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Christmas in Kinsale
Christmas in Kinsale Auction launch going well
As of Nov. 21, your
kind bids on the Christmas in Kinsale auction tally
$853 on items valued at $5,125.
This is 35.5% of our goal of $2,400.
If we had at least the minimum starting bid on everything, the
auction would earn $2,136.
The Museum will be open the Thursday and Friday of Thanksgiving weekend.
And during the week between Thanksgiving and Christmas in Kinsale, you
are welcome to come in anytime your your Museum Director’s car!
Please try to come by BEFORE Christmas in Kinsale to place at least the
minimum bid on at least one thing that does not already have a bid!
That way, we can go into the event armed with the belief that we
will have a nice success! If
you can’t get here in person before Nov. 30 or on Dec. 1, you can bid by
calling 804-472-2013 (Lynn’s cell) or email
museumdirector@gmail.com NO LATER than Nov. 30 at noon.
In the
notes below, I will put the current bid if any, and what the minimum
“raise” on the item is.
Weather-related notes:
Remember to pray without ceasing for good
weather. We have lost so
many dear souls this year that the angels, if emphatically encouraged,
should be able to shield us with their wings.
We can’t CHANGE the date of Christmas in Kinsale itself no matter what…
because everybody has a million things to do in December.
If Dec. 1 should offer terribly challenging weather, [for example like
Nov. 15which was TERRIBLE] we might have to try to cram under tents – we
have done that before for the all-you-can-eat oysters…
or inside buildings and cut down on activities… For example, the
horse would not come and Rocketrun would not charge us for the horse, so
that money would be freed up for donations. We would still sell the
cookies,and hold the auction and Santa Claus would still listen to
Christmas wishes, don’t worry!!!
We have been known to read the Christmas angels’ names inside the
Firehouse, even, and light the tree from afar.
If the weather really really messes us up with six feet of snow or
something HORRIBLE, we will continue the auction to
Christmas so as to find loving homes for as many items as possible in
the name of this very good cause.
Anyway, please set those prayers and meditative weather interventions in
motion.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR HOUSE
#1
LET IT SNOW!
Sturdy Atico dishes
feature smiling snowmen demanding “LET IT SNOW!”
2 baskets come to you, containing a total of seven plates, eight
bowls, eight cups and saucers, as well as two pepper shakers and two
salt shakers were donated by Shirley Campbell Grizzel, who loves to
celebrate the season with special dishes. She was heart-broken that a
plate broke. HOWEVER… You
can get a replacement plate on EBay for less than $15.
Valued at $100,
$40 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $10.
#2
PRETTY
AS A PITCHER!
Whether it’s time to arrange an exhibit for your garden club or just
something to cheer up your desk or dinner table, YOU’LL HAVE JUST THE
CONTAINER YOU NEED, thanks to Patsy Albert, Leigh Ann Miller &
Caroline Anderson. 2
pitchers, a rose bowl, 2 flat containers, and a plaque proclaiming
“Gardeners know the best dirt,” as well as a charming figurine to fan
you when it’s too hot to weed.
Valued at $50,
$22 minimum starting bid
#3
BLUE & WHITE ACCENTS
Elegant blue and white pieces shared by Patsy Albert and Leigh Ann
Miller include a rice bowl, a bone china tea cup, a candlestick holder,
a darling little shell cat, two duck trivets and a noble pig pitcher,
perfect for eggnog.
KEEP COOL AND CARRY
ON!
Valued at
$75,
$30 minimum starting bid
#4
DOWNHOME FLAVOR
Why not offer your guests corn, blueberry or pumpkin muffins made in
this 19th-century muffin pan, spiced up with syrup from a
little brown jug or local honey from the Wyszynskis’ bees?….
Valued at
$60,
$27 minimum starting bid
#5
THREE SNAZZY SILVER DISHES
Shannon Reber & Patsy Albert gave three repoussé pieces which look like they belong together, serving sweets at a fancy
party! The larger, more ornate daisy-edged dish is monogrammed with a
“D” and says STERLING 482 on the back with a British hallmark. Others
are quadruple silver plate, one edged with grapes and the other with…
what? Strawberry blossoms?
