An original oil painting by artist Fay Malone, depicting a log cabin and cache isolated in the winter wilderness, surrounded by deep evergreen trees and snow-covered mountain peaks. The piece is anchored by a winding creek and a singular evergreen in the foreground. It has a handwritten dedication en verso. The piece is framed and measures approximately 18.5" x 22.5".

A scrimshawed whale baleen frond reading "SEWARD, ALASKA" and depicting a boat, a fish, and a mountain goat. Baleen is made of a hard keratinous material and used by baleen whales to filter water out of their mouths when feeding on krill. The piece is signed by Alfred Downey and fitted with a string for hanging. It measures approximately 2.75" at the base x 36" in length.

Three separate walrus ivory carvings include a small standing polar bear, a polar bear on a fossilized ivory slice with dark bark border, and a pair of playful "Happy Bears" mounted atop a long baleen rod doing what happy bears do best. The happy bears example measures approximately 1" x 6" tall.

An Iñupiaq spirit mask featuring a half face crafted from walrus ivory and lined with black baleen, finished with radiating brown feather accents. The piece is fitted on a black stand also made of baleen and has a signature en verso tentatively identified as "IMS" of Elim, Alaska. It measures approximately 3" x 2" x 8" tall.

An original oil painting by artist Edmona Toews, featuring a reflective river, a snow-covered riverbank, and bare trees against a soft pink, yellow, and blue sunset sky. It is framed and measures approximately 14" x 18" overall.

A unique and charming mosaic glass mosaic owl lamp, featuring a detailed bronze-toned resin head and a log-shaped base. The unit did not power on at time of cataloging, and it measures approximately 4.5" x 4" x 6.5".

A signed and numbered 9/38 Artist's Proof entitled "Church of the Transfiguration of Our Lord, Ninilchik, Alaska" by Alaska artist Don Kolstad (b.1952), depicting the historic Russian Orthodox church during a moody, foggy night, highlighted amidst a looming peak and dark fields. The piece is matted and framed and measures approximately 16.25" x 20.75" overall.

A North Star Dairy steel milk can with side loop handles and an embossed label, originating from the historic Juneau, Alaska farm. It measures approximately 11" in diameter x 21" tall.

A single-strand glass seed bead and ivory necklace with silver-toned hardware featuring a heart-shaped walrus ivory pendant depicting a carved snarling bear with a red mouth and scrimshaw facial features. It measures approximately 24" to 25" in total length.

Two signed ceramic figurines by renowned Alaska sculptor C. Alan Johnson (1926-2013), including one entitled "Joey" depicting an Alaska Native child attired in a cream-colored parka sitting down looking up at the sky. Also includes an "Ahtoon" figurine depicting a child taking a bucket off his head. The "Ahtoon" figurine measures approximately 2.5" x 2.5" x 4" tall.

A handcrafted mask made of copper, featuring downturned features and cut-out eyes and mouth, signed by Huastec and Cochimi artist and professor Luhui Whitebear (21st Century). It measures approximately 9.25" x 12".

A Chinese mahjong set including a dark-stained mahogany box with decorative bronze corner brackets and handle, hand-painted tiles, green, red, and black counter sticks, and dice. The box is permanently unlocked and is missing its original key, and it has a plaque reading "F. Ad. Richter & Cie. A.G, Made in Germany"; it measures approximately 9.25" x 6.25" x 3.75".

A signed original watercolor painting by Alaska artist Martha Jean Shadrach (1926-2021) showcasing an abstract floral arrangement characterized by loose watercolor washes, with red roses and green foliage against a soft yellow background. It is matted and shrink-wrapped on board and measures approximately 17" x 13" overall.

A signed and numbered 42/225 print entitled "Puffin Pair" by Alaska artist Louise Kuntz-Tadda (20th/21st Century), depicting two puffins facing opposite directions, rendered in a minimalistic style with thin linework and flat washes of color against a plain background. Housed in a sleek metallic frame, it measures approximately 20" x 16".

A Crosman Auto Air II CO2 air pistol chambered for .177 caliber pellets and BBs and equipped with iron sights. It comes with a tin of pellets marked Gamo PBA Armor 6.6 grain, plus a tube of Daisy Bullseye Air Rifle Shot BBs, and Crosman 12-gram CO2 cartridge. Container contents and quantity unverified at time of cataloging. The air pistol measures approximately 10.75" x 1" x 1.75" high. 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 fossilized walrus ivory carving depicting a sea otter reclining on its back while holding a dark clam shell against its chest. The figure features carved fur texture, facial details, folded hind flippers, and natural brown coloration throughout, and is mounted on a thin slice of fossilized walrus tusk. The sculpture measures approximately 2.25" x 1" x 1" tall.

A rectangular Pepsi advertising wall clock featuring the brand's 1984 slogan, Pepsi, The Choice Of A New Generation. Also includes a Spartus Bar is Open novelty wall clock with a light and a backwards dial. A fracture in the bottom of the wood frame of the frame of the novelty clock has been repaired with instant glue and the dial has some residue as photographed. Both clocks tested to power on at time of cataloging. The Pepsi clock measures approximately 21" x 2" x 11" high. Note: These items were tested briefly for functionality at time of cataloging and working properly at that time. As with any mechanical clocks or timepieces, functionality is not guaranteed due to their sensitive nature, nor has testing been conducted for functionality or accuracy for more than a few minutes of observation.

A print by Alaska artist Sydney Laurence (1865-1940) depicting a rustic log cabin nestled in an open, grassy meadow, with wisps of white smoke curling from the cabin's chimney. Behind the cabin, a cluster of deep green spruce trees rises up, leading towards a massive, hazy blue mountain peak dusted with snow. The piece is housed in an ornate, carved wooden frame and measures approximately 19.75" x 23.75" overall.

An Alaska Native doll demonstrating the act of carrying a child using an "amaut" by Lillian Hanaka of Mary's Igloo, Alaska. The amaut is a traditional built-in pouch in a parka designed to secure a child to the back of the mother. The doll faces are both crafted from caribou skin paired with dark yarn for hair, the parka is created from a combination of light brown beaver fur and white wolf fur, and the boots are made from dark brown suede. The child doll is detachable, and the piece is complete with its original "Authentic Native Handicraft from Alaska" tag. It measures approximately 5" x 9.5".

A hardcover book entitled Alaska: The Great Country by Ella Higginson published in 1910 by The Macmillan Company. It chronicles the author's travels through Alaska during the early 20th century and features dozens of illustrations. The book measures approximately 5.5" x 7.5" high.