on items of this nature and intend to use our shipping services, please inquire in advance as to the specifics.

A wooden Lane Furniture queen-size headboard featuring a film strip design depicting Mickey Mouse in various poses. The headboard shows marks, discoloration, and residue throughout, on both the front and the back sides. It measures approximately 60" x 3" x 43.5" tall.

Disney's Mickey Mouse outdoor and yard décor, including a handmade raised planter stand, a handmade sign with rope and hose attached, appearing to possibly be a watering system or sprinkler, a statue planter, and potting bench components including wooden pieces, original box, instructions, and hardware. It appears new, but has not been verified as complete. Some items show light wear commensurate with age and use; the raised planter stand measures approximately 24" x 16" x 58" tall.

Three Yup'ik yo-yos including one featuring round brown fur weights, tentatively identified as beaver, crafted by Alaska Native artist Christine Kuku accompanied by a yo-yo with seal fur mitten weights crafted by Elsie Nelson from Napakiak, Alaska. Also includes a yo-yo featuring fish-shaped spotted seal fur weights with beaded eyes. One of the tags has residue attached as photographed. The longest yo-yo measures approximately 26" in total length with 3.5" x 1" weights.

Three walrus ivory figurines including a pair depicting Alaska Native men attired in parkas with arms raised in dance. Also includes a figurine depicting a hunter in a kayak wielding a harpoon with braided sinew rope and seal in tow on the rear. The hunter figurine measures approximately 2" wide.

A walrus figurine carved from walrus ivory depicting the marine mammal with elaborate wrinkled blubber and posed with its head raised upwards and tusks presented for confrontation. It measures approximately 3" x 1.5" x 2.5" tall.

A spirit wheel featuring a central baleen raven, signed and dated illegibly en verso. The ring is affixed with walrus ivory animal adornments, accented with feathers and baleen bristles, and mounted on a walrus ivory secondary dentine core and whale bone base. Also includes a baleen figurine depicting a pair of loons with striking black and green variegation. The spirit wheel measures approximately 14" x 1" x 12" tall.

A sculpture depicting a walrus protecting its calf with braided sinew rope attached to a person in a near-supine position on a whale vertebra end cap base. It measures approximately 5.5" in diameter x 3" tall.

Two Billiken figurines including a larger piece carved from whale bone with ink details signed on the underside by Lee and dated 1974, accompanied by a figurine made from a white material tentatively identified as whale tooth, signed on the underside by Kuv and dated 1990. Also includes a fossilized walrus ivory pendant necklace. The bone figurine measures approximately 1.5" x 1" x 3.5" tall.

Traditional Filipino native tableware, including "bilaos" (woven trays) used for serving bulk portions of noodle dishes or rice cakes; woven plate holders commonly lined with paper plates or banana leaves during parties or gatherings; woven rings utilized as pot rests; and coconut shell utensils, including ladles and serving spoons. The largest measures approximately 16" in diameter x 1" tall.

A miniature walrus ivory sculpture depicting a puffin rookery signed on the underside by Iñupiaq ivory carver Maurice Nattanguk (b.1954) and dated 1994. A secondary dentine base is used to great effect to mimic a cliffside colony with carved puffin figures featuring ink detailing. A seal is attached to the base with a rod to complete the diorama. Three puffin figures are separated, but included. The sculpture measures approximately 2" x 1.75" x 2" tall.