Mid-Century Danish Kibæk Møbelfabrik brand bedroom set with soft curved edges, consisting of a bed frame with footboard, side rails, and a headboard, which is flanked on both sides by Night Stands that are multi-tiered and detachable, featuring top compartments with tambour-like doors, below which are open compartments and lower drawers. The headboards have compartments that fold down to feature rolled padded headrests, while the bed frame base has slats that roll out along with side rails featuring flush hidden fold-out bed trays or tables. The bed frame measures approximately 92.5" x 106.5" x 35.5" Tall. 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.

Highly ornate vintage, possibly antique, burl and other wood bed frame consisting of four components, including a high-back headboard, a footboard, and two side rails that sit flush with the ground. The headboard features four distinct side-by-side panels with intricate relief carvings of floral rosettes and scrollwork, as does the footboard, with scalloped details throughout. The sideboards also have metal hook hardware to connect the components together. There is wear specifically to the areas of wood and metal where the sideboards would affix to the headboard and footboards, including some chips in the wood and broken metal inlay pieces. The bed frame measures approximately 80" x 60" x 59" tall. 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 heavy-duty black industrial steel garage shelving rack, featuring thick vertical upright supports with multi-slot punchings, diagonal side braces, and three shelf decks. It measures approximately 77" x 18" x 52" tall.

A wingback armchair featuring a floral print fabric on a navy blue background with a removable seat cushion and cabriole legs, along with Brass two-bulb floor lamp featuring a flower finial, a bell shade with draped swag trim, and two polished stone accents halfway down the post, tentatively identified as onyx or alabaster. The base is ornate with scalloped fretwork terminating on five small feet. It was tested functional at time of cataloging; the chair measures approximately 28" x 33" x 44" tall.

Three-section drop-leaf table with sides that fold down and legs that turn inward; all six legs feature reeded or fluted designs. The table has no maker's mark readily visible; it measures approximately 63" x 42" x 30" tall.

Seven vintage or antique wooden dining table chairs, each with matching padded seats. The chairs appear to be mostly different, except for two which match, with various style back splats, top rolls and rails, including floral and scrolling motifs, and mostly cabriole legs with light variations. The largest doesn't have armrests but appears to be a captain's chair, as it is wider and taller with a highly intricate back splat. One chair has multiple pieces broken or missing from the back. The captain's chair measures approximately 20 x 17 x 34.5 tall.

A walrus ivory carving depicting a hunter holding a harpoon and paddle in a kayak during a successful hunt, showcasing a pair of harvested seals draped on the deck. It measures approximately 4.5" x 1.5" x 1.5".

A walrus ivory carving by Iñupiaq artist John I. Pullock (20th/21st Century) of Nome, Alaska, depicting a hunter in a kayak paddling across the water after a successful hunt, showcasing a harvested seal draped on the deck. It measures approximately 5" x 2.5" x 1.25".

Three seals carved from walrus ivory, including a piece by Iñupiaq carver Andy Mayac of King Island, Alaska, distinguished by its natural dark brown and cream color variation. All pieces are detailed with baleen dot inlays and scrimshaw. The largest measures approximately 0.25" x 2" x 0.5".

A walrus ivory carving by Iñupiaq carver Charles Mayac of King Island, Alaska, depicting a hunter holding a tool in a kayak after a successful hunt, showcasing a pair of harvested seals draped on the deck. It measures approximately 5.75" x 1.75" x 1.5".

A walrus ivory bowhead whale sculpture by Yup'ik carver Harry Koozaata of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, accented with inlaid baleen dots alongside a Canada-made black stone whale carving mounted on a curved, gray soapstone stand. The larger measures approximately 3.75" x 1" x 1".

A walrus ivory bracelet featuring oval panels spaced with round beads accented with scrimshaw depicting a romantic story of an Alaska Native man walking past a woman and courting her, ending or starting with a panel depicting a traditional dwelling. The bracelet measures approximately 6" in circumference.

Two caribou carved from walrus ivory, the first showcases large, sweeping antlers with ink eyes, while the other has smaller antlers and scrimshawed features. The larger measures approximately 0.5" x .75" x 1".

A wooden hanging sculpture depicting a black bear in formline style by Gary Baker (b.1963) of the Squamish Nation of the Coast Salish People in British Columbia. The piece is characterized by clean lines, ovoids, and flowing forms in a palette of black, red, and bright turquoise. A hanging loop is attached en verso. It measures approximately 9" x 1" x 32" tall.

Two bone artifacts, including an elongated piece with two holes, possibly for hanging on a string or rope, alongside an Ethiopian bone pendant known as a "medicine stick", rounded on one end and tapered on the other, carved with black concentric circles and dots. The larger measures approximately 6.5" x 1".

Antler and fossilized walrus ivory specimens, featuring a cross-section of a walrus tusk, antler segments, and small hand tools. The largest measures approximately 5.5" x 1".

A greater kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros) taxidermy pedestal mount featuring the woodland antelope's signature spiral horns which display deep ridges near the base, plus a throat beard. The specimen is mounted on a reproduction Simmons Hardware Company White Clad oak ice box cabinet with brass-tone nameplates. The mount's left ear displays minor surface wear as photographed. The mount and table 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.

A handmade Alaska Native seal hunter doll, crafted with a caribou hide face and dressed in a mix of light red, cream, and brown furs tentatively identified to come from fox and mink. The doll is equipped with a bow, a seal drag made with leather and seal fur, and snowshoes. It measures approximately 5" x 3" x 11.5".

A full-body Burchell's zebra (Equus quagga burchellii) hide rug on a black felt lining. It features the animal's signature white fur and black stripes extending throughout the mane, plus an intact tail. The rug displays minor wear and material loss as photographed. It 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 featuring 6.5" curved tusks, plus bristly hair, and conical facial warts, with hardware en verso, ready to hang. Common warthogs are native to sub-Saharan Africa and live in groups called sounders, maintaining an omnivorous diet. The mount measures approximately 12" x 23" x 19" tall.