Home goods and fixtures, some vintage or antique, including five tiles, four with floral details, the fifth with a preserved fish fossil, a bathroom mirror, a cherub frame, a pair of porcelain wall-mounting light fixtures, and a toggle light switch in its original box. Many items show overall wear commensurate with age; the mirrors' painted surface has marks and chipping, and one of the cherubs has a portion of its arm missing. The mirror measures approximately 15" x 15" overall.

A unique walrus tusk, carved into a totem pole with three formline-style animal figures including a bear, an eagle, and a raven, each accented with polychrome red and black scrimshaw. Mounted upon a slice of ivory tusk. Measures approximately 2" x 1" x 6" tall.

Various kitchenware, including a four-piece set of vintage tin or aluminum canisters, a wok, cooling racks, mesh strainers, flour sifter, Everlasting crumb catcher, and a vintage manual food chopper. Some items show wear commensurate with age and use, including residue and surface marks to the wok and the canisters, one of which is missing a knob on the lid. The wok measures approximately 17.5" x 14.5" x 3.5" tall.

Miniature carved jade fish figurine with incised dorsal and tail fins. It is signed on the underside Bekoa Look, attributed to Iñupiaq artist Simon Bekoalook. Measures approximately 5" x 1" x 3" tall.

Various Japanese and Chinese decor and home goods, including wooden brush box, brass bell or wind chime, carved stone koi fish figurines, miniature four-panel folding screen featuring cork diorama, multiple snuff bottles, clay and porcelain figurines, and a set of four footed rice bowls. The wooden brush box measures approximately 28.5" x 15" x 4.75" tall. Note: Item(s) may display images that could be considered sensitive or offensive to some.

A fine carved Alder and polychrome painted figural feast bowl in the form of a seal by the Tsimshian carver artist David R. Boxley (Metlakatla, Alaska, b.1981). It measures approximately 10" x 1" x 4" tall.

A Yup'ik coiled seagrass basket with a fitted lid topped with a small finial, featuring dyed false embroidery animal-esque designs throughout; crafted by artist Angela Odinzoff. It measures approximately 6.5" x 8.5" tall.

An adorable walrus tusk spotted seal with highly detailed scrimshaw across his back and accenting his front and rear flippers. Mounted upon a fossilized walrus tusk base and signed on the underside by what is likely Iñupiaq artist Perry Olanna from Shishmaref, Alaska. Measures approximately 5.5" x 1" x 2.75" tall.

Six fiddle-pattern place spoons made by O. Reed & Co., A. Goodwin, plus monogrammed W. L. A., and more, with a cloth flatware storage roll. Also includes a pair of Reed & Barton and Duchin Creation sterling weighted salt and pepper shakers, accompanied by a pair of Duchin Creation sterling weighted candleholders. Each candleholder measures approximately 3.5" in diameter x 3.75" high. Combined, the spoons weigh 90 grams, salt and pepper shakers weigh 112 grams, and candleholders weigh 484 grams.

Three pairs of walrus ivory dangle earrings include carved teardrops with a twisted shape, each framing a seal, plus a second pair of teardrops inlaid with single baleen dots and framed with hammered silvertone halos in the same teardrop shape. The final pair, an elongated double cone shape, is accented with gold-tones. All are on fishhook findings, and the largest pair measures approximately 2.25" long.

A traditional vintage bentwood box designed by Peter Dunthorne of the Upper Skagit Tribe, likely crafted from cedar or redwood, featuring Pacific Northwest coast polychrome formline designs on four sides with a blank fitted lid. It measures approximately 7" x 8" x 7".

Two seal claws topped with baleen spacers and walrus ivory figural caps, the first carved and incised to depict a snowy owl upon the end, its eyes crafted from inlaid baleen; initialed "M.O." en verso for Yup'ik artist Melcher Oozevaseuk (1974-2018), originally from Gambell, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska. The second depicts a human figure with seal fur hair and inset baleen eyes. The piece topped with the owl measures approximately 0.75" x 0.5" x 3" tall.

Soapstone walrus figurine crafted with ivory tusks, signed what appears to be Pushruk on the bottom, attributed to Iñupiaq ivory carver Fred Pushruk (20th/21st Century). It measures approximately 4.5" x 2.5" x 2.5" tall.

A gorgeous opera-length walrus ivory beaded necklace with mineralized slightly graduated round and oval beads in shades of cream to light tan, terminating in an ivory barrel clasp. Necklace measures approximately 26" long.

A miniature coiled seagrass basket by Quinhagak, Alaska artist Mary Smith, featuring geometric dyed seal gut false embroidery along with a fitted lid topped with a knobbed finial. It measures approximately 4.5" x 8" tall including lid.

A walrus ivory maskette accented with one inlaid baleen eye, polychrome scrimshaw, and a single white feature upon the top. Mounted upon a fossilized slice; sculpture measures approximately 3" x 2.5" x 5.5" tall.

A deeply carved ivory walrus with baleen eyes, partly mineralized across the surface. Signed on the underside by Yup'ik carver Archie Slwooko of Gambell, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska. Measures approximately 3.75" x 1.5" x 2" tall.

Handcrafted polished wooden bowl featuring a stylized linework design of a bird with a blue bead in its mouth, signed by Yup'ik wood carver and metal worker Jim "Ayalriitt" Miller on the underside. It measures approximately 14" x 8.5" x 2" tall.

A carved wood bowl, likely cedar or redwood, similar in shape to a canoe, featuring a red-painted rim and a stylized linework seal and mask design. It is signed on the underside by Yup'ik wood carver and metal worker Jim "Ayalriitt" Miller; measures approximately 14.5" x 4.5" x 2" tall.

A fossilized ivory sled runner segment featuring scrimshaw design of a polar bear hunting a ringed seal. It measures approximately 4.5" x 1.75" x .75" tall.