Three pairs of walrus ivory and tooth earrings include carved round flowers, each mounted on a gold-tone posts with push-on backs, and 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." Each Billiken is accented with a mix of inlaid baleen dots, black scrimshaw line art, and applied gold nuggets upon each tummy; the screw-on findings are 12 karat yellow gold. The floral earrings each measure approximately 0.75" in diameter.

A story bracelet crafted from twelve panels of walrus ivory and baleen, each wide ivory panel depicting the day of a seal hunter in black scrimshaw; the ivory panels are separated by slightly smaller panels of polished baleen. Signed on the inside by Iñupiaq artist Paul Omiak (1923-1997), 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.

An original watercolor with ink entitled "Turnagain Feelings" by artist Michael Christensen, matted and framed. Measures approximately 23" x 38" overall. p style="min-height:1px;">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.

Two pairs of dangle earrings, one mukluks and one mittens, each handcrafted from seal fur and seed beads. Both pairs are mounted on fishhook findings and the mittens measure approximately 1.5" x 1.75" tall.

A signed and numbered 194/750 print entitled "Drum Song" by Alaska artist Barbara Lavallee (b.1941), matted and framed under plastic, which is cracked as photographed. Measures approximately 28" x 22" overall.

Three slices of walrus ivory tusk, each enhanced with scrimshaw including one with a whale, initialed "F.M." for Iñupiaq carver Fred Mayac (b.1966) of King Island, Alaska. Another depicts a polar bear approaching a seal , and the last is of a wolf portrait. The largest piece measures approximately 2.75" x 2" tall.

Two traditional Alaskan Native Yup’ik yo-yos, including a pair crafted from seal fur with intricate beaded centers on hide, and a pair featuring ptarmigan feet. Both are on braided cord with leather handles. The seal skin pair measures approximately 3" x 2" with a 28.5" cord.

A signed original still life painting depicting a basket of garlic cloves with six loose bulbs scattered on a countertop using watercolor and pencil, signed in the bottom left by artist Janet Glen Wilson (Canadian, 21st Century) circa 1985, matted and framed under glass. The piece has been displayed in an art exhibition in Girdwood, Alaska; it measures approximately 28" x 24" overall.

A walrus ivory pendant featuring a carved and incised snowy owl, accented with baleen eyes and suspended within an open slice of walrus ivory, plus a fossilized walrus ivory hairpin crafted in the shape of a flying owl, its face accented with baleen eyes. The owl pendant measures approximately 1.5" x 2.25" tall.

An original painting using octopus ink entitled "Nome Women" by Alaska artist Dianne Widom (20th century), matted and framed. Measures approximately 21" x 25" overall.

Four ivory pendants include two enhanced with baleen dots - one is initialed "E.J.W." and attributed to Iñupiaq artist Edwin J. Weyionanna (b.1965) of Shishmaref, Alaska, and one signed by Iñupiaq artist Gene Rex Angnaboogok of Wales, Alaska. The other two pendants are initialed "C.M." and W.S." as photographed. The one affixed to the 18" necklace chain measures approximately 0.75" x 0.75" x 2.25" tall.

A signed and numbered 38/60 stone lithograph entitled "Storyteller" by Alaska artist Jim Fowler (20th/21st Century), matted and framed with information about the piece en verso. Measures approximately 25" x 30" overall.

A signed and numbered 74/950 serigraph entitled "Raft of Ducks" by Alaska artist Rie Muñoz (1921-2015), matted and framed. Measures approximately 19" x 27" overall.

Three 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." Each is accented with a mix of inlaid baleen dots and black scrimshaw line art. The largest Billiken measures approximately 1" x 1.25" tall.

A bracelet crafted from walrus ivory and blue beads, mounted on a single length of stretch cord, plus a fossilized walrus ivory rose stick pin with an information card as shown. Also includes a size 6 walrus ivory ring, carved in relief an dotted with inlaid baleen around the perimeter. The bracelet measures approximately 6.5" in circumference.

Two fossilized walrus ivory pendants include one depicting a pair of swimming walruses, mounted upon a leather cord, and a tusk slice enhanced with orca scrimshaw upon the front; the latter is mounted upon a metal chain with spring ring clasp. Longest necklace measures approximately 24" in length.

Year: 2011 Make: Chevrolet Model: Impala Mileage: 131,215 VIN: 2G1WD5EM3B1125792 Drivetrain: FWD Engine: 3.9L V6 Transmission: Automatic Fuel: Gasoline Color: Silver Title: Clean Registration: Expired Up for auction is a 2011 Chevrolet Impala previously owned and maintained by the Municipality of Anchorage. This vehicle was delivered to us in running and driving condition and has been tested on-site. The interior shows age-appropriate wear and tear consistent with prior municipal use. There are visible signs of removed municipal equipment (such as mounting points, holes, or trim gaps), but no major interior damage noted. The exterior presents typical cosmetic wear for a vehicle of this age, including paint scrapes, minor surface imperfections, and small holes likely from previously installed equipment. No major body damage or structural issues were observed. The vehicle starts, runs, and drives. It performed well during low-speed testing around our lot, with no major mechanical issues noted at the time of inspection. As with all used vehicles, further inspection is recommended. *This vehicle description is based on general observation and does not constitute a comprehensive inspection or guarantee of condition. Per our Bidding Terms & Conditions agreed to before bidding on this auction, it is the bidder's responsibility to confirm vehicle condition via an in-person preview prior to bidding. A preview appointment is available on this vehicle by contacting our office at 907.570.7050, or email Admin@AlaskaPremierAuctions.com at least 24 hours prior to the auction closing date. If an in-person preview is not possible, we can attempt to provide additional pictures or a virtual video preview, time permitting with advanced notice. All bids and sales are considered final.

A bracelet crafted from ten panels of walrus ivory and baleen, each ivory panel inlaid with circles of Alaska jade. Attributed to Iñupiaq artist Amos Lane (1964-2002), originally of Point Hope, Alaska. The panels are mounted on two lengths of stretch cord and, combined, designed to fit a wrist measuring approximately 7" in circumference.

A signed and numbered 28/70 lithograph entitled "Hunting with a Bola" by Alaska artist Rie Muñoz (1921-2015), matted and framed. Measures approximately 25" x 15" overall.

An original painting on canvas depicting a smoking volcano surrounded by clouds in shades of blue and white, signed in the bottom right corner by Kaulitz circa 2000. The piece measures approximately 12" x 12".