Approximately eighteen big cat photos, including repeats, some signed by Alaska photographer John J. Trautner (1935-2022). Three are printed on board; largest measures approximately 30" x 20".

Four vintage hand saws, two Disston, a pair of vintage sheet metal, and two decorative straps. Pieces show signs of wear and use including rust, spots of wear, and missing pieces as photographed. Largest measures approximately 30" x 1" x 7" tall.

Three photographs of bighorn sheep and mountain goats, two signed by Alaska photographer John J. Trautner (1935-2022). At least one is mounted on board with shrinkwrap-type covering; each measures approximately 20" x 29.75".

Collection of button-up t-shirts, dress shirts, and blouses from Calvin Klein, Orvis, Nautica, Van Heusen, Kirkland, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Bahama, and others, mostly in sizes large and XL. Some are new with tags still attached, while others have discoloration spots.

Multiple big cat photos, including repeats, some signed by Alaska photographer John J. Trautner (1935-2022). At least one has some creasing; all are loose. The largest photograph measures approximately 30" x 20".

Vanity set by Lynton in porcelain or ceramic, consisting of a wash basin, pitcher, vase, and lidded soap dish with drainage holes. Items feature crazing commensurate with age, some hairline fractures, and a few items with chips. The basin measures approximately 15.5" in diameter x 5.25" tall.

Twelve hallmarked sterling spoons and a sterling silver chain in pieces, which have a total weight of 218 grams.

Assorted accessories including book cover with reading light, purse or bag straps, suede and nubuck cleaner brush, Vibram cowboy boots with tread, size 1550-30-305, cross body and over-the-shoulder purses in leather or pleather, and other small items. The largest purse measures approximately 12" x 5" x 12" tall with a 30" handle drop.

Approximately twenty big cat photos, including repeats, some signed by Alaska photographer John J. Trautner (1935-2022). One is matted while the rest are loose; one has some sticker residue affixed as photographed. The matted piece measures approximately 16" x 20".

Home decor items, many vintage, consisting of a pair of brass starburst wall sconces, small picture frame, two three-arm brass candelabras, and a West Bend Thermo Serve ice bucket with lid. The ice bucket measures approximately 8.5" x 7.5" x 11" tall.

Two weighted candlesticks were made by Empire; the third is engraved with a “Vita Scientia Amicitia” (Life, Learning, and Friendship) fraternity or sorority motto. The largest candlestick holder measures approximately 3.25" in diameter, and is 3.5" tall. The weight with the ashtray: 1 kg and 196 grams; weight without the ashtray: 1 kg and 46 grams.

These two, blue, handled vases with their decorative flower motifs are finished in metallic glazes. The lip on the larger vase is chipped as shown. The rug with a “Wide Ruins” Navajo-style measures approximately 64" x 26".

Five dishes and decor pieces in a red and cream swirled design, also known as Alaskan clay, consisting of a bowl, stein, pitcher, and two figures, including an Alaskan Native and what appears to be a Billiken. A few of the pieces have etched makers' marks on the bottom. The pitcher measures approximately 8" x 5.5" x 11.5" tall.

Collection of dishes with an overall Asian theme including a reproduction German Meissen cup and saucer from the Metropolitan Mesueam of Art from Limoges of France, two bowls with painted blue details, rice bowls and sake cups, some with Chinese or Japanese characters on the bottom, and a vintage lidded woven bamboo or organic material basket, possibly a Chinese wedding basket, with a wooden band around the opening featuring painted details and brass toned hardware. It shows wear commensurate with age; measures approximately 12.5" x 15.5" tall.

Children’s toys, games, and collectibles, many vintage, including Disney Fairies tea set pieces, floral print teaser pieces, hand-made clay mug, model toy airplane, decorated stones, multiple decks of cards and card games, lunchboxes, Camellia Garden Collection doll, and more. The tea sets appear to be missing some pieces, and it is unconfirmed if card decks are complete. The doll measures approximately 8.5" x 4.5" x 17" tall.

Approximately twenty silver-plated table service items from various makers, including Oneida, Gorham, WM Rogers and others, consisting of tongs, basket, plates, salt and pepper shakers, candlestick holders, covered butter dish, pedestaled bowls, tea set pieces, pitcher, platter, and more. The plate measures approximately 10.5” across.

Two sword canes featuring stainless steel blades hidden within the cane bodies, by Hibben Knives and Honshu. Each comes with original box; largest measures approximately 6" x 1.25" x 37.25" in length.

Collection of stamped and etched aluminum dishes, most appearing to be by Everlast Metal, some with glass liners, at least one by Pyrex, consisting of a serving tray and six lidded casserole dishes. The largest dish measures approximately 13" x 10" x 5" tall.

Two handmade pottery pieces, including a dual handled jug with wire cage embedded around it, stating to be made in France, and a pitcher with modern geometrical painted glaze design, signed what appears to be ‘Hanson’ on the bottom. The jug shows heavy wear, including rust to wire and some hairline cracks, as photographed. It measures approximately 10.75" x 12.75" x 9.25" tall.

Collection of etched, hammered, and stamped handwrought aluminum, pewter, and other metal dishes and decor items including baskets with handles, serving tray, candlestick holders, covered dish, chaffing dish with base, two tier cookie stand, cup or vase, crumb catcher and more; a few have makers stamps. The pan with a handle measures approximately 9" x 14.5" x 3" tall.