Uncommon Objects: June

2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Torch in Original Box

Antique Folk Art French Butcher Shop Trade Pig

Toonoo Sharky Inuit Seal Carving Cape Dorset 87

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Uncommon Objects: June

Legacy Auction House

Join us on Friday, June 26 at 2:30 PM EDT for Uncommon Objects, a curated auction featuring an eclectic collection of fine art, design, antiques, collectibles, and decorative arts. Highlights include works by renowned French designer Philippe Starck, an Olympic torch, Victorian Christmas treasures, antique German toys, anime collectibles, and artwork by celebrated American artist Edna Hibel. The sale also features antique quilts, porcelain, crystal, furniture, decorative accessories, and a variety of unique and unexpected discoveries gathered from distinguished private collections. From iconic modern design and historical memorabilia to nostalgic holiday pieces and sought-after collectibles, Uncommon Objects offers something for every collector and enthusiast. Whether you are seeking a statement piece, a rare treasure, or an intriguing conversation starter, this diverse auction presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire remarkable objects across multiple collecting categories. Bid live online with Legacy Auction House on June 26 at 2:30 PM EDT.

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David Morrisseau Thunderbird Man Acrylic on Canvas Board: Acrylic painting on canvas board titled Thunderbird Man by artist David Morrisseau. The work features a stylized depiction of a human bird figure rendered in vibrant colors against a purple

0025: David Morrisseau Thunderbird Man Acrylic on Canvas BoardEst.

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Thunderbird Girl and Days of Friendship by David Morrisseau: Acrylic on canvas board artwork titled Thunderbird Girl and Days of Friendship by David Morrisseau, dated January 14th 1976. Features two abstracted human bird figures on a grassy hill, surrounded by

0026: Thunderbird Girl and Days of Friendship by David MorrisseauEst.

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Medicine Dream Canada Iroquois Carving Steve McComber: Carving by artist Steve McComber aka Kateroton Clan of the Bear, representing Mohawk Iroquois traditions. Crafted in wood, depicting spirit figures, corn, and intricate symbols. Inscribed Medicine

0027: Medicine Dream Canada Iroquois Carving Steve McComberEst.

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Inuit Soapstone Whale Carving Number 925-165: Carved Inuit soapstone depiction of a whale, showcasing textured detailing throughout the body and mounted on a matching soapstone base. The piece exhibits a natural smooth finish with visible chisel

0028: Inuit Soapstone Whale Carving Number 925-165Est.

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Large Inuit Seal Carving Cape Dorset Number 0796E: Carved Inuit figurine depicting a seal, made from green serpentine stone. Features incised details on the flippers and head, with smooth, polished surfaces. The underside includes maker’s marks and

0029: Large Inuit Seal Carving Cape Dorset Number 0796EEst.

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Inuit Soapstone Walrus Carving: Inuit Soapstone walrus carving depicting the head of a walrus, hand crafted by Inuit artisans by Canda. Features two tusks securely embedded in the sculpture. The underside bears a Canadian

0030: Inuit Soapstone Walrus CarvingEst.

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Moses Appaqaq Sr Inuit Stone Carving of a Whale: A stone carving by Inuit artist Moses Appaqaq Sr, depicting a whale with streamlined form and smooth contours. The piece is crafted from stone with natural veining, showcasing traditional Inuit

0031: Moses Appaqaq Sr Inuit Stone Carving of a WhaleEst.

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Inuit Soapstone Seal Carving Adamie Alaku Qaqutu: Hand carved soapstone depiction of a seal in an upright posture, created by Inuit artist Adamie Alaku Qaqutu. The piece displays well defined features, an integrated base, and the artist’s

0032: Inuit Soapstone Seal Carving Adamie Alaku QaqutuEst.

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Inuit Soapstone Dancing Bear Carving Cape Dorset: Hand carved soapstone sculpture of a dancing bear, crafted in the Inuit tradition. Features a rich mix of green and gray tones with polished surfaces. Depicts the bear standing on its hind legs with

0033: Inuit Soapstone Dancing Bear Carving Cape DorsetEst.

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Toonoo Sharky Inuit Seal Carving Cape Dorset 87: Hand carved green serpentine stone sculpture of a seal by Inuit artist Toonoo Sharky. Signed and dated 1987, marking the artist’s first year of commercial work. The sculpture features detailed

0034: Toonoo Sharky Inuit Seal Carving Cape Dorset 87Est.

