A wrought iron demilune console table with ornate central floral and leaf motif with scrolled legs and glass top, plus a wrought iron floor candelabra with three arms and a tripod base.

A loose signed and numbered 566/650 print entitled "Whitney-Fidalgo Cannery, Petersberg, Alaska" by Alaska artist Nancy Taylor Stonington (b.1944), accompanied by a signed and numbered 284/450 print entitled "Old Cannery at Klawock, Alaska" by the same artist.

Vacuum cleaner, carpet cleaner, and upholstery cleaner hoses, accessories, attachments, and more. Includes a bottle of Kirby Suds cleaner. All is housed in a transparent Sterilite container with lid; tote measures approximately 39" x 20" x 7" deep.

A carved oak bookcase with double glass doors over a wide base and flat button feet, accented with reeded trip and topped with an engraved crown and applied carved accents. The double doors open to reveal three shelves behind; original skeleton key for the lock is included as shown. Bookcase measures approximately 34.5" x 14" x 64" tall.

A wooden plank dining table with four matching slat-back chairs with nailhead accents. Reported to be difficult to latch at time of cataloging. Table measures approximately 72" x 30.25" x 36" tall.

Holiday and religious-themed décor includes a framed "Book of Kells, Folio 32V Portrait of Christ", red and green taper candles, Father Christmas décor, 62.5' long Holiday Time 300 Clear Mini Lights, two Victorian doll ornaments, log cabin cache ornament, angel ornaments, bell ornaments, porcelain collectible ornaments, a cloth moose tote bag, and more as photographed. The framed print measures approximately 16" x 12" overall.

Nineteen DVD movies, television shows, and documentaries include Planet Earth, The Negotiator, Yellowstone: Season 1, Core Pilates, Winter's Bone, and more as photographed. Most measure approximately 5.25" x 7.50" tall.

A Dana Design hiking backpack in red and black accompanied by a Coleman model 5430B700 two-burner propane stove featuring electric ignition, plus carrying case. The backpack measures approximately 25" x 9" x 32" tall. Note: APAA is unable to ship any items containing flammable, explosive, caustic, liquid, or other hazardous materials. This may include ammunition; items powered by gasoline, propane, or kerosene (lawn tools, generators, grills and camp stoves, heaters, lanterns, lighters); liquids such as cleaners, paint, lava lamps, collectible beverage/perfume containers; items with rechargeable batteries (cordless power tools, laptops, other electronics); air compressors, neon signs, and other hazards such as printer toner, compressed gas cylinders, and more. If you are bidding on items of this nature and intend to use our shipping services, please inquire in advance as to the specifics.

Ladies footwear, predominantly in shades of black and gray, including tall boots, above-the-ankle booties, and pumps by Tsubo, Jellypop, Via Spiga, and others as shown. Also includes two felted hats by George Zamaul Boutique of New York and JH Collectibles. Shoe sizes range from 7 to 8.5.

Ladies footwear, predominantly in shades of tan and brown, including tall boots, above-the-ankle booties, flats, and heels by assorted brands as shown. Sizes range from 7 to 8.

A hand-drawn map of the State of Alaska, showing major cities, towns, mountain regions, bodies of water, and more as shown. Matted in blue and framed in wood, it measures approximately 15.5" x 21.25" overall.

A pair of Watrous Mfg. Co. sterling silver weighted and reinforced candlestick holders with round bases, dating to between 1896 when Maltby, Stevens & Company became Watrous Mfg. Co., and 1896 when Watrous became part of the original companies making up International Silver co. Each measures approximately 4" in diameter x 3.75" tall. Total combined weight of 1 lb 4.5 oz.

An Eales crystal serving bowl with silverplated rim, a smaller bowl of similar style, and six glass ashtrays with silverplated rims, in two different designs. Also includes a silvertone footed serving bowl measuring approximately 10" in diameter x 5" tall.

Silverplated platters, plates, dishes, and bowls, plus a dozen etched cups. Brands include Reed & Barton, Alvin, and others as shown. The largest platter measures approximately 11.75" x 16.5" x 1.75" thick.

Two original paintings on canvas panels by Alaska artist Helen M. Strang (1918-2013) include one of a lovely winter scene with spruce and birch trees beside a meandering stream, and one of a musk ox sleeping under a bright moon. Both are signed by the artist and housed in their original frames; the musk ox measures approximately 24" x 19.5" overall.

A framed canvas print depicting the northern lights above a winter cabin by artist Alice Miller accompanied by a loose print depicting the St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church in Juneau, Alaska by Alaska artist Jim Knutson (20th Century). Also includes a loose print entitled "Mountain Lake" by artist and former U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, plus a loose print entitled "Winter Birches" by the same artist, and more as photographed.

Two artworks, the first a reproduction of "On the Seashore" by George Elgar Hicks, the second "Femme à la Mantille Blanche" (Woman in a White Mantilla), by Pablo Picasso. One is framed, the other is not; largest measures approximately 20" x 26".

Two textile art examples depicting a snow-covered mountain scene in summer, and a floral still life with red, pink, and yellow roses in a blue vase. Both appear to be completed from needlepoint kits. Framed, the landscape measures approximately 19" x 31" overall.

Three original paintings include one of Mt. Susitna and one of Mt. Denali, both executed on wrapped canvas by Alaska artist Vernon E. Cross; the third, on canvas board, is signed illegibly lower right corner c. 1974. All are framed, and the largest measures approximately 22" x 19" overall.

A binder titled Golden Replicas of United States Stamps: Proof Replicas on a Gleaming Surface of 22kt Gold, and featuring multiple first day covers c.1990 including Olympic Games, Indian Headdresses, Marshall Islands, Creatures of the Sea, and others. The binder measures approximately 10" x 5" x 14" tall.