A red fox fur pelt, including face and front legs. Measures approximately 20" x 54" long.

A 3-gallon crock made by Red Wing Union Stoneware; historically used to hold perishable foodstuffs before the advent of refrigeration. It is missing its lid and measures approximately 9" in diameter x 14" tall.

A carved walrus ivory rose with incised calyx and leaves; stem is crafted from what appears to be a dark-colored walrus vibrissa. Also includes a fossilized whale vertebrae, signed on the underside by Iñupiaq artist Patrick Thomas of Shishmaref, Alaska. Bone example measures approximately 7" x 5.75" x 2" thick.

A full size wolf fur pelt, including face and legs. Measures approximately 49" x 77" long.

Handcrafted dolls featuring carved and scrimshaw ivory faces, in seal fur parkas with assorted other fur accents and leather mittens. One is a 'packing doll' carrying a child on its back, while the other has a leather bag with what appears to be an antler club or tool. The larger doll measures approximately 3.5" x 2" x 9" tall.

A trio of Athabascan wooden masks by Bernard John, Sr., of Shageluk, Alaska, includes "Loon", "Snow Owl", and "Crow", each featuring black and white painted details and feather accents. Each measures approximately 12" x 2" x 11" tall.

Three minimalist bird forms carved from musk ox horn with extended necks, each featuring polished baleen beaks. They are on flat porous bone specimens, all of which are initialed N.E. for Yup'ik artist Nick Evan, originally from Tuntutuliak, Alaska. The largest measures approximately 6.5" x 1.5" x 7.75" tall.

Curved bone carved with a seal relief and inlaid with an ivory face, holding a baleen spear in the raised upper arm portion; initialed with W.K. en verso for Iñupiaq artist Wilber Kuzukuk of Shishmaref, Alaska. It is mounted on a wooden block and measures approximately 5" x 4" x 7.75" tall.

A whale baleen frond scrimshawed with figural and symbolic imagery including "Tikiga" at far left, "ALASKA" left of middle, and "Point Hope" at right. Additional decoration includes an Alaska state flag image, seal hunters on land and within a kayak, a walrus, whale, umiak, whale hunt, and more as photographed. The baleen displays characteristic banding and a semi-translucent sheen, transitioning to a narrow, fibrous tip at one end. Measures approximately 102" x 7" tall at the wide end.

Jade walrus figurine with ivory tusks signed by Iñupiaq artist Gene R. Angnaboogok of Kiŋigin (Wales), Alaska. There is what appears to be glue where the tusks were inserted into the jade body, and there are natural hairline fractures in both the tusks and the jade. It measures approximately 13" x 4" x 5" tall.

forty-two stone and mineral specimens including a jade-colored specimen, a pitted bone-like specimen, plus eight obsidian, pumice, and more as photographed. The longest rectangular stone specimen measures approximately 5" x 1" x 0.5" high.

A porous carved bone figurine depicting an hunter with a fossilized ivory face and inlaid baleen eyes, holding a baleen paddle and seated in a kayak, a seal catch splayed across the backend. The kayak is mounted on a bone base, initialed W.K. on the underside for Iñupiaq artist Wilber Kuzukuk of Shishmaref, Alaska. It appears the arm holding the paddle is broken or splintered. Figure measures approximately 6" x 4" x 5" tall.

Twenty-three St. Lawrence Island artifacts in varying shapes, sizes, and materials, such as fossilized walrus ivory and bone. Includes toggles- one with fine geometric engraving, the top handle to a needle case, bird blunts, buttons, and more, as photographed. Stand not included. The largest measures approximately 1.5" x 2".

Vintage Alaska-themed souvenir items, including Alaska State Map/Forget-Me-Nots metal serving tray and six coasters set, two rustic-style ceramic mugs commemorating the 81st Session Grand Igloo of the Pioneers of Alaska in Anchorage and featuring a raised, sculpted winter landscape scene showing a cabin and snowy trees by Marie's Ceramics, a bud vase featuring a portrait of a child in a parka hand painted by Ricky Gronewald, a ceramic art pottery vase from the "Alaska Series" designed by American artist Matthew Adams, and a Bering Sea Originals ceramic dish. The serving tray measures approximately 11" in diameter.

Pair of traditional Alaskan Native mukluks handcrafted from dried seal skin with leather trim and ties, along with thicker leather or rawhide soles. They have some discoloration and show light wear throughout commensurate with age and use; approximate measurements are as follows: Inner Sole: 9.5" Outer Sole: 10" Width: 3.5" Height: 9"

An Empress Concert Grand tabletop disc music box which plays 18 ½" discs on a double comb and is set in a mahogany case. Also includes forty-seven music discs. The music box tested to power on at time of cataloging and measures approximately 29" x 23" x 15" tall.

A unique and visually striking mid-century walrus ivory carving of unusual form. The piece is constructed in three separate elements: a rectangular base with beveled edges, an octagonal mid-section, also with beveled edges, and an exceptional sculptural finial formed as a pair of double-sided walruses. Each walrus is carved with notably long, proportionate tusks, supporting a circular bowl at the top. The exact function of the piece has been lost to time, though it may have served a number of purposes, including as a candle holder, salt cellar, or simply as an expressive display of the artist's imaginative design and carving skill. The work has unfortunately been damaged over the ages, but it remains complete and ready for a professional repair. It measures approximately 1.75" x 1.5" x 2.75" tall when sitting upon the base in its intended position.

A vintage German Art Deco mantel clock, likely manufactured by the Mauthe company around the 1920s or 1930s. Shows some wear commensurate with age and was not tested at time of cataloging. Measures approximately 21" x 5" x 6" tall.

Chinese tea set including matching teapot and a four-piece teacup set, along with a vintage wicker or rattan basket with a unique metal closure featuring a patchwork fabric lined inside with inlaid spots specifically for a teapot and cups. The basket measures approximately 11.25" x 8.75" x 8" tall.

Two wooden figurines include a carved figure from Indonesia depicting a well endowed man in squatting position, his erect member extended forward, well beyond the scant cloth in which he is attired; his expressive face is carved in relief and topped with a large tuft of hair. The smaller figure depicts a man with a mustache and natural hair accents, kneeling on a wood base; it appears the man once held something small within each fist. Part of the mustache is absent, and both figures have cracks as photographed. The well-endowed man measures approximately 12" x 7.5" x 19" tall. Note: Item(s) may display images that could be considered sensitive or offensive to some.