A pair of gloves crafted from seal fur with leather palms and fingers, featuring a lining similar to shearling. They measure approximately 3.75" x 9" tall.

A handsome soapstone specimen in colors reminiscent of nephrite jade, featuring a pair of walrus figurines, relief-carved into the rock, each with incised whiskers and the larger with a pair of walrus ivory tusks; the bottom has felt padding and is signed illegibly. Artwork is dense and extremely heavy. It measures approximately 18" x 4.5" x 11" tall.

Carved soapstone figurine depicting a woman and child; initialed illegibly on the underside. It measures approximately 10" x 7.5" x 8" tall.

Handcrafted Alaskan Native doll of Chevak style featuring a leather face with seed bead facial features, wearing a full length seal gut parka, leather mittens and seal fur and leather mukluks; there are tufts of fur embellishments down the hood and back of the parka. No signature is readily visible, but likely a Paniyak family work. It measures approximately 5" x 4.25" x 14.5" tall.

Twenty Third Reich history books published by Time-Life Books. The series chronicles the rise, reign, and downfall of Nazi Germany during World War II through a historical and military perspective. Titles include The Twisted Dream, Barbarossa, Conquest of the Balkans, The New Order, War on the High Seas, and more as pictured. Each measures approximately 9.75" x 11" tall.

Pair of mittens crafted from light colored spotted seal fur featuring leather palms and cuffs with a faux fur lining and braided yarn cord. They measure approximately 5" x 1" x 9.5" tall.

Unique figurine crafted mostly from porous whale bone depicting a hunter in an umiak, with a float bag and a seal catch laid across the bow and stern of the boat, the hunter's arm raised mid-throw of a harpoon at a seal figure. The harpoon and the paddle are crafted from baleen, and the harpoon tip is walrus ivory, as is the hunter's face. It measures approximately 17" x 5.5" x 6.5" tall.

Two prints by Alaska artist Richard Wilson "R.W." Tyler (1927-2016), including "Wild Flowers of Alaska", showcasing numbered botanical illustrations with an identification key at the bottom including western columbine, Nootka lupine, arctic poppy, pink corydalis, and more; alongside "Round the Fireweed", featuring a similar theme in a circular format. Each piece is shrink-wrapped on board and the largest measures approximately 26" x 16" overall.

A signed print entitled "Portrait of Summer" by Roger Berghoff (American, 1935-2015), utilizing a multi-layered printing technique in a palette of muted blues, teals, and grays to create overlapping silhouettes of ferns, clovers, and grass, exhibiting a cyanotype effect. The piece is matted and framed and measures approximately 28.25" x 22.25".

Two hand-carved mother and cub bear figurines, possibly made from ironwood or other hardwood, featuring incised fur-like details on the front portions and smooth backsides. Largest measures approximately 8.25" x 3" x 4.25" tall.

Four small brass and glass jewelry or trinket curio cabinet displays featuring mirrored backs, hinged doors, two raised with ball feet, and one with hanging hardware on the backside. The largest measures approximately 8.5" x 3" x 11.5" tall.

A traditional Alaskan native ulu featuring a smooth antler handle, fitted with an antler base accented with a leather bow, along with a handmade clay Alaskan Native diorama depicting a pair of igloos, the tops removable to expose the inside featuring human figurines, one of which is detached. Diorama has some light discoloration or marks as photographed; it measures approximately 7.25" x 6.75" x 2.75" tall and is quite heavy for its size.

A traditional handcrafted Anaktuvuk Pass male mask crafted with a thin, almost translucent, caribou hide face and fur facial features, including a mustache and beard, surrounded by a thick animal hood; the eyebrows and lashes appear to be drawn on. No artists' signatures are readily visible, but they can sometimes be identified by nuances in the craftsmanship. It measures approximately 10" x 2.5" x 14" tall.

A circa 1970-80s saucepan made by Dansk International Designs Ltd. featuring a black enamel exterior and lid with a cross-shaped handle, plus a primary wood handle. It measures approximately 7" in diameter x 12" long including the handle x 4.25" high.

Four small brass and glass jewelry or trinket curio cabinet displays three featuring mirrored backs, a few with hinged doors and hanging hardware, and one raised with ball feet. A rubber band is keeping a damaged frame in place as photographed. The largest measures approximately 10.25" x 4" x 14" tall.

Dozens of pieces of Grosvenor Debutante-pattern bone china with platinum-tone trim made in England including an oval serving platter accompanied by dinner plates, and saucers. Also includes tea cups, plus a teapot, gravy boat, and more as photographed. Stands not included. The large oval platter measures approximately 15" x 11".

Collectible souvenir and sterling silver spoons, featuring a Bucherer of Switzerland Rolex spoon alongside pieces from Washington, Canada, Atlanta, Chicago, and more. Six of the spoons are marked sterling, and the collection has a total weight of 6.1 oz. The largest measures approximately 1.25" x 6".

Four prints by Alaska artist Richard Wilson "R.W." Tyler (1927-2016), showcasing hand-labeled botanical illustrations of native Alaskan flora. The set includes an autumn-themed piece featuring fireweed, cow parsnip, and dwarf blueberry; a coastal variation with silverweed, lyme grass, and beach pea; a wildflower depiction with lupines, Alaska roses, arctic cotton, and violets; and a final print featuring Jacob's ladder, twinflower, wood nymph, and more as photographed. All are shrink-wrapped on board and the largest measures approximately 17" x 13".

A Promar Ambush Series hoop net, designed for harvesting lobster and crab. It features a circular, purple-coated weighted wire frame outfitted with black nylon mesh and bridle floats. The net measures approximately 36" in diameter x 13" depth x 32" in length with the drop.

Antique coin silver spoons in various sizes by F. Williams, crafted from melted-down silver coins common before the discovery of sterling. These pieces feature a classic fiddle-back handle design and are personalized with a hand-engraved "Seymour" name. The largest measures approximately 8.5" x 1" x 2" and the set has a total weight of 166 g.