Waterlily flowers? PLEASE
touch only the edges as it took Robbie Bailey Flynn & Lynn 2 solid hours
to polish these & the ones in the other basket
Valued at $250,
$60 minimum starting bid
#6
THREE TEA ACCESSORIES
Simple, yet elegant Rockford British creamer is quadruple plated.
Intriguing late 19th-century sugar dish looks like
it’s ready to dance. Stacking brass teapot with cream pitcher and bell
in lid has a lovely patina.
PLEASE touch only the edges as it took Robbie Bailey Flynn & Lynn 2
solid hours to polish these & the ones in the other basket.
Valued at
$70,
$27 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $5.
#7
SETH THOMAS CLOCK
Shannon Reber gave us this mantel clock, which was her late husband’s
late father’s favorite timepiece.
Its chiming mechanism may need professional guidance as the
tolling of the bells every 15 minutes drove Shannon up the wall when
visiting the senior Rebers, and she asked Paul’s daddy, Dick Reber, to
subdue its exuberance.
Valued at
$150,
$50 minimum starting bid
#8
KNITTERS DELIGHT
At her Methodist Women’s Club Bazaar, Caroline Anderson found this
wonderful family heirloom storage basket for skeins of yarn and
knitted/crocheted works in progress.
Woodburned and leather-laced, this piece of “pyrography” was made
more than 100 years ago by her friend Becky Bryan’s great-grandmother.
We paired a handmade throw
with it, such as would have been crafted by the
ladies of Victorian times who put whatever they were working on back in
the basket every night to continue the next day.
Valued at
$140,
$50 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $10.
#9
KALE PLATTER, DOILIES
Mosaic Consignments donated this healthy green kale platter.
The starched doilies and coasters (8 of each), given by Billy
King, were made by his grandmother -- the mother of retired RCC
Librarian Sally King. For
less formal events, a coordinating striped tablecloth.
Valued at
$70,
$25 minimum starting bid
10
WHITE ASH CUTTING BOARD
This classically beautiful coved-edge cutting board/cheese board is made
of increasingly rare white ash heartwood.
Sadly, the emerald ash borer is decimating our ash forests,
according to the board’s maker, Dave Butt.
Dave and Amy are now living fulltime in Levelgreen.
He has more work at Mosaic Consignments.
Info on made-to-order creations: Lydia Mountain Fine Woodworking
(434-531-6672)
Valued at
$70,
$60 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $10.
11
BERRY NICE BOWLS & MORE
Five as-is dear little German berry bowls from Dee Watkins, with pressed
glass cake plate and fruit bowl.
OR in a different approach to life, perfect for turnip greens or
jello or vanilla puddin’.
Valued at
$35,
$15 minimum starting bid
12
ITALIAN ELEGANCE
Whether this vintage possibly hand-painted vase marked #236/452 is old
or not so old, it has a certain air about it.
And although it has suffered the vicissitudes of time -- Sorry, I
could NOT resist that phraseology rather than saying as-is just because
there are a FEW nicks -- the subtle colors affirm that our days SHOULD
have a different rhythm here on the river.
The tray is also quite uplifting!
Both are from Dot Watkins.
Valued at
$65,
$35 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $10.
13
FOLDING FIREPLACE SCREEN
Front panel of this streamlined, barely used vine-decorated tri-fold
fireplace screen is 33 inches wide and 30 inches tall.
From OJ and Phyllis Hickox.
This is leaning up either against a wooden display case or the
central display
Valued at
$85,
$37 minimum starting bid
14
PUSSY WILLOWS, BROLLIES…
Although we can’t tell you if it is a milk can or something else
entirely, we CAN tell you what this can is GOOD for:
Pussy willows in the spring because it still has some of their
soft catkins in it. Its
handle folds sideways opening up the mouth, so is also good for
umbrellas or canes or brooms or yard sticks or other things that you’d
like to NOT fall over and make bumps in the night when your cat brushes
up against them!
