A carved and incised bone eagle figure with fish grasped within its claws, accented with inlaid baleen eyes, prepared with leather thong for hanging, and signed by Alaska artist Jim S. Bell (20th/21st Century). Also includes a fossilized specimen decorated with loon scrimshaw, and signed "Tom W.", lower right, for Alaska artist Tom Wedemeyer; additionally marked "TW5" en verso and mounted upon an antler base. Eagle measures approximately 2.5" x 1" x 5" tall.

A fossilized walrus ivory diorama depicting a polar bear approaching a pair of seals, mounted upon a base consisting of a partial walrus tusk slice retaining a large section of secondary dentine serving to represent an iceberg. Measures approximately 1.5" x 2" x 3" tall.

Two walrus ivory and baleen avian figurines include a loon, signed on the underside by Iñupiaq artist Randall Jones of Shishmaref, Alaska, and sitting within a fossilized bone nest. The second figurine, a trumpeter swan, sits upon a pair of ivory eggs within a fossilized antler base initialed "L.S." for Athabascan artist Leonard Savage of Holy Cross, Alaska. The loon measures approximately 1.25" x 0.75" x 1.25" tall.

A dark polished stone with one flattened end and one rounded end. The stone measures approximately 7.5" x 2.25" x 2" high.

A gorgeous carved and incised walrus ivory walrus, accented with inlaid baleen and mounted upon a polished piece of baleen. Signed on the underside by Yup'ik artist Jamie Seppilu of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska. Measures approximately 4.25" x 2.5" x 3" tall.

Three St. Lawrence Island walrus tusk needle case artifacts, each hollowed to store sewing needles and small implements, an essential tool in historic daily life for garment repair and skin preparation. The surfaces show age, wear, and in one example simple incised decoration, reflecting both utilitarian function and personal craftsmanship. Largest case measures approximately 1" x 0.5" x 4" tall.

A carved bone totem-like figurine with a human face surrounded by an incised parka hood, along with other animal features. It has inlaid baleen accents and is on baleen stem feet. Initialed E.J.W. on the backside, attributed to Iñupiaq artist Edwin J. Weyionanna (b.1965) of Shishmaref, Alaska. Measures approximately 2" x 2.25" x 7.5" tall.

A fossilized walrus tusk net minder with four drilled holes, plus two fossilized ivory float bag plugs; surfaces show heavy wear, cracking, and mineralization, consistent with age and prolonged use. Largest measures approximately 5" x 1" x 1.25" tall.

Year: 2009 Make: Chevrolet Model: Impala Mileage: 143,894 VIN: 2G1WS57M791132242 Drivetrain: FWD Engine: 3.9L V6 Transmission: Automatic Fuel: Gasoline Color: Black Title: N/A Registration: N/A Up for auction is a 2008 Chevrolet Impala previously owned and maintained by the Municipality of Anchorage. This full-size sedan is equipped with a gasoline-powered V6 engine, automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive. The vehicle was delivered to us in running and driving condition and was able to be operated around our lot during basic testing. The exterior is in fair condition, showing typical wear and tear consistent with prior municipal use, but remains overall intact. The interior reflects similar use, with signs of previously installed and removed municipal equipment; however, it remains functional. The horn is inoperative (INOP). Mechanically, the vehicle starts, runs, and drives; however, it is known to have head gasket issues. Symptoms and severity were not fully evaluated, and no diagnostic work has been performed. Repairs will be required, and further inspection by a qualified technician is strongly recommended to determine the extent of the issue. This Impala represents a standard fleet vehicle with straightforward operation but will require mechanical repair. The vehicle is being sold as-is, where-is, with no warranties expressed or implied. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own inspection prior to bidding. *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 burl or wood chunk specimen carved and polished to depict a mask, signed by Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point, Alaska, subsistence hunter and artist Peter Devine Jr., and a smaller stone carving, also with incised facial details, signed illegibly en verso. The wood mask measures approximately 5.5" x 3" x 11" tall.

Two ancient walrus tusk St. Lawrence Island sled runner artifacts. The larger piece measures approximately 1" x 2" x 14" in total length.

A dried bracket fungus etched with the image of a bear and signed Lucian c.1978, plus a pair of carved wooden bears. There are scuffs on the bracket fungus as photographed. Largest measures approximately 8" x 5" x 4".

Three walrus ivory figurines include a female walrus upon a detachable walrus tusk slice, and two male walruses, one freestanding and one upon a fossilized ivory base. Artists represented include Yup'ik carver B. Kava, a member of the Iñupiaq Okpealuk family from Wales, Alaska, and one marked "Tepot". The male example sitting on a base measures approximately 2.25" x 1.25" x 1.25" tall.

An eight-piece collection of St. Lawrence Island artifacts to include a highly unusual curved section with drilled holes, a box strap, handles, and more, as photographed. The largest piece measures approximately 1" x 0.25" x 10" in total length.

Five knapped obsidian projectile points, each shaped with notched shoulders and tapered tips for hafting onto shafts, likely used for hunting. The largest arrowhead measures approximately 1" x 0.5" x 2" tall.

Two signed original watercolor and pencil artworks, one depicting two lumpy cups-one red on top and one yellow on the bottom-on a green and blue textured background, and one depicting an ibis against a textured blue sky and sandy ground with black and white striped ribbons tangled around the bird, a fish and several cups, both by Alaska artist Bill Sabo (1946-2024), matted and framed. The ibis piece measures approximately 20" x 16" overall.

A signed and framed original piece of mixed media art on cardboard entitled "The House That Sam Built" signed in the bottom left corner by Jenkin circa 2004. Also includes a signed original piece of abstract artwork utilizing pastels signed in the lower left corner by Maurice Bugeaud with personalized note en verso, matted and framed. The abstract artwork measures approximately 16" x 20" overall.

Two walrus ivory seal figurines, each accented with scrimshaw details; one is mounted upon a teardrop-shaped fossilized bone base as photographed and both are signed by Iñupiaq carver Gene Rex Angnaboogok of Wales, Alaska. The example with base measures approximately 2.5" x 1.5" x 1.25" tall.

Five fossilized herbivore cheek teeth in various sizes including four in dark shades, plus a light-brown-colored tooth. The largest dark tooth measures approximately 1.5" x 1.25" x 2.25" high.

Three walrus ivory figurines include a cormorant signed by Iñupiaq carver Bobby Koezuna (b.1954) of King Island, Alaska, plus a horned puffin and a ptarmigan, all accented with inlaid baleen eyes or polychrome scrimshaw. The puffin rests upon a fossilized base, partially broken, and measures approximately 2" x 1.5" x 2" tall.