A bracelet crafted from twelve panels of walrus ivory, each larger panel depicting a man in his sled and his sled dog team, the figures accented with black scrimshaw. Signed on the inside by Iñupiaq artist James Omiak, Sr. (1933-2021), originally of Little Diomede, Alaska. The panels are mounted on two lengths of stretch cord and, combined, designed to fit a wrist measuring approximately 8" in circumference.

A grouping of St. Lawrence Island artifacts to include a complete adze, minus the blade, plus three other adze heads in varying conditions, all crafted from ancient mineralized bone or walrus ivory. The complete adze measures approximately 8" long.

Three pieces of fossilized woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) teeth. Mammoths inhabited parts of Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America from the late Miocene epoch to the Holocene circa 6.2 million to 4,000 years ago. The largest specimen measures approximately 5.5" x 2' x 2.25" high.

A spherical planting pot with handles featuring a minimalist curved pattern with stand, accompanied by a glazed ceramic pot with pulled handles signed illegibly on the underside. Also includes an octagonal pot featuring a glazed green pattern exterior. The spherical pot measures approximately 12" x 9" x 11" tall.

Carved bone dancer figurine featuring an ivory face with inlaid fossilized specimen eyes, along with baleen and ivory inlaid accents throughout. It is signed by Iñupiaq artist Edwin J. Weyionanna (b.1965) of Shishmaref, Alaska on the underside; measures approximately 3.25" x 2" x 10.5" tall.

Four pairs of handcrafted dangle earrings include one set of mineralized teeth on kidney wire findings, and one set of walrus vibrissae, each accented with a tiny ivory bead, and mounted on fishhook findings. Also includes two pairs of polished baleen earrings on fishhook findings, one with elongated triangle shapes and one with double triangles; the latter measures approximately 1" wide x 3.5" tall.

A very well-crafted walrus ivory hunter figurine, a walrus between his feet and a baleen and ivory spear aloft in his right hand. Figurine is accented with inlaid baleen and stone dots for the eyes, vibrissae, and parka ruff. Spear is removable as shown, and the ivory figurine measures approximately 1.75" x 1" x 5" tall without the spear in place.

Three scrimshaw tooth and walrus ivory Billikens pendants, mythical good-luck figures popular in mid-century Alaska and characterized by squat rounded bodies, large smiles, and exaggerated ears. "Rub his tummy, tickle his toes, he'll bring you good luck, as the story goes." Each is accented with a mix of inlaid baleen dots and black scrimshaw line art, and has drilled holes at either the top or bottom; the two ivory examples are crafted from tusks, sliced in half, exposing the interior upon the back side. The 0.75" x 0.75" x 2" tall tooth is mounted upon a gold-toned necklace chain measuring approximately 18" long.

Nineteen St. Lawrence Island artifacts in varying shapes, sizes, and materials, such as bone, walrus ivory, and wood. Includes a large sewing needle, a drag handle, a spindle whorl, several partial handles, and more, as photographed. The longest artifact measures approximately 0.5" in diameter x 10" long.

Three mineralized scrimshaw tooth Billikens, mythical good-luck figures popular in mid-century Alaska and characterized by squat rounded bodies, large smiles, and exaggerated ears. "Rub his tummy, tickle his toes, he'll bring you good luck, as the story goes." The shorter examples are initialed illegibly en verso, and the tallest is accented with black scrimshaw line art and measures approximately 2" tall.

An intact river otter fur pelt with face, front and back legs. Measures approximately 15" x 53" long.

A red glass begonia-shaped vase made in Alaska featuring a gold-toned kintsugi-like raised pattern, signed illegibly on the underside, accompanied by a ceramic vase featuring a drip-glaze design, initialed P. L. on the underside. Also includes a pedestal bowl featuring a white and copper-colored pattern with a colorful floral stamped base. The bowl measures approximately 11.5" in diameter x 5.5" tall.

grouping of four St. Lawrence Island artifacts to include four walrus ivory and bone combs in various designs and conditions, several with engraving, plus a large wooden handle. The handle measures approximately 10.25" x 1.75" x 2.75" high.

A bracelet crafted from nine panels of fossilized bone, each panel featuring black scrimshaw depicting people and wildlife native to Alaska. Panels are separated by a pair of round bone beads as shown; initialed "R.S." by the artist, tentatively identified as Iñupiaq carver Roy Sockpick of Shishmaref, Alaska. Panels and beads are mounted on two lengths of stretch cord and, combined, designed to fit a wrist measuring approximately 8" in circumference.

Three hand-crafted birch bark and spruce root baskets, one crafted in the shape of a purse with a curved handle and signed c.2008 on the underside by Ardella Rose Nelson Hagen (1930-2010) of Talkeetna, Alaska. The other two, round in form with scalloped trim below the rim, are signed by Athabascan artist Yvonne John of Tetlin, Alaska. The largest example measures approximately 14" x 6.5" x 9" tall with a 10" handle drop.

Two vintage brown-glazed stoneware jugs with corks and handles; one is initialed A on the underside. Also includes two Log Cabin maple syrup tins commemorating the 100th anniversary of the brand, plus an additional maple syrup tin designed to resemble a snow-covered log cabin. Each jug measures approximately 7.5" in diameter x 11.5" tall with handles raised as photographed.

A very large and heavy curved artifact from St. Lawrence Island with a handle grip and a knob at one end, likely a club or a pick. Measures approximately 13" x 3" x 1.75".

A bracelet crafted from ten panels of fossilized walrus ivory, each of the five large panels featuring black scrimshaw depicting Alaska waterfowl; decorated panels are separated by smaller slices of unadorned ivory as shown. Signed on the inside by Iñupiaq artist Gene Rex Angnaboogok of Wales, Alaska. Panels are mounted on two lengths of stretch cord and, combined, designed to fit a wrist measuring approximately 7" in circumference.

A ceramic globular vase featuring a glazed green lily pad-pattern, signed on the underside by Crossby circa 2008, accompanied by an Indiana Glass compote bowl from the Garland Blue Carnival pattern. Also includes a Hull pottery vase in the Rosella pattern, plus an urn-shaped pot featuring a pink and white pattern. The compote bowl measures approximately 9" in diameter x 7.5" tall.

A coyote fur trappers hat crafted with a pebbled leather body featuring a fur crown and trim along with hand-knit gloves featuring flower or snowflake designs on the backs of the hands. The hat measures approximately 23" in circumference.