The Spring Auction - 3 Sessions

A Canadian Inuit bone shaman carving by Lasaloosie Eshulutak, Pangnirtung, dated October 1987 by the original NS.15 certification tag. Carved in a pal

Central European Biedermeier wardrobe, later converted for shelved storage or display, with glazed upper sections and paneled lower doors. Interior fi

Four-drawer Biedermeier chest in figured walnut veneer with matched drawer fronts and turned pulls. Surface wear, scattered veneer losses, and age-rel

A Canadian Inuit carved stone seal by Sarah Mickiyuk, labeled to the underside “SANIKILUAQ, NWT” and dated Oct/82. Carved in a pale

Birks (Henry Birks & Sons), Montreal. A sterling silver pierced-rim pedestal dish/tazza with rope-twist rim, openwork gallery band, and stepped ...

A Russian silver (84 standard) lidded vessel with vermeil (gilt) interior, domed lid with ring finial, and an applied high-relief figural frieze over

A mixed Canadian Arctic decorative group comprising five pieces: a small mottled green stone seal retaining an igloo “eskimo art” au

Four-drawer Biedermeier chest in figured walnut veneer with strong book-matched fronts and shaped feet. Drawers retain patterned lining; light wear an

Single-door glazed display cabinet or small bookcase in figured veneer, with beaded inner framing and lower paneled compartment. General surface wear,

A Canadian Inuit carved stone waterfowl by Henry Anautak, dated 1983, worked in a gray stone with a compact rounded body, folded wings, and a simplifi