A handcrafted planter pot featuring a dumpling-like design and ruffled rim, signed on the underside by Paul T., accompanied by a large light-green-glazed planting pot. Also includes a brown-glazed planting pot, glass flower frog, plus vintage metal watering can. The green planter pot measures approximately 12" in diameter x 10.5" tall.

A white ceramic plate featuring blue long-legged birds and gold-toned raised accents, accompanied by decorative ceramic orbs featuring floral motifs with a flat stand. Also includes a narrow-neck vase signed on the underside by Hill, plus an onion-shaped vase with a blue flower petal design on a black background, with maker's mark on the underside, and more as photographed. Wooden stand not included. The plate is chipped slightly on the underside as photographed and measures approximately 10.5" in diameter.

A St. Lawrence Island carved stone oil lamp artifact, approximately 2/3 complete and displaying a considerable layer of charred surface from prolonged use. It measures approximately 9" x 3" x 4.5" high.

Three two-toned brown and white bean pots made in the U.S.A. and Canada, accompanied by three brown-glazed pots with tab handles. Four of the pots are missing their lids. The largest pot measures approximately 9.5" in diameter x 8.5" tall.

An impressive grouping of seven St. Lawrence Island Artifacts, including a fossilized bone boat hook, a wood sphere with numerous holes, plus a fine walrus ivory spindle whorl, an earthenware bowl, and more, as photographed. The longest artifact measures approximately 12" x 1" x 1.5" high.

A blue scalloped ceramic dish made by Carillon China, accompanied by a ceramic serving tray featuring a blue swirling salmon design. Also includes a metallic disc-shaped pot with curved stand featuring a salmon and moon, plus a rectangular plate with a multicolored running brick pattern, and more as photographed. The circular city of Kenai plate measures approximately 13" in diameter.

Nine pieces of ceramic pottery including a vase featuring a splatter-pattern on an orange background manufactured by Royal Porzellan Bavaria KPM in Germany, accompanied by a pansy pot by Carmel Designs. Also includes an orange ceramic plate, plus a yellow vase featuring a pea-pod pattern and handles, and more as photographed. Wooden stand not included. The plate measures 9.75" in diameter.

Five St. Lawrence Island artifacts crafted from bone and wood, including a knife tool with a wood handle and sharpened head, a very fine walrus ivory drum handle of considerable age and weathering, and more, as photographed. The longest artifact measures approximately 13.5" x 0.5" x 1" high.

Two traditional Alaskan Native Yup'ik yo-yos crafted from seal fur in the shapes of birds and seal pups on braided cord, one with a baleen handle. The seal pups measure approximately 4.25" x 1.5" x 1.25" tall with a 25" cord.

A decorative wall hanging woven tapestry featuring a "Tree of Life" design in red and gold tones with tassels on the bottom. Measures approximately 19" x 52" long.

Holiday decor pieces, including two 1986 and 1987 Limited Edition Bing & Grondahl Christmas in America Collection porcelain plates with original boxes and Certificates of Authenticity, eight Slavic Pysanky-style hand painted eggs, candles, and a wooden German nativity scene windmill. The plates each measure approximately 5.25" in diameter.

A green ceramic flower frog featuring a dimpled body, signed on the underside by Kathy, accompanied by green-glazed ribbed pot, plus long-necked two-toned vase and pansy ring vase with botanical lid, all signed by the same artist. Also includes a glass platter in the shape of a leaf in the process of desiccation, and glass flower frog. The largest piece measures approximately 10" x 1" x 7".

Two vintage two-toned stoneware jugs featuring a brown-glazed top section, accompanied by stoneware jugs in black and white. The largest two-tone jug measures approximately 6.5" in diameter x 12" tall.

An antler burr, carved in relief to depict a caribou head, mounted upon a beaded necklace, initialed "J.S.B." en verso for Alaskan artist Jim S. Bell (20th/21st Century). A second antler burr has been crafted into a belt buckle, while a tusk tip has been wrapped in fur and affixed to a slip keychain ring. Necklace measures approximately 13.75" from the pendant base to top clasp.

A bracelet crafted from ten panels of walrus ivory and tooth, the central ivory panel carved in an elongated shape and further enhanced with seven inlaid baleen dots, forming the Big Dipper, with the eighth a larger diamond shape, representing Polaris. The Big Dipper is an asterism in the constellation Ursa Major, which symbolizes a bear, indigenous to Alaska, and represented upon the Alaska state flag. Panels are mounted on two lengths of stretch cord and, combined, designed to fit a wrist measuring approximately 6" in circumference.

Two dolls by Cup'ik Doll Maker Rosalie C. Paniyak of Chevak, Alaska (1934-2007), including one with a leather face and boots, wearing a fabric kuspuk with fur ruff, the other with a leather face, gloves, and boots in a dried seal gut parka, holding a berry picking basket crafted from seal fur with seed bead accents, mounted on a leather base, with original tag. Also included are two doll reference books, including Not Just A Pretty Face from the University of Alaska Museum, and Eskimo Dolls exhibit catalog by the Alaska State Council on the Arts. One has a dedication on the inside title page, and one is repaired with tape on its spine. The taller doll measures approximately 5.5" x 3" x 10.25" tall.

A Kurdish kilim runner featuring vibrant colors and intricate geometric shapes, medallions, and stylized motifs. Measures approximately 33.5" x 98" long.

Collection of folk art pieces, including decorative wood plate, wooden mortar and pestle, wooden platters and bowls in varying sizes, a woven placemat, and a coconut bra. The mat measures approximately 28" x 25" overall.

A nose-to-tail black bear fur pelt, with paws and claws. There are tears, holes, and imperfections as photographed. Measures approximately 60" x 64" long.

A ceramic wall-mount deer sculpture accompanied by a painted ceramic cherub. Also includes a gold-toned cherub sculpture, plus a terrier head sculpture, and more as photographed. The replica figurine of the "Venus de Milo" is missing the head and part of the base and other pieces show paint loss as photographed. The painted cherub measures approximately 11" x 2" x 9" tall. Note: Item(s) may display images that could be considered sensitive or offensive to some.