Valued at
$45,
$18 minimum starting bid
15
CLASSY CLOCK, THERMOMETER
THIS IS A TWO-PART AUCTION ITEM although it is not in a basket!
Joyce Michael (I think) gave us this very classy Howard Miller
wooden wall clock which was a retirement presentation to somebody if I
well recall. If you yourself
are retired, the time might not be as important as the TEMPERATURE,
which you will be able to tell from Vikki Ravinskas’s charming bird’s
nest thermometer, which comes with three cute pins for your
decoratively-minded birds.
Valued at
$80,
$30 minimum starting bid
16
CROSLEY CR47 TURNTABLE
What a thoughtful gift from Gail and John
Sigler.
Remember when you were young and used to listen
to Peter and the Wolf and other “story music”… heirlooms you haven’t
been able to share with your grandchildren because your turntable went
kaput? Well, now you can.
Valued at
$100, $40 is
currently bid. Please raise
by at least $5.
17
TURQUOISE AND FLOWERS
Scottie McMullan loves blue-hued and blue-green
things. And so does Vikki
Ravinskas. Hence, their
respective gifts of the Southern Living platter and the
coordinating floral beautifully washable oblong (10’-long I think Vikki
said) tablecloth. Set off by
perfectly by Shannon Reber’s silver-plated, footed dish.
Valued at
$65, $35 minimum
starting bid
18
Happy ROYAL DANUBE New Year!
These vintage Royal Danube goblets from the Dobbs family will carry you
through QUITE a barrage of toasts to family and friends on that special
night of the year when Auld Lang Syne is sung and the lovelight shines.
Cocktail napkins and fruit in coordinating colors set off the quartet of
glasses. Please remember to hand wash the vivid glasses so their
paint won’t wear off!
Valued at
$65,
$32 minimum starting bid
19
CANDLELIGHT AND LACE, SERVED UP ON A CHINESE TRAY
Five gold candles from Lynn for your two tall brass candlesticks from
Dot Watkins will light up anything you serve on the oblong 120”-long
Battenburg lace tablecloth from Vikki Ravinskas.
Dot’s Chinese Rooster serving tray will also come in handy, along
with her scalloped-edge bowl.
Valued at $75,
$32 minimum starting bid
20
LET THERE BE LIGHT
Callao Supply’s pair of NEBO Flipit switches can be mounted
anywhere or just moved around where you need them.
Their 3 AAA batteries will last for a LONNNNNNG time because the
LED lights draw almost no power.
Quizzically thinking, we teamed these up with a Laura B. Grad
cookbook called Make it Easy. Make it Light, from the
Anglican Church’s Light of Christ consignment store,
and two (2) hand-painted Christmas ornaments, wood and glass
respectively: The Great
House (which is a light house thanks to a lamp lit in the middle
dormer facing Kinsale Creek every night) and the
West Quoddy Light.
Valued at
$60,
$32 minimum starting bid
21
MAHOGANY KEEPSAKE CHEST
Safely organize your keepsakes in this handmade, 3-drawer, 20-year-old
keepsake chest which belonged to Shannon Reber’s late father-in-law.
Mr. Reber used the mahogany and veneer piece for cufflinks and
tie clasps. It would ALSO
be nice for a little girl’s doll accessories or other treasures.
Dave Butt waxed up the outside of the drawers to make them easy
to come in and out.
Valued at
$50,
$25 minimum starting bid
22
NEVER TOO OLD TO LEARN!
Has Sherlock Holmes always been your hero?
Well, here he is to help you detect the REAL TRUTHS OF LIFE.
In addition to Holmesian insights, and a book about who invented
what, when… the contents of this basket from the Reber family will keep
the conversation flowing at any event where you may need to come up with
answers quick. (Mostly)
RIGHT answers. Great tales guaranteed to astonish, bewilder, stupefy.
Also a number of valuable clues to ensure you can land a plane if
need be, are not killed by charging reindeer AND furthermore, do
NOT
MAKE ALL ‘F’s’ in your back-to-school nightmares
all these years later.
