NEW ITEMS ADDED TODAY

Bid Catalog – As of 7 a.m., May 1. Next update ~8 a.m. May 2.

NEW ITEMS ADDED TODAY Welcome to the Silent Auction Catalog. Please familiarize yourself with the bidding rules below as this will help you win!

Electronic bidding on items in the catalog starts noon Saturday, April 28 and continue until noon on Saturday, May 5. Bids timestamped later will

not be considered. Items will then be available for bids in person at the Luncheon Event celebrating Mary Lou Williamson’s service as editor of the

News Review. The Luncheon is at the Marriott on Ivy Lane from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 6; tickets must be purchased in advance from a link on

our website, https://greenbeltarchive.org and only ticketed attendees may bid in person. In-person bidding is from 12:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m.

NOTE: Check with your tax person for questions of tax deductibility.

Reserve Bids less than the reserve price are not valid. If the reserve price is not met during the auction, the

item remains unsold.

Bid Increment A valid bid must be in whole dollars and must exceed the current high bid by at least the bid

increment. For example, if the current high bid is $45 and the bid increment is $2, then a new bid

must be at least $47 to be valid. Larger increments are joyfully accepted. If there is not yet a bid

recorded, the reserve price may be bid. For example, if the reserve is $50 and no bid is yet

recorded, a valid bid must be at least $50.

Identification of Bidders The bidder ID is formed from the first two letters of the last name and the first two of the first

name. Fred Bloggs would be BLFR. If there is also (for heaven’s sake) a Francis Blandford

(BLFR2), we will add a suffix and inform both BLFRs. You find out if you are the new high

bidder by checking the updated catalog to see if your code is there – we will not notify you

directly. The high bid at close of electronic bidding is the starting bid for in-person bidding

Bidding Once bidding begins, this catalog will update to show the current high bids as of the most recent 7

a.m. To bid, email your name, the item number, the amount of the bid and your phone number to

[email protected] (you can also use the contact form on the website). Bids received

by 7 a.m. will be included in the next catalog update at ~8 a.m. You may bid on more than one

item per email. And we hope you do! See the box at right for examples of how bidding works.

Dear Greenbelt Archive Project.

My name is Inigo Montoya. My phone

number is 301-474-1234.

I wish to bid on:

Item 2 $27

Item 25 $40

Item 32 $750

Item 38 $15

Thanks a bunch!

IM.

Mr. Montoya’s bid id is MOIN.

• Item 2: Bid exceeded the ‘buy now’

price so he wins it outright

• Item 25: Bid of $40 on the art tour was

highest so far, so his bid ID is there.

• Item 32: Bid of $750 was NOT the

highest so his Bid-ID isn’t on Item 32.

• Item 38: Bid below reserve – invalid bid.

If you have questions on the bidding

mechanics, please call 301 655 7008.

https://greenbeltarchive.org/

mailto:[email protected]


The highest valid bid received by 7 a.m. will become the new high bid in the updated catalog. In the event of a tie, the earliest of the tied bids will be

the high bid. The updated catalog should be online at ~8 a.m. and will be date-stamped here.

Buy Now If a bid equals or is in excess of the ‘Buy Now’ price, bidding ends on that item and the catalog will indicate that bids are closed. If multiple bidders

meet the Buy Now criteria at a 7 a.m. reconciliation time, the winner is the highest such bid. If there is a tie, the earliest (by email timestamp) wins.

Paying for Items If you win an item, either online or during the luncheon, we request you pay for it at the luncheon and take it with you if it is portable. If you bid

online and win but are NOT at the luncheon, we will contact you by the end of the day Monday, May 7 by email to arrange for payment. In all cases,

the acceptable method of payment is by check. For service or food items, your receipt will include contact information for the donor so you can

arrange for the item and discuss timing.

Sales Tax Due to the State of Maryland’s rules on and the newness of our organization, sales tax is payable on these items. The bid price will be inclusive of

sales tax – in other words if you bid $250, that’s what you will pay and we will back the tax out of that. It takes four months to get the Maryland

certification that would have prevented the payment of sales tax and we’ve only been around a few weeks.

