Traditional Alaskan Native doll in a kuspuk dress featuring a genuine fur hood; a baby is tucked within an amauti on her back. Doll measures approximately 4" x 2.5" x 10.5" tall.

Long-horned ram figurine, carved from beautiful jade-colored soapstone. It is signed ‘BJ’ on the bottom and has some light overall marks and scuffs. Measures approximately 7.5" x 3.25" x 4.5" tall.

Traditional Alaskan Native doll dressed in genuine fur apparel with fur, felt, and hide mukluks; her baby is tucked securely away within the fur-trimmed amauti and she is carrying an antler bola. Doll measures approximately 7" x 4" x 9" tall.

Vintage carved and scrimshaw doll crafted from horn, featuring genuine fur pants and a genuine fur and hide parka. Doll is unsigned but in the style of Shishmaref doll makers Susie Nyokpuk, Vincent Tocktoo (b.1925-2021), and his wife, the late Molly Tocktoo (1925-2010). Doll measures approximately 1.5" x 1" x 5.25" tall.

Carved ivory otter figurine with baleen eyes, initialed ‘AHS’ on the bottom and attributed to Yup'ik artist Archie Slwooko. Measures approximately 1.5" x 1" x 3.25" tall.

Vintage King island carved and scrimshawed ivory bear and seal figurine on an whale tooth base. There is no artist's signature readily visible. It has a few hairline fractures; The carving measures approximately 2" x 1" x 2" tall.

Five CRKT pocket knives in varying styles, including one with a carabiner handle. The largest measures approximately 9.25" in total length with a 4" blade.

Signed and numbered 37/950 print by Alaska artist James Belcher (20th/21st Century) featuring an artwork and artist's biography along with a Certificate of Authenticity in a Threshold Arts of Alaska envelope. Print is loose; it measures approximately 23" x 30".

Scrimshaw ivory jewelry pieces, including a loon pin, a puffin pendant with gold-toned findings, and a moose pendant signed what appears to be Minuk. The pin measures approximately 2.5" x 0.75" x 0.25".

Signed and numbered 5/8 print by Alaska artist James L. Evenson, with artwork and artist's biography en verso. Piece is shrink-wrapped on board; measures approximately 27" x 35.25".

An Athabascan woven birch bark basket in a diamond pattern, measuring approximately 10" in diameter x 5.25" tall.

A sterling silver christening cup affiliated to Ernest Henry Gruening, tray, and identification medallion. Ernest was an American journalist and politician. He was the governor of the Alaska Territory from 1939 to 1953, and a United States Senator of Alaska from 1959 to 1969. Items weigh 96 grams in total.

Traditional Alaska Native doll crafted from genuine fur with a hide face and mukluks, along with a woven and dyed Yup'ik grass basket and beaded ornament on its back. It is on a wooden base; measures approximately 9" x 4" x 14.5" tall.

Two bone handle pocket knives with scrimshaw details signed by Alaska artist Dennis Sims (1952-2024). The larger measures approximately 1" x 3.75" in total length.

A stunning selection of approximtely thirty faceted and polished gemstones featuring peridot, garnet, topaz, and more, in a variety of cuts including round, oval, emerald and more. Combined total of 48.75 ctw. Note: While we have done our due diligence to identify the gemstones, we are not professional jewelers or authenticators on items of this nature.

Assorted LEGO pieces such as full figures, components, weapons, clothing, and other small toys and miniatures.

Seven folding pocket knives by Buck, in a variety of styles and sizes. The largest measures approximately 1.25" x 4.25" in length.

Partial scrimshaw baleen frond depicting a story scene. No artist signature is readily visible; it measures approximately 22.5" x 4.25" tall.

Three handcrafted uluit with wood and ivory handles. They show wear commensurate with being handmade; the blades have some tape residue. Largest measures approximately 6.75" x 1" x 4.5" tall.

Soapstone carving, possibly a bear but unidentified, signed on the bottom by Iñupiaq artist Robert Mayokok (1903-1983). It measures approximately 4.25" x 3.5" x 8" tall.