A walrus ivory polar bear figurine featuring incised fur, plus embedded whale baleen eyes and snout, and a painted mouth. It is affixed to an oval green stone base, tentatively identified soapstone, with felt on the underside. A crack is present across its back, going down to the chest, as photographed. The figurine measures approximately 4.75" x 3.25" x 3.25" tall.

An assortment of six Alaska-themed belt buckles, featuring a commemorative Alaska Silver Anniversary edition alongside five Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race buckles from the years 1986, 1998, 1999, and 2007 from the Iditarod Trail Committee Inc. The largest item measures approximately 3.75" x 2" overall.

A collection of 1990s Chevron Cars merchandise, including six toy cars in the colors pink, green, black, and yellow with cartoonish, swiveling eyes and opening doors, alongside a new-in-box Sally School Bus and a carrying case that holds up to six toy cars, featuring an auto shop, a candy shop, and a gas station exterior. The case measures approximately 12.5" x 6.5" x 8.5" tall.

A finely carved walrus ivory figure depicting a spotted seal with embedded whale baleen eyes and spots. Secondary dentine is also visible on the underside. It measures approximately 5.25" x 1.5" x 1" tall.

Two figurines by renowned Alaska sculptor C. Alan Johnson (1926-2013), including two Inuit girls, "Nellie" smiling with her arms open to the sky, and "Dinah" sitting while waving. The larger one measures approximately 4" x 5" tall.

A collection of vintage Alaska Fur Rondy belt buckles ranging from the 1980s to the 1990s. The lot features designs depicting Alaskan wildlife such as caribou, wolves, beavers, and mountain goats alongside three buckles commemorating the 50th anniversary of the event. The 1987 Wolf edition is identified as being from the Kiana Alaska Mint, and the largest item measures approximately 3.5" x 2.25" overall.

Two A Wolf Original Canada figurines depicting a leader with a dog pack and an igloo, alongside an ivory-colored BOMA Canada stone figure of a dog sled team and an Alaska Highway decorative tea towel. The largest sculpture measures approximately 8.75" x 1.75" x 3.25" tall.

Two signed ceramic figurines by renowned Alaska sculptor C. Alan Johnson (1926-2013), both depicting his well-known character named "Joey", an Inuit boy, wearing different colored parkas. The larger one measures approximately 3" x 4.5" tall.

Two signed ceramic figurines by renowned Alaska sculptor C. Alan Johnson (1926-2013), including two Inuit girls, "Naya" sitting with her hands crossed on her lap and "Emma" lying on her stomach with her chin resting in her hands. The larger one measures approximately 2.75" x 4.5" tall.

A two-tone seal fur credit card holder featuring a beaded border and floral design in purple, pink, and white. Also includes a beaded barrette featuring a radiant sun design on a turquoise background and pink border, plus fourteen whale baleen buttons in two sizes, plus a baleen button with an etched tortoiseshell pattern, and more, as photographed. The cardholder measures approximately 3" x 4.25" tall.

Two vintage Lladró porcelain figurines made in Spain, entitled "Eskimo Boy with Pet" (2269 Gres) and "Eskimo Playing" (1195 Matte), each depicting an Alaska Native child with a polar bear cub. Also includes two ceramic figurines depicting an Alaska Native man and woman in matching orange parkas and mukluks made by Hoag's Hollow. Measures approximately 4" x 8.5".

Two Alaska Fur Rondy pins from 1974, including a portrait of a dog and a bearded man. The larger pin measures approximately 2.75" x 3.25".

A Mauthe chiming wall clock featuring a dark wood rectangular cabinet and a white and silver-toned circular face. The lower section is designed with a glass door decorated with a gold-colored diamond lattice pattern over the brass pendulum. The clock includes its original winding key, but was untested at the time of cataloging. It measures approximately 11.75" x 5" x 21" tall.

A large collection of mostly Alaska-themed pins and patches, including Fur Rondy pins ranging from 1980s to the 2010s, a patch for the Larry Appreciation Society, created to honor Larry, a legendary sled dog owned by four-time Iditarod champion Lance Mackey, and more. The largest patch measures approximately 4.25" x 3".

Three baskets, including a wax-coiled grass basket featuring a white and dark brown pattern and lid with a walrus ivory finial, accompanied by a coiled basket with a lid featuring a rectangular walrus ivory finial with a black border. Also includes a beaded basket featuring a dark polychrome design with colorful metallic beads, plus a coiled grass dish. The white and brown basket measures approximately 5.25" in diameter x 3.5" tall.

A vintage Marantz SR-73 AV Surround Receiver featuring Dolby B-C noise reduction; comes with user guide. Tested to power on at time of cataloging. Measures approximately 16.5" x 15" x 6" tall.

An assortment of beautiful Russian lacquer trinket boxes and decorative eggs, featuring hand-painted scenes inspired by folk tales and vibrant floral designs. Some pieces have unidentifiable signatures, and the largest item measures approximately 7.75" x 3" x 2" tall.

A pair of traditional women's Yup'ik dance fans crafted from coiled grass discs featuring a red and green pattern, with long white and brown fur trim, tentatively identified as caribou. Each fan measures approximately 14" x 13.5" tall.

A 1966 Alaska passenger license plate featuring a distinctive blue and yellow design with a stylized totem pole graphic on the left. The plate commemorates the centennial of the Alaska Purchase (1867-1967) and showcases the "North to the Future" slogan. It measures approximately 12" x 6" tall.

Six pieces of Northwest Native formline wall art, including a painted salmon signed en verso by the late Tlingit carver Leo Houston, Jr. of Juneau, Alaska (20th Century) circa 2000, accompanied by a Haida Indian shaman charm depicting a beaver with a dragonfly made by Thorn Arts; both with mounting hooks. Also includes a dark wood Thunderbird, plus three painted paddle blades, one signed en verso by Matt A. Stands not included. The largest piece measures approximately 12" x 1" x 5" tall.