A fine watercolor on paper by Jim Knutson (American, 20th/21st century) depicting a Ketchikan, Alaska scene. Little information regarding Jim is available, but he is noted as a founding member of the Alaska Watercolor Society, having lived in the Knik area, and with his works routinely found amongst Alaskan collections. Signed and dated 1984 at lower left. Framed, measures approximately 24.5" x 32.5" overall.

A hefty gilt Russian silver belt with jeweled adornments, crossed saber buckle, and niello adornments, late 19th or early 20th century. Many of the panels have engravings on the interior side facing the wearer. Measures approximately 32" long and 3" at the tallest point, weighs approximately 16.95 troy ounces. No noted hallmarks observed, and the central buckle pin is missing.

An original oil painting by the late Fairbanks, AK artist, Ray Sandberg (1937-2019). The work, signed at lower left and dated 1980, was clearly inspired by the work of the iconic late Alaskan artist, Sydney Mortimer Laurence. Framed, measures approximately 19.25" x 23.25" overall. 

A double-sided carved whale vertebrae depicting smiling human profiles, the features inlaid with baleen and walrus tusk, and the radiating appendages carved in the form of foxes or sled dogs. Signed by the Inupiaq artist, Herbert Kiyuteluk, of Nome, AK. Measures approximately 24" x 11" x 12.5" tall overall. 

An 18th century Russian icon depicting Our Lady of Vladimir, hand painted upon an ovoid shaped wooden plaque in the style of a 12th century work. The splendid icon is housed in an equally, if not more impressive period rococo frame. Measures approximately 64" x 27.5" x 4.5" deep. Mounted to a backboard to maintain structural integrity. The frame does have some scattered repairs.  YOU

A late 19th century Russian icon with hand-painted figures, likely an invocation scene. Housed within an nornate golden brass oklad. No hallmarks to the metal frame were observed, measures approximately 14" x 12". 

Two fine Russian Cloisonné objects with wonderfully colored polychrome enamel, a full length belt, an an additional buckle, each late 19th or early 20th century. Both feature removable saber motif clasps and are clearly hallmarked, as photographed. The belt measures 29" long and 3" at the widest. Total weight approximately 8.39 troy ounces. 

A 19th century Russian icon depicting Saint John the Baptist. Framed, overall dimensions approximately 21" x 18" 

A fine gilt bronze bear sculpture, after Nikolai Lieberich. Mounted to a stone base, measures approximately 6" x 2.75" x 2" tall. 

A highly detailed model of a traditional Eskimo hunting kayak, the wood frame wrapped with light but durable and waterproof seal gut. Accompanied by numerous miniature implements to include several harpoons with cordage, several paddles, a float bag, and a packable skid. Measures approximately 26" x 3" x 2.75" tall overall.

A vintage 14 karat yellow gold ring with centrally mounted red stone, believed to be garnet, measuring approximately 11mm x 8.5mm. Size 5, weighs 9.78 grams. 

An unusual neck tie constructed walrus and mastodon tusk, the walrus tusk slices bearing two scrimshaw scenes, and one panel with an applied fossilized tusk relief carved walrus. Signed by the Yup'ik artist, Xavier Simon (1931-2011) of Scammon Bay, AK. Remains very well preserved and fully wearable, measures approximately 3" x 9.5" tall, not include the knotted rope necklace with carved tusk fish hook clasp.  

A late 18th or early 19th century German money belt, stitched with the worlds "Egles Purtner" (Angel's Partner). The rare piece remains well preserved and measures approximately 36" x 4.5" wide. 

An oil on board by Jules Félix Ragot (French, 1835-1912) depicting a fancifully dressed maiden. Signed at lower left "J. Ragot" and housed within a period frame. Measures approximately 19.5" x 16" overall. 

A fine collection of assorted Russian trade beads from an old Alaskan collection. The longest strand measures approximately 40". 

A fine assortment of five fine Eskimo grass baskets with various styles and sizes, second to third quarter of the 20th century. The largest measures approximately 10" in diameter and 10" tall. 

A Navajo wool blanket with boldly colored designs, measures approximately 55" x 38". 

An antique Russian Orthodox icon depicting the Holy Family, housed within an elaborate antique gilt frame. The icon is signed at lower right, the frame has some historical repairs as seen en verso, but is structurally sound. Measures approximately 37" x 31" x 3.75" deep. 

A pair of antique Victorian 14 karat yellow gold filagree dangle earrings. Each measures approximately 2.25" long, total weight 5.37 grams. 

A Cartier Love series wedding band in 18 karat rose gold. Size 11, weighs 4.05 grams.