A Reed & Barton silverware storage chest featuring a flip-top lid and two drawers in a cherry hardwood finish, fully lined with a dark charcoal gray tarnish-prevention cloth and an integrated slotted rack, complete with ornate brass handles. Also includes an additional mahogany flat-top rectangular silverware case, similarly lined with a plum-colored tarnish-preventive felt cloth. The larger measures approximately 11" x 12" x 9" tall.

Carved walrus ivory owl figurine, mounted on a whale vertebra base, signed by the Alaska artist Alook. Measures approximately 4" x 3" x 3.5" tall.

Seed bead earrings, pendants, Italian modular charm bracelets, lockets, strands of beads, watches, choker necklaces, rings, belts, and more. The watch likely needs a battery replaced to function; the largest necklace measures approximately 60" in total length when fully unknotted.

A signed and numbered 31/350 print entitled "Soul Mates" depicting a pair of stylized white and black cats perched on a windowsill looking out by artist Joanne Kollman (American, 21st Century), matted and framed, plus artist biography. It measures approximately 18.5" x 16.75" overall.

Designer eyewear, featuring Le Specs "The Prince" unisex aviator sunglasses, showcasing an aviator silhouette with a slender metal wireframe and smoke-tinted lenses with its original protective pouch and cleaning cloth, alongside Costa "Egret" polarized sunglasses in a round full-rim aviator profile, complete with green mirror lenses, a slim single bridge, and tortoiseshell acetate temple arms. The Le Specs pair is missing a nose bridge pad as photographed and measures approximately 5.5" x 5.75" x 2".

Five Russian Orthodox icon panels with gold-tone riza coverings depicting St. John the Baptist accompanied by Saint Seraphim of Sarov, plus Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker. Also includes Saint Anna of Novgorod, plus Mother of God "The Unburnt Bush", one of which is made by Sophrino. The three largest each measure approximately 5.25" x 4.5" overall.

Knives, including a Dexter Russell Sani-Safe utility knife, a cleaver, a bread knife, a fixed-blade knife with a brown leather sheath, skinning knives, and more as photographed. The largest measures approximately 12" in total length with a 6.75" blade.

Miniature hunter in a kayak figurine by Yup'ik artist Walton Irrigoo of Gambell, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska. The hunter and the kayak are crafted from walrus ivory, the kayak with scrimshaw linework details. The hunter has a raised arm, likely once holding the harpoon affixed with line. It is signed on the underside of the kayak. Measures approximately 6" x 1.25" tall.

Minnie and Mickey Mouse collectibles including a paddle ball, a handheld mirror, three figurines, a keychain, and two zippered vinyl coin purses. They show some light surface wear commensurate with age and use; the Mickey Mouse figurine measures approximately 6" x 3.75" x 8" tall.

Six jade necklaces from Genuine Jade of Alaska, including pendants in the shapes of birds, a heart, formline designs, and more, all with original jewelry boxes. A few cords are adjustable from 13" to 24" and the largest pendant measures approximately 1" x 1" overall.

A signed and numbered 244/375 impressionist print depicting a partially-clothed woman attired in a blue robe in a garden by artist Harrison C. Rucker (American, 1930-2020), matted and framed, with Certificate of Authenticity en verso. It measures approximately 19.75" x 15.75" overall.

Two Mars Inc. M&M's novel character candy dispensers, including an M&M's Rockin' Roll Café Jukebox dispenser featuring the Red and Green M&M characters dancing on a retro black-and-white checkered dance floor in front of a jukebox, alongside a 1999 variant with the Yellow M&M lounging on a chair holding a TV remote. The largest measures approximately 7" x 9" x 8.25" tall.

Two sets of eyewear featuring black Ray-Ban oval sunglasses accented with red temples, paired with Ray-Ban 4101 "Jackie Ohh" sunglasses. Includes their official black snap-closure protective cases and a lens cleaning cloth, and the largest measures approximately 6" x 6" x 2".

Eight Russian matryoshka nesting dolls with one smaller doll each, featuring vibrant floral designs and bold black lines in a Polkhovsky-Maidan art style. Each doll depicts a woman with large dark eyes, rosy pink cheeks, and dark hair peeking out from under a headscarf, and the largest measures approximately 2" x 5" tall.

Wooden wall decor, featuring a handmade, carved dark wooden mask with inset orange glass eyes alongside a stylized wooden folk art owl wall hanging in shades of orange and red, prepared for hanging with a wire en verso. Also includes a Balinese Indonesian woman figure adorned with a vibrant red, green, and gold-toned crown and accessories. The owl measures approximately 5.75" x 3" x 11.5" tall.

A framed original watercolor painting depicting a traditional Russian folk scene of a roman raking grass in front of a log dwelling from the Children's Art School in Magadan, Russia circa 1990. The piece measures approximately 17" x 24" overall.

Four hand-carved and polychrome-painted Mexican folk art dance mask decorations depicting Pescador (fisherman) and Sirena (merman/mermaid) figures. Each one is prepared for hanging with strings attached en verso. The largest measures approximately 9" x 3" x 17" tall.

A signed original watercolor piece of a mother fox and her cub sitting on a rock within a grassy field by Alaska artist Gloria Rankin (1927-2004). It is matted in burlap and framed and measures approximately 11.75" x 15" overall

Traditional Alaskan Native sewing kit consisting of a section of bone with animal hide to protect sharp needles, along with a leather wrist attachment with a thumb cover, or thimble, crafted with seed bead details. The kit measures approximately 1" x 1" x 10" in length.

A fossilized walrus ivory, slightly graduated bead necklace featuring a barrel clasp. It measures approximately 44" in total length.