Valued at
$50,
$25 minimum starting bid
23
LOVELIEST BIRDBATH EVER!
On a recent visit to the Corning Museum of Glass, Chris and Therese
Johnson obtained a truly magnificent subtly irridescent bird bath.
It comes with just the right stand.
This lovely art work (the picture is of a hummingbird) will
SURELY make your birds believe they have gone to Heaven if you keep it
nice and full during those hot summer days when birds get JUST AS
THIRSTY and just as DIRTY as the rest of us!
Also if you top it off in winter when the puddles are frozen and
there is NOWHERE for a bird to get a drink!
THE STAND IS UNDER THE
TABLE IN THE BLACK AND WHITE CORNING MUSEUM BAG.
Valued at
$160,
$80 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $10.
24
LILY TIMES THREE. TIME-LAPSE
TRIPTYCH OF LILY BY A. MELION
Three perspectives on a single lily by A. Melion, in a vintage
copper-leaf frame. From
Joyce Michael
Valued at
$70, $25 minimum
starting bid
25
SUN DRYING SWIMMERS
Mally Weaver’s wonderful print of swimmers drying off in the sun on a
roof comes from Berthelle Denton.
Mally and her partner artist Tommy Avery first came to Kinsale
through storms at sea many years ago with Helle (who became Helle
Feller) & a lady from Cornwall named Tina Lounds & Elmer Seaman on
Elmer’s boat – was it called My Way?
There were definitely corgis involved, eventually, wherever Mally
was. Most of those folks
ended up in Key West, though dear Elmer was here at the end of his life.
Valued at
$50, $25 minimum
starting bid
26
SENSUOUS LYON STOOL
Tom Bell sanded and painted this Lyon Stool a stunning dark chocolate
with hints of maroon. I know
because I kept debating with myself exactly what color I was seeing, so
I asked four of OJ & Phyllis’s grandsons. Besides LOOKING good, there is
ROOM on this capacious vintage lab stool for the most expansive
derriere. This means you
will NOT fall off it.
And you WILL be comfortable.
It is wonderful!
Valued at $95, $45
minimum starting bid
27
SEE YOU IN BLU-RAY, DVD
Sony Blu-ray DVD (BDP-S6500 4K UHD) player from the Siglers comes in
perfect almost brand new condition in its original box with remote and
directions. It is 3 months
old and was only used twice to play discs.
These good neighbors got a TV that wanted a different kind of
player to live up to its capabilities, so are sharing this with us.
Valued at $120, $50
minimum starting bid
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CHRISTMAS FOCUS
#C1
Milwaukee
Santa, rolling pin, linens,
clear Country Christmas platter are all set off by priceless Kate Spade
cheesecake slice
Pris Ord launched this basket with her holly cut-out votive candleholder
& clear Country Christmas serving platter. Caroline Anderson added a
Milwaukee Santa. Shirley
Grizzel gave the springerle rolling pin.
Holly hand towels & bridge cloth from Lynn.
Priceless Kate Spade cheesecake slice from Janice Stewart
Woolley. (Platter’s red storage box & Kate Spade box under table).
Valued at
$170,
$35 minimum starting bid
#C2
FOUR SHY SMILING SNOWBABIES surround a creche
Shannon Reber shared this charming basket of four snowbabies; folding
miniature crèche came from Caroline Anderson.
Valued at
$70,
$24 is currently bid.
Please raise this bid by at least $5.
#C3
CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECE
Christmas trees and skating snowmen dance around a family of five larger
snowmen around a candle.
NOTE – the largest tree on the outer ring was gently “Museum Gooped” to
the arrangement by your Museum Director so it wouldn’t drop off when you
turn over the centerpiece to see if it is Lennox which it isn’t.
The biggest tree removes easily to go in center pit of pale blue
Partylite storage box under table. The also easily-removable centerpiece
(“Museum Gooped” to stick it in the center for the time being) has its
own “Kirkland” box.
Valued at
$45,
$25 is the current bid.
Please raise this by at least $5.