The Small Print *The silent auction is sponsored by the Greenbelt Archive Project and not the Greenbelt News Review. The organizers reserve the right to remove any item from the catalog at

any time and bids on any such items then become void. Consult your tax advisor concerning charitable deductibility.

Once paid for, items that require an arrangement with the provider of the item, for example a garden party or loaf of bread, are the responsibility of the purchaser to arrange at the

mutual convenience of buyer and seller. Contact information will be provided. In the event that any sales tax is due, it will be deemed to have been included in the bid price.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

1 25 200 75

Sketches for one of the vibrant paintings that hung in Greenbelter Sally Davies

Torpedo Gallery show. This collage of pencil drawings with the poster of the painting

they became are a fascinating insight into Sally’s vision and skills and reminiscent of similar groups in the Musée D’Orsay, Paris – need we say more? (Photo taken during matting: shows items to be included, not

final framed product ~30w x 24h)

2 20 MECA 2 25 15 Delightful batch of home-baked bread, fresh from the oven and baked by Vera

Reed. (Representative photo)

3-A

Brown, lidded casserole donated (but not made by) Judy Goldberg-Strassler. It’s just

the right color to contrast with golden corn or saffron rice. About 4” highto the top of

the handle and 7.5” diameter.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

3-B 2 12 5 Trivet, about 4 inches square by Lola

Skolnik. Perfect for that hot and tasty side dish!

3-C 2 12 5 A second same-sized trivet – don’t separate

these siblings! Also by Lola Skonik.

3-D 65 COCY 5 60 35

THIS ITEM IS SOLD

This approximately 9” diameter open bowl is about 3” high – and no photo can do it

justice because the decorative edge is loaded with texture and the glaze is so rich.

It’s the work of and donated by Christine Coyle of Cellar Door Pottery.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

3-E 65 MECA 5 90 60

This bowl checks in at 11” in diameter and 3” high. It has rich glaze and strongly

textured rim. Functional and beautiful – perfect! Also the workmanship of Christine

Coyle.

3-F 5 35 15

A hand-built vase by Lola Skolnik has just that touch of whimsy to lift spring flowers

to a new level – it is 8.5” tall. Make it yours!

3-G 5 40 20

This lidded casserole has an unusual angled shape. At about 8” across the top and 6.5”

to the top of its curly handle, it will add class to the humblest of green beans.

Crafted for your table by Carolyn Neuendorffer.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

3-H 5 30 15

A small but deep open bowl, this sleek Greenbelt Green item cries out for pot-pourri. It’s 8” wide at the top and about 3.5” high. Many thanks to potter Vejune

Suotelis

3-J 5 50 25

If the word charming needed a definition, here it is. Tiny but entrancingly detailed,

this colorful little hand-built basket is Thumbelina’s dream home. A petite 4” by 3.5” and rising to 3.5” in the handle, it’s a

perfect little treasure. Thanks to Jan Morrow for such a treat.

3-K 2 25 10

Austerely geometrical and quietly rich in its light olive-toned color, Gina Mai Denn has

produced a classic small bowl. It’s about 3” tall and 4” wide with a classy hexagonal

body and circular opening.

3-L 5 90 50

Christine Coyle has brought off another winner with this 9.5” tall vase. The darker-

toned band is richly textured and the neutral body gives first feature to the

flowers but complements them perfectly. This piece matches the glazes and design of

item 3-M


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

3-M

An open bowl that begs to be filled, this richly patterned and textured piece would be the perfect holder for strawberries or

just empty for its own beauty. It’s about 8” across and 3.5” high – lovely proportions. Thanks again Christine Coyle. The glazes

and patterns match the vase, Item 3-L

4-a 5 100 40

A $100 coupon towards any service provided by Freedom Realty, including

settlement costs. Freedom Realty, as part of its commitment to community, is also

sponsor of the Freedom Realty Foundation which offers educational grants.

4-b 2 30 10 Treats and some Maryland red wine in a charming holder from Freedom Realty.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

5 60 HIPE 5 60 25

THIS ITEM IS SOLD 1-hour garden consultation from local

master gardener, Susan Harris. Turn your garden into a show piece with great advice

and local know-how.