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Inuit Soapstone Walrus Carving: A handcrafted Inuit soapstone carving representing a walrus. The figure features a reclining pose and is made from green soapstone with natural variations in color and texture. Details include

0035: Inuit Soapstone Walrus CarvingEst.

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Native American Beaded Jacket by Harding Uniform: Tan fabric jacket featuring intricate beadwork and leather fringe, attributed to Harding Uniform and Regalia Co., Boston. Ornamental floral patterns in multicolor glass beads adorn the front, collar,

0036: Native American Beaded Jacket by Harding UniformEst.

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Early 20th Century Navajo Textile with Geometric Motifs: Handwoven early 20th century Navajo textile featuring traditional geometric patterns in shades of red, brown, and white. The symmetrical design showcases serrated horizontal forms and striking

0037: Early 20th Century Navajo Textile with Geometric MotifsEst.

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Extra Large Longaberger Handwoven Basket with Swing Handle: An extra large Longaberger handwoven basket crafted from wood splints, featuring a natural wood finish and a single swing handle attached with steel rivets. The basket base is signed and marked

0038: Extra Large Longaberger Handwoven Basket with Swing HandleEst.

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Eight Miniature Wicker and Woven Baskets: Eight miniature baskets in various styles and shapes, crafted from woven materials. The lot includes round, oval, and handled designs, some with intricate patterns or multicolor accents. All baskets

0039: Eight Miniature Wicker and Woven BasketsEst.

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Early American Childs Chair with Rush Seat and Navajo Textile: Early American child’s rocking chair crafted from wood with a woven rush seat. The handmade chair features ladder back support and curved runners. Accompanied by a Navajo textile display, with

0040: Early American Childs Chair with Rush Seat and Navajo TextileEst.

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Earlt 19th Century Folk Art Rocking Cradle: Wooden rocking cradle featuring a spindle design along the panels and pointed finials on the posts. The structure includes carved details and a curved rocker base. The cradle is lined with a floral

0041: Earlt 19th Century Folk Art Rocking CradleEst.

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Early American Craft Guild Spindle Back Wooden Chairs: Spindle back chairs crafted by the Early American Craft Guild. Constructed from hardwood, featuring contoured wooden seats with visible joinery and spindle backs. Each chair rests on gently curved

0042: Early American Craft Guild Spindle Back Wooden ChairsEst.

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Early Primitive Single Carved Wooden Rolling Pins: Early handcrafted rolling pins, each carved from a single piece of wood. Featuring simple cylindrical rolling surfaces with integrated handles at both ends. One pin displays a lighter toned finish,

0043: Early Primitive Single Carved Wooden Rolling PinsEst.

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Early Primitive Wood and Tin Tool Caddy: A rectangular wooden tool caddy featuring a central vertical handle reinforced with metal brackets. Constructed from thick planks, it is held together with visible nails and shows evidence of

0044: Early Primitive Wood and Tin Tool CaddyEst.

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Early Primitive Wooden Kitchen Utensils: Seven early primitive wooden kitchen utensils, including various spoons, a forked implement, and a mallet style pounder. Each utensil features unique hand crafted details, demonstrating wear and

0045: Early Primitive Wooden Kitchen UtensilsEst.

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Alligator Leather Purse with Brass Closure: A handcrafted purse made of alligator leather, featuring a pear shaped design with luxurious texture and patterning. The top closure is adorned with a brass mechanism, showing slight patina from use.

0046: Alligator Leather Purse with Brass ClosureEst.

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Early Copper Saucepan with Wooden Handle: Copper saucepan featuring a rounded body with a side pouring spout. The interior appears to have a darkened patina or possibly tin lining. The handle is made of turned wood, securely attached to the

0047: Early Copper Saucepan with Wooden HandleEst.

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10 Piece Copoco Denmark Yellow Cast Iron Michael Lax: A Copoco Denmark enameled cast iron cookware set, featuring pieces in bright yellow enamel with white interior. Includes covered saucepans with wooden handles, a Dutch oven with lid, a large covered

0048: 10 Piece Copoco Denmark Yellow Cast Iron Michael LaxEst.

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