Three tall wood figural carvings are accompanied by three brightly painted decorative masks. The varnished carvings follow the irregular contours of the wood, incorporating stacked faces, overlapping figures and a long single figure with exaggerated facial features. The photographed marking is an owner's mark. The smaller tiki-style masks use red, orange, yellow, green and black painted details; one has a small roof-like motif above the face. The group shows surface wear and scuffs, while the larger carvings retain rough natural backs. The tallest carving measures approximately 38 inches high by 5 inches wide by 2 inches deep. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy, and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

A group of metal coffee percolators and drip pots, including paneled and pedestal designs, a double-chamber drip coffee maker and electric examples with cord sockets. Also present are a Corning Ware Blue Cornflower percolator, a small Hotlet marked for one or two cups, a pedestal sugar bowl and creamer, a canteen and three loose glass percolator knobs. The pieces show scratches, dents, oxidation and finish wear; the canteen is noticeably dented. The double-chamber coffee maker measures approximately 8.75 inches wide by 5.5 inches deep by 12 inches high.

This could be used as a storage unit. No VIN found.  Does not come with title. 

A carved walrus ivory rose pendant with layered petals, suspended from a black cord with two ivory bicone beads, two dark mottled round beads and a barrel-style clasp. The necklace measures approximately 18 inches long. Also included is a walrus ivory polar bear pin with dark baleen and scrimshaw accents. The reverse is initialed ‘M.O.’ and the source attributes the pin to Gambell carver Melcher Oozevaseuk (1974–2018). This attribution applies to the pin. The ivory shows light scratches and discoloration, more pronounced on the bear. The dark round necklace beads have irregular worn surfaces, and the metal fittings show wear.

Sweeping black water buffalo horns frame an animal-skull backrest above a thick, live-edge wood-slab seat. The seat's concentric growth rings and central opening contrast with the ridged horn surfaces, while curved horn legs continue the sculptural design below. The combination gives this unusual accent chair a distinctly rustic character. The photographs show cracking and loss at one horn joint, exposing lighter material beneath the dark surface, as well as checks in the wood seat. Overall dimensions are approximately 27 inches long by 24 inches wide by 30 inches high. Note Regarding Shipping Services: This item is exceptionally large and/or heavy and may require custom boxing or crating depending on the intended destination and available carrier services. For more information prior to bidding, please email us at Shipping@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com or call/text us at 907.570.7050.

Two signed and numbered prints by Alaska artist Rie Muñoz (1921–2015). "London Pub", numbered 74/750, depicts a man enjoying a pint with two dogs at his feet; its lower margin bears the title, signature and dedication ‘To Dad’. "Cash Buyer", numbered 438/750, shows a lively waterfront fish-buying scene with a skiff, figures, gulls and a shoreline buying station; it is titled, signed and dedicated ‘To the Fish Plant’. Both prints are matted and framed under glass. The smaller "London Pub" has visible discoloration and spotting near the lower right. Light frame wear and wear to the paper backings are also visible. The larger framed print measures approximately 17.25 inches wide by 19.5 inches high.

Three spherical glass fishing floats in amber, red and cobalt blue. The amber and red examples have brown cord netting and Hokuyo Glass labels; the blue example is unnetted and has no visible maker label. Their saturated colors and rounded forms make a coordinated display, with the largest measuring approximately 6 inches in diameter. Light surface marks are visible on the glass, with dust, fraying and wear to the cord and labels.

A compact selenite polar bear carving with its head lifted and forepaws drawn close to the chest. Rounded limbs, lightly incised claws and a polished, translucent white surface give the seated figure a gentle expression. The stone's parallel grain catches the light across the body. The underside is signed ‘Tim’, and the carving is attributed to Iñupiaq artist Tim Henry of Brevig Mission, Alaska. It measures approximately 4 inches long by 3 inches wide by 5.75 inches high.

A rounded soapstone bear carving with its head raised and forepaws brought together around an opening. Mottled ochre, gray, olive and dark tones follow the contours of the polished body. The underside is signed Mike Six. The surface has light scratches, small abrasions and pale marks, with a rougher, flatter underside. The carving measures approximately 5.5 by 3.5 by 4.24 inches high.

A miniature woven baleen basket with a removable lid topped by a carved ivory whale-tail finial. Broad brown strips cross the darker horizontal weave, creating a pronounced open texture around the rounded body. Pierced ivory starter discs anchor the basket and lid. The baleen shows surface wear, fine fraying and irregular strip ends. A faint underside inscription is not legible in the supplied photographs. The basket measures approximately 2.25 inches in diameter by 2.5 inches high.

