A vibrant red/orange ceremonial kimono featuring embroidered designs depicting rivers, bamboo, flowers, and bridges; interior is a solid red/orange color. Measures approximately 23.5" across the chest, 21" across the shoulders, 42" along the sleeves, and 49" long in total.

Large, weathered moose (Alces alces) skull, bleached to pale gray tone with intricate porous bone textures and heavy sinus structure visible throughout cranium. Displays prominent, broad nasal passages and characteristic short premaxillary bones typical of moose morphology. Antlers not present, flat pedicle bases remain intact. Heavy molars with visible wear patterns still embedded in upper jaw, suggesting adult specimen. Exhibiting natural surface erosion and minor cracking consistent with long-term exposure. Orbital rim of right eye socket is fractured as seen in photographs. Measures approximately 24" x 8.5" x 8" tall.

Robust, weathered walrus skull of significant age (Odobenus rosmarus) missing tusks with clearly defined alveoli, indicating original placement. Features vaulted cranium, deeply set nasal cavity, and prominent maxillary tusk sockets. Mandible remains attached, showing blunt, peg-like molars consistent with walruses mollusk-based diet. Bone surface displays natural erosion, mineral deposits, and bleached patina from age and exposure. Measures approximately 8" x 11.5" x 8.5" tall.

Vintage art print of "Purple Poppies" by French artist Claude Monet (1840-1926), published by Bruce McGaw Graphics Inc. as 3rd printing, 1996. Based on original work held at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, features delicate lavender, pink, and violet tones in Monet’s signature Impressionist style. Presented in wooden frame. Floral still life print signed by artist “W. Laurin '04," in lower right corner, featuring bouquet of lilies and other blooms arranged in green vase, incorporating delicate lace motifs and woodgrain tabletop. Set in an ornate wooden frame with textured inner border. Largest measures approximately 35" x 21.5" overall.

A fossilized whale bone carving of an eagle, with ink accents, signed on its underside by Iñupiaq carver Aningayou (20th/21st Century). Measures approximately 8" x 2.75" x 13" tall.

A splendid Inuit carving made of whale bone depicting a hunter with his arms outstretched. The eyes are inlaid. Signed on the bottom, somewhat illegibly, first name "Davis," and perhaps a last name of "Kityutumute." The piece has been designed to sit on a base that has kept its natural whale bone form. Measures approximately 13"x 4.5"x 11" tall.

Print titled "Teal Octo" signed by Alaskan artist Janine Simutis, 09/20 in lower right corner. Features dynamic composition of teal-blue octopus with gracefully curling tentacles against dark, minimal backdrop. Richly detailed and full of motion. Matted and shrink-wrapped, measures approximately 17" x 24.5" overall.

Aluminum-mounted print numbered 14/730 titled "Nuthatch", signed by Alaskan artist Valerie (V.) Rae (20th/21st Century) in lower left and additionally en verso. Depicts an expressive bird portrait of a colorful nuthatch rendered in bold washes of blue, orange, and black. Narrative en verso features humorous, personal reflection by artist, anthropomorphizing bird, and tying in themes of flirtation, changing taste, and curiosity. Small dent in lower right corner as photographed. Measures approximately 17" x 15".

A Bernina Bernette 234 overclock sewing machine accompanied by various crafting supplies, including spools of thread, scraps of different patterned fabric, assorted beads, a wooden sewing kit box, and more as photographed. The sewing machine features a two-needle, three or four-thread, overlock mechanism capable of producing professional seams and rolled hems. Sewing machine was not tested at time of cataloging and measures approximately 14" x 9" x 5.5" tall.

Original painting on canvas board signed by artist Bernie Vial in lower left corner and additionally en verso (also dated Feb. 1966). Depicts classic still life scene featuring brass pitcher with lid ajar, surrounded by a scatter of richly colored flowers on a warmly lit surface. Rendered with impressionistic brushstrokes and warm, earthy tones. Measures approximately 24" x 18".

Original landscape painting on canvas signed by American artist Stanley (S.) McEntire (c.1945-2005) in lower right corner. Depicts tranquil, pastoral mountain scene with golden-yellow field, grazing animals and dense evergreen tree line. Includes fabric-wrapper liner in beige between canvas and decorate, dark -stained wooden frame with brass corner embellishments. Loose frame as photographed. Measures approximately 9" x 10.75" overall.

Vintage tourism promotional poster titled "Wild About Anchorage", created for Anchorage Convention & Visitors Bureau (now known as Visit Anchorage). Depicts whimsical moose character ice skating in bowtie and scarf, with dot-matrix style typography and striped illustration. Tagline at bottom reads: Glass-walled office towers and mile-high glaciers. First-class hotels and fly-in fishing. Rich history, roaming wildlife. Gold, grandeur, and gourmet restaurants. Dancing and dogsledding. Opening nights and northern lights. Absolutely! WILD ABOUT ANCHORAGE. Metallic framed, measures approximately 21.5" x 17.5" overall.

Two painted on leather pieces, each signed "Rae" by Alaskan artist Valerie (V.) Rae (20th/21st Century), done in a style similar to Navajo or Zuni designs. Each is framed; the largest piece measures approximately 21.5" x 19".

An Ingram & Co. Klondike shelf clock, and a New Haven Clock Co. Gingerbread parlor clock, with pendulums and accessories, as photographed. The largest measures approximately 14.75" x 4.25" x 22.25" tall.

Print numbered 197/750 titled "Happy Puffs", signed by Alaskan artist Mary Croxton in lower right corner. Depicts three fluffy white owlets perched on wooden rail, rendered in Croxton’s signature whimsical style with expressive faces and cartoon-like warmth. Matted with a gold commemorative Croxton Studio label. Poster print titled "Arctic Rose Summer Solstice 1993" signed by Alaskan artist Mary Croxton in lower right corner. Commemorative piece depicting stylized woolly mammoth family in warm pinks and whites, set against star-filled midnight blue sky with soft airbrushed shading and gentle, affectionate tone. Gold framed, largest measures approximately 18.5" x 22.25" overall.

Four vintage framed cross-stitch bird portraits, each meticulously hand-stitched in colorful floss on neutral ground and mounted within oval-shaped mats. Birds depicted include bluebird, Baltimore oriole, robin, and blue jay, each perched on delicate branches with subtle botanical details. Set in simple black wood frames with original paper backings and hanging wires. Each measures approximately 17" x 13" overall.

Tall pedestaled glass vase featuring a flared rim and a clear, pyramid-shaped base. It features the signatures of Willsea and O'Brien on the bottom and a small chip to the bottom corner as photographed. Base measures approximately 4.5" x 21.5" tall.

A carved stone sculpture depicting a resting bear, and featuring a fascinating matrix or natural veining pattern to the stone.Measures approximately 8" x 9.5" x 7" tall.

Unique handcrafted art glass vase by artist John Fields with a ‘Monet’ flower and confetti-like pattern. It is signed on the bottom; measures approximately 3.25" in diameter x 10" tall.

Print numbered 70/250 titled "Orca", signed by artist Paula Wolfe in lower center and lower right. Features detailed, realistic black and white depiction of orca whale, rendered with fine pointillism or stippling technique. Orca is shown swimming calmly, with subtle reflections on water surface above. Framed and matted, measures approximately 16.25" x 20.25" overall.