5-A 35 MECA 5 60 25

After the first consult sold so fast, Master Gardener Susan Harris generously donated a second 1-hour garden consultation. Turn your garden into a show piece with great

advice and local know-how.

6 25 900 350

One Fall 2018 or Spring 2019 week (7-nights) in a beautifully renovated 2-

bedroom, Victorian cottage in Lubec, ME a few minutes from Campobello Island and

the Roosevelt Summer Cottage. Includes all taxes, fees and cleaning but the Meetres

already ate the muffins. Can be viewed at AirBNB # 18923745 - Sparkling Lubec

Cottage. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/18923745

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/18923745


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

7 15 MECA 2 25 10

Arguably the best home-made apple pie in town, warm and fragrant and baked by arrangement for your occasion by Lisa

Zammuto. Could we say yummmm?

8 50 MECA 5 100 25

A Loyola of Baltimore Art History Professor offers a two-hour personalized tour of a favorite local (DC or Baltimore) gallery.

Perhaps you’ll pick the National Gallery of Art, where you can meet the piercing gaze

of Mr. Van Gogh. Work out your theme and date with donor Dr. Letty Bonnell.

9 20 COCY 2 25 10

Latest edition of the new beautifully

illustrated book on the New Deal towns.

The author, Jason Reblondo, recently gave a

talk for the Museum and his book has sold

like hotcakes at the museum store. Every

Greenbelt bookshelf should have one. We

thank Museum Volunteer Pam Gregory for

helping this happen.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

10 30 MECA 5 40 15

A thematic layer cake or 24 individually decorated cupcakes for a sweet treat for your birthday, event or just because you like cake. Lisa Psaromatis makes them from scratch in the flavor you like and

decorated to match your theme. Anchors Away!

11 5 50 20

Use of 10 plastic tube blowpipes with purely decorative lasers (no kidding) and a

plentiful supply of miniature marshmallows for 10 kids (or immature adults) to have a sweet, soft blast. Best for EXTERIOR use

only. Donor Jenny Meetre suggests checking the shoes of incoming

combatants.

12-a 10 LESY 2 20 5

DVD of the updated version of Greenbelt's own GNR documentary, Defending Utopia,

the Greenbelt News Review at 80. Have your very own copy of the movie that took Greenbelt by storm. Donated by Frank and

Susan Gervasi and signed by the film-maker. 12 copies available

12-b 10 LESY 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

12-c 10 MECA 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

12-d 20 COCY 2 20 5 THIS ITEM SOLD - DVD of Defending Utopia

12-e 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

12-f 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

12-g 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

12-h 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

12-i 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

12-j 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

12-k 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia.

12-l 2 20 5 DVD of Defending Utopia

13 5 100 40

One-year family membership to the Old Greenbelt Theatre giving discounts to

movies shown there and other benefits. Plus, two tickets for the first big night out.

Courtesy of our fave local date night destination, the Old Greenbelt Theatre


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

14-A 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat

Two seats at high tea in the garden on Sunday, June 10 at 3 p.m. Prepared by

Sandy Lange, tea features delectable finger sandwiches, pastries and a variety of special black and green teas expertly

brewed. For eight to ten of your select friends. The garden Tropical garden with

pond, lilies, koi and waterfalls. Each bid item represents ONE seat. If you want multiples, your best bet is to do the Buy Now option on as many items as you

need seats.

14-B 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat

Two seats at high tea on Sunday, June 10 at 3 p.m. with Sandy Lange

14-C 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat


14-D 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat


14-E 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat


14-F 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat


14-G 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat



Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

14-H 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat


14-J 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat


14-K 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat


15 5 75 25

Potpourri of gifts from the Greenbelt museum shop, packaged in a nifty canvas

storage container and donated by the Museum. This item includes museum

membership and is reminiscent of Greenbelt's past and present with games, a mug, cards, notebook, keychain, a book on

Eleanor, and Franklin and Eleanor fans.

