An inventive Danish bed frame by Kibæk Møbelfabrik, combining softly curved forms with a range of concealed bedside features. Detachable nightstands flank the headboard, each with an upper tambour-style compartment, open shelf and lower drawer. Fold-down headboard compartments reveal rolled padded headrests, while discreet trays fold out from the side rails. The set includes the headboard, footboard, side rails and roll-out slats. The side units can be attached to the headboard or used separately, giving the design flexibility beyond its integrated bedroom arrangement. Combined assembly approximately 92.5" long x 106.5" wide x 35.5" high. Note: Item(s) in this lot may be very large, heavy, or awkward. Please come prepared with any necessary tools and qualified labor to uninstall, disassemble, and remove from premises; we do not provide removal or loadout assistance for items of this nature.

A late nineteenth-century hand-carved wooden bed frame with a tall architectural headboard, richly figured burl panels and contrasting wood surfaces. Four carved rosette-and-scroll panels extend across the upper headboard beneath a projecting cornice; the lower footboard echoes the decorative carving with a raised central scroll and scalloped lower edge. The four-part frame comprises the headboard, footboard and two low side rails, joined by metal hook fittings. Its broad panels and layered carved detail make it a substantial focal piece for a period-inspired bedroom. Wear is concentrated around the rail attachment points, including chipped wood and broken metal inlay pieces. Overall assembly approximately 80" x 60" x 59" high. Note: Item(s) in this lot may be very large, heavy, or awkward. Please come prepared with any necessary tools and qualified labor to uninstall, disassemble, and remove from premises; we do not provide removal or loadout assistance for items of this nature.

A black steel shelving rack with slotted uprights, diagonal side braces and three shelf decks. Dimensions: Approximately 77" × 18" × 52" high.

A wingback armchair upholstered with a floral pattern against navy blue, with a removable seat cushion and cabriole legs. The accompanying brass-tone two-light floor lamp has a flower finial, bell-shaped shade with draped trim, and two polished stone accents tentatively identified as onyx or alabaster. An ornate scalloped base terminates in five small feet. The lamp was tested and operated at the time of cataloging. The chair measures approximately 28" x 33" x 44" tall.

A versatile wooden drop-leaf dining table with two broad folding leaves and six slender legs combining turned profiles with vertical reeding. The supporting legs swing inward as the leaves are lowered, allowing the wide dining surface to become a compact narrow table. A warm, strongly figured grain runs across the top and apron. Open dimensions: Approximately 63" x 42" x 30" high.

Seven wooden dining chairs with matching padded seat upholstery. The frames vary in design, with two matching chairs among the group; back splats and top rails include floral and scrollwork details, and most have cabriole legs. The largest chair has a broad seat and an elaborate back. One chair has several broken or missing pieces in its back. Largest chair dimensions: Approximately 20" x 17" x 34.5" high.

Walrus ivory carving of a hunter seated in a kayak with a harpoon and paddle. Two harvested seals lie across the deck, giving the small composition a narrative of a successful hunt. Dimensions: Approximately 4.5" x 1.5" x 1.5".

Walrus ivory carving by Iñupiaq artist John I. Pullock of Nome, Alaska, depicting a hunter paddling a kayak with two harvested seals across the deck. The compact scene combines the slender boat with the figure and its catch. Dimensions: Approximately 5" x 2.5" x 1.25".

Three walrus ivory seal carvings, including one by Iñupiaq carver Andy Mayac of King Island, Alaska. The Andy Mayac carving has dark brown and cream natural color variation. The group has scrimshawed details and small dark eye inlays identified as baleen. Largest dimensions: Approximately 2" x 0.25" x 0.5".

Walrus ivory carving by Iñupiaq carver Charles Mayac of King Island, Alaska, depicting a hunter seated in a kayak, holding a tool, with two harvested seals arranged across the deck. Dimensions: Approximately 5.75" x 1.75" x 1.5".

Two whale carvings: a walrus ivory bowhead whale by Yupik artist Harry Koozaata of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, accented with dark inlays identified as baleen, and a Canadian-made black stone whale mounted on a curved gray soapstone stand. Larger carving dimensions: Approximately 3.75" x 1" x 1".

A walrus ivory bracelet composed of oval scrimshaw panels separated by round beads. Figures recur through a sequence of small scenes, apparently telling a courtship story that begins or ends with a traditional dwelling. The repeated oval frames give the narrative a rhythm around the wrist, combining wearable ornament with detailed pictorial work. Approximately 6" in circumference.

Two miniature caribou carved from walrus ivory. One has large, sweeping antlers; the other has smaller antlers and scrimshawed features. Both include darkened eye details. Larger carving dimensions: Approximately 0.5" x 0.75" x 1" high.

A bold carved and painted black bear wall sculpture by Gary Baker (b. 1963), a Squamish Nation artist of British Columbia. The elongated 32" composition brings together clean contours, ovoids and flowing forms in black, red and bright turquoise. The vivid color contrasts and narrow vertical format make the bear a strong graphic presence on the wall. A hanging loop is attached to the reverse. Approximately 9" wide x 1" deep x 32" high.

Two Siberian Yupik incised objects, including a pendant and a larger object of unknown use. The larger is a broad, flat piece with paired drilled holes, a small additional opening and diagonal incisions extending along its length. The tapered pendant has a suspension hole and a bold arrangement of dark concentric circles and dots on both faces, the repeated ring motifs standing out against the warm bone. The larger piece has chipping and loss at one end. The larger measures approximately 6.5" x 1".

A grouping of fossilized walrus ivory in varied shapes and natural tones, from amber and warm brown to pale cream. Long tapered and polished forms, a spatulate piece and cut sections expose contrasting inner textures. Weathering, surface wear and natural splits are visible. The largest measures approximately 5.5" x 1".

A greater kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) taxidermy shoulder mount with tall, sculptural spiral horns, pronounced ridges near the horn bases and a long throat beard. The mount rises above a reproduction oak icebox-style cabinet with a paneled door, exposed decorative hardware and White Clad and Simmons Hardware Company brass-tone nameplates, creating a substantial freestanding display. Patchy hair loss is present across portions of the neck and shoulders, with wear to the mount’s left ear. The complete mount and cabinet display measures approximately 29" x 37" x 88.5" tall. 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.

Handmade Alaska Native hunter doll with a caribou-hide face and clothing in light red, cream, and brown fur. The figure carries a miniature firearm, a bow, and a leather-and-seal-fur drag and is fitted with snowshoes. Some clothing furs are tentatively identified as fox and mink. Dimensions: Approximately 5" x 3" x 11.5" high.

A large full-body Burchell’s zebra (Equus quagga burchellii) hide rug on black felt, retaining the striped head, mane and tail. At approximately 71" x 129", the spread hide makes an expansive display of the animal’s graphic black-and-white markings, with the stripe pattern continuing across the limbs. Minor wear and material loss are present, as photographed. Measures approximately 71" x 129". 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 common warthog (Phacochoerus africanus) taxidermy shoulder mount with curved tusks, bristly hair and prominent facial warts. Mounting hardware is fitted to the reverse. Native to sub-Saharan Africa, common warthogs are omnivores that live in groups known as sounders. The tusks measure approximately 6.5" long. Overall dimensions are approximately 12" x 23" x 19" tall.