An Ekornes Stressless reclining chair and ottoman featuring a 360-degree swivel base. Also includes a vintage Zenith model 6-S-152 vacuum tube radio featuring an art-deco design and black dial. Radio tested to power on at time of cataloging; two fasteners are missing from the outer plate, the frequency change nob is noted to have a limited range of movement, with the indicator only moving between the 60-80 range on the middle scale. The chair measures approximately 34.25" x 28" x 38.5" tall.

A primitively carved musk-ox horn with a flat surface and an etched end cap- appears to be the remnants of an unfinished sculpture. It measures approximately 3.5" x 11.75" in total length.

A cylindrical walrus ivory vessel featuring walrus carvings on a porous bone base, signed by Darin Slwooko on the underside, along with a carved bone or antler sled dog and musher diorama mounted on a flat baleen base, no artist's signature readily visible. It measures approximately 6.75" x 1.25" x 1.75" tall.

Two soapstone carvings, including a seal and an Inuit mother and child. Neither has an artist's signature readily visible; one has an Eskimo Art of Canada sticker on the underside. Larger measures approximately 4.5" x 2.25" x 2.25" tall.

A handmade sculpture, with a spin on the comedy/tragedy masks, made from carved frosted glass. It features a smiling face with a small crying face sitting in one of the eyes, possibly representing hiding your real emotions behind a happy mask. It is numbered 14/40, dated '88, and has an illegible signature. The sculpture measures approximately 5" x 1.5" x 6" tall.

A vintage Frederick Post Custom-Master 752 drafting tool kit including a large bow compass, bow pen, plus two ruling pens, a bow divider, and more as photographed, in a leather-textured bag. The bag measures approximately 11" x 1" x 4.25".

Alaskan Native collectibles including a one of a kind double sided mask and earth turtle soapstone carving, signed by Onondaga Nation Wolf Clan sculptor Cleveland Sandy (1949-2015), a small ornament of an Alaskan Inuit in a seal fur parka with a leather face and leather hang tag, and a packing doll featuring a mother with a child on its back. The faces are carved and scrimshawed from walrus ivory, and it is wearing a parka crafted from various furs, with fur and leather mukluks. It measures approximately 4" x 3" x 10" tall.

A pair of NW Coast spoons, carved from mountain goat horn. One has a hairline fracture where the handle meets the bowl portion. The larger measures approximately 2" x 6" in total length.

An antique tazza tray, featuring a pedestal base and elaborate openwork crafted from sterling silver and an engraved monogram surrounded by a laurel wreath design in the middle. Measures approximately 10.5" in diameter x 3.75" tall and weighs 560 grams.

Approximately seventy-two Alaskan Fur Rendezvous pins and pendants, many repeats, from years including 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983 to 1994, 1997, 2002, 2003, and 2006. Some are in original packaging; the largest measures approximately 2.25" in diameter.

Two pieces of walrus ivory, including a fossilized walrus ivory artifact featuring gorgeous colorization commensurate with age, along with a a walrus ivory handle featuring geometric scrimshaw designs on one side and a scrimshaw animal on the opposite side. One end has an incised groove and holes, possibly some sort of pendant. The tusk artifact measures approximately 6.75" in total length.

A collection of assorted fossilized walrus teeth naturally varying in shapes, sizes, and colors from beige to dark brown. Walrus teeth are utilized for tools, carving, or scrimshaw art. They weigh 488 grams overall, and the largest item measures approximately 1" x 2.25".

Twenty-one vintage Fur Rondy and Iditarod adjacent buttons from years 1974 to 1984, 1986 to 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, and 1997. They measure approximately 2.25" in diameter.

An Enerpac model B 2000 cyclone blender featuring a 1 HP motor and bending capacity of 1/2-2 inches. The unit is missing a section of material from the lower roller housing casting. Tested to power on at time of cataloging. It measures approximately 46" x 31" x 39" tall.

A Greenlee 909 wheeled wire dispenser capable of holding up to six spools and features a 1,250-pound capacity. It measures approximately 41.5" x 29" x 30.5" tall.

A pair of deep brown women's beaver fur slippers. Size 9 on written tag and measures approximately 10.5" x 4.5" x 3" tall.

A Greenlee model 851 1/2"-4" electric PVC heater. Power requirements include 115VAC, 20-amp outlet, and draws 2300-watts of power. Unit tested to power on at time of cataloging and measures approximately 53.5" x 12" x 11.5" high.

A very fine quality lined red fox fur trapper hat, with a tail and a pompom on the end of each tie. The circumference of the hat is approximately 24". Measures 12.5" tall. Remains in excellent, like new condition.

A pair of beautiful, deep brown beaver fur slippers in Men's size 10.

A dark brown fox fur trapper hat with a tail and pompoms by Alaska Fur Cache. The inside is lined with purple flannel, which has a significant rip- the hat appears otherwise in excellent, like-new condition. The hat measures 22" in circumference, 11.5" in height including ear flaps, and 16" on the tail.