16 5 70 25

Meal for two delivered to your home by arrangement, freshly made to a pre-

arranged menu by Greenbelt’s own Chef Lou. Choices include beef, chicken, seafood

and vegetarian.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

17 5 200 50

Three hours of DJ service for your party or event, indoors or out, by arrangement. DJ

Malin Kennedy provides music tuned to your choice from easy listening to climb the

walls crazy. You supply the cars…

18-A 2 25 for 1

seat

15 for 1 seat

Tea Party #1 on June XXX. Star of the show Mary Lou Williamson offers a garden party in one of Greenbelts most beautiful

lakeside gardens. Each bid item is ONE seat at ONE tea party. To increase your chances

of getting the number of seats you want, offer MORE than the ‘Buy Now’ price on all

of them. (Representative photo)

18-B 2 15 p/s 10 p/s

Tea Party #1 on June XXX. One Seat

18-C 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


18-D 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


18-E 2 15 p/s 10 p/s



Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

18-F 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


18-G 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


18-H 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


18-J 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


18-K 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-A 2 15 for one seat

10 for one seat

Tea Party #2 on June XXX. Enjoy the pick of Greenbelt’s tea party gardens and its

screened lakeside porch, ministered to by Mary Lou Williamson. To increase your

chances of getting the number of seats you want, offer MORE than the ‘Buy Now’ price

on all of them. (Representative photo)

19-B 2 15 p/s 10 p/s

Tea Party #2 on June XXX – One seat

19-C 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-D 2 15 p/s 10 p/s



Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

19-E 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-F 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-G 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-H 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-J 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-K 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


19-L 2 15 p/s 10 p/s


20 30 MECA 5 50 20

$50 Co-op gift token towards anything from the store. With a wide variety of fresh

vegetables and baked goods, the coop and the News Review have grown up together to serve the city. If the coop doesn’t have

it, you don’t need to eat it!


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

21 5 50 25

2 x $25 Generous Joe’s certificates. Can be used for any Generous Joe's menu items,

eat in or carry out – subs stuffed with your favorites.

22 5 100 25

Certificate for 5 entrees and 5 desserts. Can be used towards any eat-in or carry-out meals courtesy of the Silver Diner in

Greenbelt.

23 5 75 25

$75 gift certificate towards services at Maria's Beauty Shop. Create a new you

and help the paper at the same time. Many thanks, Maria.

24 30 LESY 5 90 30

Three mission style oak dining room chairs

with red vinyl (not original) covers. Sold as

group of three.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

25 2 25 15 Crystal candlesticks in a lotus design.

Never used. Lighten up, people!

26 5 100 25

Folk art wood sculpture by Bruce Chapin bought at Smithsonian Crafts Fair. This

whimsical carved wood folk art figure has inspirational daily notes in the cup at the

top Approximately 20” tall.

The artist says of himself that, “he was rejected from kindergarten for failing the

"Philosophy of Life" portion of the entrance exam.” 2

27 2 60 20

Star-shaped Lenox Christmas plate (never

used) in original presentation box. This

cheeky cardinal is just the guy to supervise

your Christmas candy. Plate is about 7”

across at the widest point.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

28 2 40 20

A medium-sized glass lumiere, tessellated

with gold and silver glass, holds a candle in

its center to create a warm light in a dark

corner.

29 30 MECA 2 40 10

4x$10 gift coupons. Can be used for any menu items, eat in or carry out at the Three

Brothers restaurant in Beltway Plaza. Delicious Italian specialties. Thanks guys!

30 100 HABE 5 100 40

THIS ITEM IS SOLD Gwen Vaccaro of Pleasant Touch in Old Greenbelt offers us a Classic European

Facial with Eminence Organic Products for deeply cleaned, soft, smooth skin. Relax

and be cared for. You deserve it!

31 5 100 40

Pretty green-themed geometric quilt, suitable for a wall hanging and hand made

by local quilting aficionado Pat Scully. Approximate size 40” square.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

32 25 1750 500

Large and vibrant hand-made quilt suitable for king-sized bed. Hand-pieced by expert local quilter, Pat Scully. This ample quilt

will keep you toasty all winter long and look like a million bucks at the same time. This unique design has its quilt squares on the

diagonal so the trees grow towards the headboard (where else?). All cotton,

machine washable (if your machine can handle big items!)