#C4
SNOWMAN ICEBUCKET
Okay, so the miniature etched crystal icebucket didn’t come WITH these
smiling THINK COOL snowmen.
But the snowmen nobbled it right off the gift table and insisted it was
THEIRS!! Sorry, you will
have to furnish your OWN icetongs….
Valued at
$45,
$15 is the current bid.
Please raise this by at least $5
#C5
CHIC SPORTIF MICE & more
Are you ‘fraid of mice?
Surely not of THESE!!! They
promise not to squeak, nibble, eat anything off the Christmas plates or
run over your toes! So… the
collectible ornaments sport a fascinating variety of Christmas and
athletic garb. The reindeer
is ready to rock & roll. And
Rod & Kim Shortell were darling to share the wherewithal for a toast, as
well!
Valued at
$50,
$30 minimum starting bid
C6
TIME 2 GET CHRISTMAS CRAFTIN’
Joyce Michael has shared 2 fun Easy Papercraft Christmas Craft Kits for
Kids: Merry Christmas
Origami and 11 paper toys.
HAVE FUN!
Valued at $24,
$10 minimum starting bid
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KIDS FUN!
K1
BARBIE, SKIPPER COME WITH 2 OUTFITS & 30-PIECE FOOD TRUCK
Barbie and
Skipper are ready to fish for their supper, camp out if needed, and give
the firemen a run for their money in the food service business here at
Christmas, thanks to this really fun gift (brand new in box) from Vikki
Ravinskas.
Valued at
$95,
$42 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $5.
K2
THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Darling Elf
and Santa irresistibly huggable toys come with cute mugs, cocoa,
gingerbread cookies, candy, a red and white blanket, festive Christmas
socks, a gingerbread house kit and
The New York Times
bestseller version of the book that sums it all up on the most exciting
night of the year. Garda and
Kathleen put this one together.
Suitable for little ones age 2-7, or for the eternally young at
heart!
Valued at
$50,
$25 minimum starting bid
K3
BEAR HUG COLORS YOU CALM
The Softest
Bear is Always Ready for a Hug!!!
He arrives with two coloring books for ANY age, calming music and
bright bold Crayola colored pencils.
Also included are hand and body lotions, lip balms, mugs, soft
bright socks, gingerbread house kit, gingerbread, hot cocoa, candy, a
blinking snowman sled, and a stretchable elegant bracelet.
Garda and Kathleen put this together for kids from 7 to 77, or
indeed, for anybody who remembers how much fun coloring was when she or
he was little!
Valued at
$65,
$25 minimum starting bid
K3
BIKE
ACCESSORIES:
B-POD COLLAPSIBLE
BIKE BASKET, TRANSIT RACK
This pair of very useful bike accessories will enable you carry quite a
lot of things that won’t fit in your pocket or backpack or whatever when
you go someplace exciting on your bike and accumulate numerous found
objects along the way. Comes with two padlocks. From Joyce Michael.
Valued at
$70, $25 minimum
starting bid
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WATER ORIENTED ITEMS
#W1
SHELLSEEKERS BOWL, TOWELS, SEASHELL TEAPOT & CUP
Caroline Anderson’s seashell teapot and cup are set
off by “Beachy” towels bought by Lynn at Mosaic and a lovely doily from
Billy King’s grandmother in a large plastic shell bowl perfect for
seafood salads at your family reunion.
Valued at $86,
$35 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $5.
#W2
PAIR OF
NEEDLEPOINT DUCKS
Betty Bailey kindly shared this pair of framed needlepoint beauties:
vivid mallard, facing to right, & pensive wood duck – done by
Betty’s late cousin Mary Byrd McNeal Hurst of Reedville.
Valued at
$100,
$50 is the current bid (for the pair).
Please raise this by at least $5.
#W3
DAWN AT THE POINT
Printed on aluminum, Kathryn Murray's extraordinarily luminous
Rappahannock River scene, Dawn at the Point, will enlighten any
room in your home or in your heart, whether you live on the riverfront
or elsewhere. (16 x 20”)
Valued at
$200,
$85 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $5.
