4 1/2" Alaskan Inuit Dog Sled Bracket made of Walrus Bone- St Lawrence Island Alaska

Native American, Alaska, St. Lawrence Island, Inuit, Aleutian, or Punuk peoples, ca. 1850 CE. A beautiful axe head made from an attractive mottled gray stone with a groove and two ribs. The axe featur

Both Yuit (Siberian Yu'pik) of the Qiwaghmilt Clan, villages of Gambell & Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska, both signed, the second dated '86, 3 1/4" & 3" long. Good condition.

Yuit (Siberian Yu'pik), village of Savoonga, St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska, carved walrus ivory, baleen eyes, signed on the underside, 2 3/4" long. Good condition.

Standing Puffin in painted carved walrus ivory, signed on underside of foot, 4 1/8" tall.Jamie Oozeva (Yup'ik) Gambell, St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska.

Yu'pik, Town of Gambell on St. Lawrence Island, North Bering Sea, Alaska. Walrus ivory and baleen. The Silook, without stand, is 5 1/2" long, the unsigned is on a stand of antler, 4 1/2" x 4 1/2". Goo

INUIT ESKIMO CARVED POLAR BEAR BY DENNIS JAMES JR AKA UNGALUK - A Yupik Eskimo from Gambell Alaska on St. Lawrence Island; Polar bear carved from walrus tusk; signed Ungaluk; Measures: 1''H x 4.75''W

Lot of 5 Walrus Tooth/Bone- Fishing Sinkers- St Lawrence Island Alaska

Eskimo Bear Charm, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, prehistoric period, with two front legs, the rear joined, (with tail missing), lg. 3 3/4 in.

Native American, North America, Pacific Northwest Coast, Alaska, St. Lawrence Island, Inuit, Punuk stage, ca. 500 to 1000 CE. A hand-carved walrus ivory harpoon point of an elongated triangular form w

71.8 Found on St. Lawrence Island 164 Miles west of Nome Alaska partially fossilized probably Pleistocene period comes with provenance . Over the last 30 years of selling Taxidermy this is the FIRST f

Native American, St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, Eskimo, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved walrus ivory tool, possibly a harpoon counterweight or a small breast yoke to help carry hea

Inupiak, King Island, Alaska, carved and painted walrus ivory, signed, dated and identified on underside, including: King Eider by Ted Mayac, Jr., 3-11-12; Hooded Merganser by Ted Mayac, Jr., 1-12-12;

Levi Wells Prentice (American, 1851-1935) CT artist "Canada Side, 1000 Islands St. Lawrence River", oil on canvas, signed "L. W. Prentice", 7-3/4" x 12", good condition, paint loses at edges, Losses a

Inuit-Made Catholic Altarpiece, Alaska, Early 20th C. Period church/family records indicate that this was carried by dog sled from village to village by the missionaries. Provenance: Brought back to P

JOHNNY INUKPUK, R.C.A. (1911-2007) INUKJUAK (PORT HARRISON) Composition: Igloo, Dog Team, and Walrus Hunter, c. mid 1970s stone, 15.75 x 17 x 4.75 in (40 x 43.2 x 12.1 cm) signed, "JOHNNY / INUKPUK".

Coastal Alaska,Ca. 2nd millennium B.C A fine Thule period carving of walrus material, depicting a standing male. A fine and rare example. Custom stand. H. without stand: 4.75".H. without stand: 12 cm

Round Basket with lid having ivory walrus head knop, made by Robert James of Wainwright, Alaska. 3 1/2" x 4" diam. Fine condition.

Inuit dog sled team with musher in background. Signed, Charlotte Von Rosenberg, lower right. Lined on Masonite. Period carved and gilt frame. Canvas 44.5”H x 69.5”W. Frame 52.5”H x 7

VITTORIO SELLA. Mt. Saint Elias Range from Malaspina Glacier- south of the Seward's icefall above the Malaspina Glacier. 9 Sept 1897. 108: Chaix Hills, Samovar Hills, Mt. Huxley, Mt. Saint Elias, Mt.

Henry Dunay 10.60ctw VVS1-VVS2/D-E Diamond, Carved Crystal & 18K Yellow Gold Egg Statue Numbered 4/12 - This immaculately crafted rare piece was made by world renowned, award-winning designer Henry Du

1871-1872; oil on canvas; signed lower left, signed again, titled, and dated verso 35 1/4 x 59 1/2 in. (89.5 x 151.1 cm.), Frame: 41 1/4 x 65 1/2 in. (104.8 x 166.4 cm.) Provenance: Property from a La

Anthony & Kuhn Brewing Co's St. Louis Lager Beer lithograph on paper, framed 37.4'' x 19.0'', made by Compton Litho. Co., St. Louis, rolled with crazing & tear, professional framing & matting

Pre-Columbian Colima seated pottery figure from West Mexico, circa 300 BC-300 CE. Seated figure holding a boomerang and wearing a helmet with a head of a dog. 12.5"H. x 11". Private West Palm Beach, F

This helmet was made by arguably the most famous American helmet maker, the A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located in Boston, Massachusetts, this company started making diving helmets and related equipment