Two small antler Happy Walrus carvings with incised faces, tusks and flipper details. Both have dark circular nose inlays, likely baleen. The larger carving rests on a baleen base inscribed Happy Walrus and initialed GD. The smaller is unsigned and closely related in style. The antler has natural mottling and porous areas, with surface marks and discoloration. The baleen base is scratched and has a chipped corner and separation along part of its layered edge; mounting material is visible beneath the larger carving. The larger piece measures approximately 2.75 by 1.25 by 1.5 inches high.

Two carved walrus ivory bird pins by Rita Mayac, each signed on the reverse. The upright bald eagle is detailed with dark incised feather lines, a pale head and yellow beak and feet. The swimming loon has a dark head and bill, a small orange-red eye and a contrasting geometric pattern across its wings and back. Both pins have metal pinback fittings. Light surface wear and discoloration are visible on the backs and fittings. The bald eagle measures approximately 1 inch wide by 1.5 inches high.

A Microtech Ultratech T/E UMS out-the-front automatic knife, marked USA, Elmax and 04/2021. It has a partially serrated tanto blade, black handle, side-mounted deployment slide, pocket clip and glass-breaker tip. The handle bears Microtech's claw emblem and UMS marking. The knife shows substantial use, including extensive scratches and finish loss on the blade and pocket clip, worn handle edges and visible cutting-edge wear. Recorded dimensions are approximately 8.25 inches overall with a 3.25-inch blade. Local Pickup Only: Shipping is not available for this lot.

A rectangular birch bark basket with folded corners and a stitched rim, accompanied by an Alaska Silver Hand Program tag identifying Stella Sam of Tetlin, Alaska. Also included is a small, rounded coiled grass basket without a lid or visible maker's mark. The Stella Sam tag accompanies the birch bark basket only. The birch bark shows peeling, flaking, small openings, dark staining and wear along the rim and corners. The grass basket has discoloration, loose or split stitches and small gaps in the weave. The birch bark basket measures approximately 6.5 by 6 by 3 inches high.

A carved male figure in peach-orange stone, in the style of Anthony Quinn, shown from the upper thighs upward with both arms raised and hands joined above the head. Softly modeled features, a turned head and rounded contours contrast with white veining and dark mineral-like inclusions in the stone. Prominent fissures and open surface voids are visible along one raised arm, with additional fine lines and surface wear elsewhere. There is one drilled hole beneath each thigh, consistent with attachment to a separate support; no mounting base is included in the photographs. The figure measures approximately 9.25 inches wide by 3 inches deep by 17.75 inches high.

A carved soapstone bear in a walking pose, with an elongated head, rounded body and individually shaped legs. The polished stone combines mottled green, brown, cream and black tones. The underside is signed M. Scott and dated 1992; the carving is attributed to Alaska artist Michael E. Scott. Measures approximately 11 inches long x 3.5 inches wide x 5 inches high. Felt pads are fitted beneath the feet. Surface marks, small scuffs and natural variations in the stone are visible.

Twelve Alaska ulus by The Ulu Factory, with stainless-steel blades, wood handles and display stands in retail boxes. Handle designs include Alaska wildlife, a Talkeetna mountain scene, a salmon motif, plain wood and a monogrammed example. Several packages identify genuine Alaskan birch handles, and the boxes carry Made in Alaska labeling and state that history and instructions are included. Staff records the knives as new in packaging; one is shown removed for display. The boxes and clear windows show scuffs, creases and storage wear. Each box measures approximately 8.25 by 6 by 0.75 inches.

An Arctic grayling carved from mineralized walrus jawbone by Alaska artist Michael E. Scott, shown with a tall, sail-like dorsal fin, incised gill details and ivory-and-bone inlaid eyes. The fish is raised on metal pins above a green-and-white soapstone base, mounted on wood with a felt underside. The stone is incised m. scott 1991. The mineralized jawbone has a textured, porous surface with small fissures and worn edges. Adhesive residue is visible around the mounting pins where they enter the stone. The stone and wood show scratches and small edge abrasions. Overall dimensions are approximately 7 by 2.25 by 4.5 inches high.

Two miniature walrus ivory seals in contrasting poses: one lies extended with its rear flippers raised, while the other sits upright with its head lifted. Dark incised facial details define the eyes, noses and mouths against the polished cream-colored ivory. Mottled secondary-dentine patterns are visible on the backs and undersides. Light surface wear, fine lines and discoloration are visible, particularly on the undersides. The upright seal measures approximately 2 inches long by 1.25 inches high.

Twelve Alaska souvenir ulu-and-stand sets: ten with a bear-and-salmon blade design, one with an outstretched eagle and one Alaska Wild example with a Skagway train design on its handle and an Alaska outline on the blade. The bear and eagle examples have light wood handles marked Alaska. Packaging identifies Polar Bear Gifts distribution on the gray-boxed sets; the Alaska Wild example has separate branding. Photographed package backs state Made in China. Staff records eleven sets as unopened and one opened for display. The boxes and windows show creases, scuffs and handling wear. Each package measures approximately 8 by 6 by 0.5 inches.