#W4
FISH AT YOUR SERVICE…
IS THERE SOMETHING FISHY ABOUT THIS
BASKET?
Yes, a WHOLE LOT!!!
Four fish serving platters and a crab ball plate will allow you
to serve as much fish as you can catch.
Or sushi. Or
crabcakes. Or fried oysters.
Or shrimp. OR WHATEVER.
From the collection of Dot Watkins.
Valued at
$90,
$45 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $5.
W5
BILL YOUNG BOAT MODEL
Charlie Ferrett bought this boat, built by Bill Young of Aylett, in an
early Kinsale Foundation auction.
Sue wants to share it now with you.
“Look at the workmanship!” she exclaims.
And I absolutely could not resist putting that cute little boy
turning a somersault or is it a cartwheel in it. It is just
museum-gooped and will come right off if you want to.
Valued at
$125,
$50 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $10.
W6
BABY? DUCKS GEESE SWANS
So, having been told by various insightful
individuals that these STANDING young-ish paddlers are definitely not
ducklings, or maybe not ducklings and maybe goslings but probably
cygnets (baby swans) or maybe adult Chinese swans in Japan because of
the protruding forehead, I am not committing myself other than to say
‘Whoa, how charming!’ They
came from Dot Watkins.
Valued at
$45, $22 minimum
starting bid
W7
APPOMATTOX RIVER PINTAILS
John MacLeod’s highly detailed pintails look as
if they are thinking about deep things and having an intriguing
conversation. This pencil
and ink print, #178 out of 400, from Dot Watkins, would be priced at
$125 at 443 Main St. Antiques and Collectibles.
Valued at
$125, $75 minimum
starting bid
W8
DUCK AND CUDDLE!
Pair of brass ducks from Dot Watkins cuddle together for warmth in a
red, white and blue-check nest.
Valued at
$45,
$22 minimum starting bid
W9
JAMES LLEWELYN OIL CONVEYS PEACEFULNESS AT THE RIVER
20th century Pittsburgh-born artist James Llewelyn does a
wonderful job of taking us to another kinder, gentler time in this
painting from 1980.
Llewelyn’s work is widely collected, including the White House!
Thanks to Joyce Michael for generously sharing.
Valued at
$300,
$100 minimum starting bid
W10
VICTORIAN AUTUMN
Victorian Autumn,
1979 (beautifully framed & preservation-mounted print marked AP28/35) is
by Milford ‘Mel’ Joseph Hunter (1927-2004).
Donated by Joyce Michael, the idyllic luminous piece on offer
here (echoes of Maxfield Parrish) contains none of the lonely robots
stalking through alien landscapes that established Hunter’s fame.
Raised in Oak Park, Ill., he illustrated works of such science
fiction greats as Asimov & Heinlein, as well as providing scientic and
technical illustrations of jets, rockets, birds & more… for such clients
as the Pentagon, Hayden Planetarium & Massachusetts Audubon Society.
Fittingly, the most recent physical address of this man for whom
flight was a lifelong fascination is
The Universe & Beyond, as
his cremains were privately launched into space in 2012.
Valued at $300,
$75 minimum starting bid
W11
POINT EAST… TRANQUIL BEACH, 2 CHAIRS
Tranquility is the keynote of works by artist/sailor Daniel Pollera, who
loves the sea and has shared his vision with collectors as far afield as
Africa and Australia. A
meditation upon this serene scene is almost as peaceful as actually
sitting beside the ocean. From the Dietz family.
Valued at
$60, $25 minimum
starting bid
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YOU DESERVE… Jewelry, knitted, delicate things
#Y1
LACQUERED BOX OF TREASURES
Patsy and Elyssa and Leigh Ann shared a lacquered wooden box filled with
pretty things from a bygone time: amethyst candleholders, tiny flower
pots, a small mortar and pestle, votive candle holders.
Scented with a bar of lilac soap.
