Signed and numbered 487/1964 print by Alaska artist Byron Birdsall (1937-2016), shrink-wrapped on board. It measures approximatley 22.5" x 17".

Complex diorama depicting a sled dog team consisting of a musher, sled, and five dogs, all carved from walrus ivory, racing across a porous jawbone, likely walrus. Signed by artist Kent Heindel (20th Century), it measures approximately 9" x 3" x 2.5" tall.

Assorted LEGO pieces such as full figures, components, weapons, clothing, and other small toys and miniatures.

Original portrait painting of a woman, on velvet-like material, by Alaska artist Ellen Henne Goodale (1915-1991). Piece is framed, measuring approximately 11.75" x 9.5" overall.

An Alaska Native doll dressed in an otter parka accented with red and silver fox, plus wolf fur, along with fox paw and calfskin mukluks; doll holds a wooden harpoon in his right hand. Tag from Alaska Fur Enterprise Products attributes the doll to Alaska dollmaker Lorena Hess. Includes a doll stand and measures approximately 8" x 4" x 14" tall.

Original portrait painting of a man, on velvet-like material, by Alaska artist Ellen Henne Goodale (1915-1991). Piece is framed, measuring approximately 11.75" x 9.5" overall.

A pen with a pen holder featuring an ivory base topped with a carved and scrimshawed ivory walrus and seal figurines. There is no artist's signature readily visible. The pen and its holder are not ivory; it appears the smaller carving has become detached from the base. Piece measures approximately 6" x 1.75" x 7" tall.

Traditional Yup'ik coiled grass open-top basket with a slightly raised rim and dyed geometric false embroidered designs throughout. It measures approximately 3" in diameter x 3.5" tall.

Partial baleen frond specimen featuring scrimshaw caribou, walrus, ringed seal, polar bear, spotted seal, and human; signed by Alaska Native Henry Koonook of Point Hope, Alaska. It has lore or story en verso; the edges have some breakage as photographed. Measures approximately 12" x 6.5" tall.

Signed and numbered 5/50 Artist Proof by Alaska artist James Belcher (20th/21st Century) featuring an artwork and artist's biography along with a Certificate of Authenticity in a Threshold Arts of Alaska envelope. Print is loose; it measures approximately 23" x 30".

Woven Athabascan birch bark basket featuring some very light wear inside; measures approximately 10.25" in diameter x 4.5" tall.

Traditional Yupik coiled grass basket in a goblet-like shape with dyed red and green sealgut embroidered designs throughout. The dye appears to have slightly bled onto the natural-colored grasses. Basket measures approximately 4.25" in diameter x 4" tall.

Scrimshaw ivory carving depicting a seal cow with her pup, mounted on an arched tusk base. The back end of the base has a small hole, possibly where a separate piece sat. No artist's signature is readily visible. Carving measures approximately 3.5" x 2" x 2" tall.

Original fisherman painting, signed by artist C. Hull in the lower right corner. It is matted and framed; measures approximately 17.25" x 14.25" overall.

Two woven birch bark baskets, one with a tag attributing the basket to Florence F. Vonfintel of Birch Bark Originals in Wasilla, Alaska, with details about birch bark baskets en verso. The larger basket measures approximately 10" x 10" x 4" tall.

Partial scrimshaw baleen front with story panel scene; details en verso, signed by artist Willie Sielak of Barrow, Alaska. It measures approximately 12.25" x 3" tall.

Three polar bear figurines by sculptor C. Alan Johnson (American, 1926-2013) with signatures and dates on the bottom; the largest titled Ice Mother on the bottom. It measures approximately 9.25" x 4" x 5" tall.

Pair of traditional polychrome Yup'ik ladies dance fans, or tegumiak, featuring coiled and dyed grass centers accented with caribou fur fringe. They measure approximately 11.5" x 10.5" overall.

Bronze bird sculpture, possibly a sandpiper, on a flat base. No artist's signature is readily visible; it measures approximately 10" x 4.5" x 7.25" tall.

Ten Old Timer, Uncle Henry, and Imperial pocket knives, some with multiple blades, at least two Limited Edition. Blades show wear; largest measures approximatley 1.5" x 1" x 7" in length when opened and expanded.