Valued at
$65,
$28 minimum starting bid
Y2
GOLDEN HAT, GLOVES
Ingrid Rose’s lovely handmade golden wool hat and fingerless gloves
promise to enhance your inner glow when snow looms overhead & you need
an extra bit of impetus to head out &play, run, shovel, etc. For those
with Raynaud’s, these would send you to bed with a smile! Washing
instructions in basket: Handwash in cool water.
Don’t dryclean.
Valued at
$70,
$30 is currently bid.
Please raise this by at least $10.
Y3
VEST. ALPACA SCARF
Pam PJ Baker’s pretty handmade blue vest is size 8.
Caroline Anderson’s intriguing creamy white alpaca scarf was made in
Peru… It takes talent to don it: You wrap it around your neck and put
the long ends thru the flowered sleeve.
Valued at
$70,
$30 minimum starting bid
Y4
JOSEPHINE BAKER WOULD HAVE LOVED THIS BLUE & GOLD NECKLACE, EARRINGS AND
FULL CUFF
This startling collection is just the sort of thing that Josephine Baker
-- actress, Resistance fighter, dancer, activist, mother-of-12, a/k/a
THE BLACK PEARL -- could have carried off perfectly.
And Janice Stewart Woolley, the donor, has confidence it will
lend you confidence in any situation as well as possibly hey who
knows, a diva-style voice and heroic personality?
Valued at
$100,
$30 minimum starting bid
Y5
MYSTERY NECKLACES
These two starkly beautiful mystery necklaces with subtle silver accents
are quite a pair. Janice
Stewart Woolley cannot remember where she got them or what they are
meant to be, but they ARE lovely, aren’t they!?!
If anyone can tell me anything about them, do so.
The tasteful Ann Taylor bracelet from Vikki Ravinskas (New with
tag, $34.99) is a perfect complement to the pair.
Valued at $90, $33
minimum starting bid
Y6
5 LOVELY BROOCHES
These VERY charming pins (one has pearls, the others include a rocking
chair, a feather, and two bows) from the collection of Janice Stewart
Woolley are darlings that will win you compliments at any social event
or bring a smile to your face or that of your tasteful relatives
WHEREVER they are worn.
YES, the box conveys
with the collection.
Valued at
$125,
$40 minimum starting bid
Y7
ETERNALLY YOURS
YOURS WITH LOVE. FOREVER.
This basket full of romance includes 2 handpainted
wineglasses. A
picture frame for the selfie you’ll surely be taking.
And an Eternity Ring: Two rows of sparkling clear cubic
zirconias nestle a center row of sterling silver beads in this truly
striking Forever ring from the PANDORA Autumn 2015 collection. Size 8
and 1/2 or 8 and ¾. New in original box labeled Jared The Galleria of
Jewelry. From Vikki
Ravinskas, Shannon Reber, and Lynn Norris.
Valued at
$150,
$40 minimum starting bid
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MEMBERS BAKE SALE
MB1
LYNN’S APRICOT BRANDY AND AMARETTO POUND CAKE #1 of 3
No calories. No guilt.
No cavities. Naturally!
For of course you are sacrificing your diet for a good cause.
Valued at
$50, $100 is currently
bid. Please raise this bid
by at least $5
MB2
LYNN’S APRICOT BRANDY AND AMARETTO POUND CAKE #2 of 3
It is your charitable duty to purchase and consume this fiendishly
delicious confection, to which dozens of hapless Foundation members have
become hopeless addicted over the years.
Valued at
$50,
$45 minimum starting bid
MB3
GOOD
GOLLY, NOT ANOTHER 1!
#3 OF 3
This is the third pound cake.
Our fervent apologies: Lynn only knows how to make one kind of
cake and this is it. Marie
Antoinette said it best: “Let them eat cake!”
Valued at
$50,
$45 minimum starting bid
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VENDORS’ OFFERINGS
V1
ALL DRESSED UP
Collection
of Christopher and Banks silvertone bangle bracelets, plus the chic
evening bag and gauzy wrap from the Women of Good Shepherd Community
Projects Group will add a unique touch to your elegant outing.
Valued at
$40,
$20 is the current bid.
Please raise this by at least $5
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