33A 40 MECA 5 75 25

Explore Greenbelt's forest trails, learning the songs of nesting birds during this walk with local ornithologist and News Review Secretary, Deanna Dawson. There’s more

in them thar woods than you think.

33B 5 75 25 A second walk is also available. Thanks

Deanna!


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

34 400 MECA 25 1,000 350

Framed painting by Dorothy Sucher originally purchased at the New Deal from Dorothy's show there back in the day. This signed watercolor (~20w x 30”h), is a light-filled sylvan scene, perhaps from the path

around the lake. The play of light and shade and the illumination of the sunshine

in the trees is a revelation of the artistic talent of one of Greenbelt's most

significant women. Generously given by Maria, of Maria’s beauty salon, because,

‘Dorothy would have wished it’.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

35 20 COCY 2 20 10

THIS ITEM IS SOLD

Invite family or friends over to share a

selection of six assorted desserts from Chef

Lou. Sweet Treat!

36 5 75 25

New Deal Café offers a $75 gift certificate to the café. Enjoy the music and that

classic Greenbelt ambience – if that’s the

right word for it 😉.

37 5 60 20

An original Steve Skolnik framed photograph of the Community Center

facade (11" x 14"). Detail from this sequence of photos was used to create the advertising materials and brochure for the

Defending Utopia movie.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

38 80 NADE 5 70 25

THIS ITEM IS SOLD

Large framed photograph of Greenbelt Lake

with tree and shadow (about 30" x 40") by

Steve Skolnik. Not everybody owns a

Steve original – join the select ranks.

41-A 2 35 for one seat

20 for one seat

Dinner with Leta & Darrell Mach for up to four people. Entree, wine and

dessert. Leta suggests her top-rated penne pasta with sausage, mushrooms and Syrah. To increase your chances of getting all the seats you want, bid more than the Buy Now price on all the seats you need.

41-B 2 35 p/s 20 p/s

One seat at dinner with Leta and Darrell

41-C 2 35 p/s 20 p/s


41-D 2 35 p/s 20 p/s



Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

42 65 NADE 5 60 25

THIS ITEM IS SOLD One-hour Shiatsu massage generously donated by Leeann Irwin of ShiatsuNow. Relax and let Leeann work her magi

43 5 50 25

Photographer Melvin Black has had recent

exhibits at the National Wildlife Visitor's

Center in Laurel as well as the New Deal

Café and has donated this stunning photo.

44 100 MECA 10 150 75

Have a Hootenanny! Imagine how fun it

would be to have Transatlantic Crossing

play for an hour at a venue of your choice,

in Greenbelt or within 3 miles thereof.

Transatlantic Crossing is the family band of

News Review Staffer Anne Gardner and her

husband Jon. They specialize in fiddle

tunes from both sides of the Atlantic,

including toe-tapping jigs and reels. Anne

plays fiddle, Jon plays guitar, and often they

are joined by son David on piano, accordion

and flute, and daughters Elizabeth and

Rebecca on fiddle and electric bass. The

group frequently plays at Greenbelt contra

dancing evenings and is a favorite at the

Farmers Market. Composition of the group

may vary according to availability of kids

(you know how THAT goes).


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

45 25 200 100

Rise to your potential after a full body acupuncture treatment following an evaluation and physical examination. The session takes 1 1/2 hours and is by arrangement with donor Ellie Isaac, M.Ac., L.AC., ADS. Ellie is a licensed Acupuncturist who received her Masters Degree from Tai SOPHIA. In addition to her private practice, she designs retreats and writes.

Image coming soon

46 5 30 15

Maine crabapple tree retains its last fruits as winter begins. Original photograph in quality frame evokes the coming of winter to the North East. Thanks Diana Weatherby who grew up in Washington County, Maine.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

47 5 45 20

Here kitty,kitty. This cat stands about 24” high and is made of wood. Though not attributed, donor Diana Weatherby thinks it is likely of Thai origin.

48 5 45 20 This print is by famed folk artist Warren Kimble. It’s in perfect shape and unframed. Thanks Diana.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

49 2 30 15

A set of four fall-themed plates passed down to Diana Weatherby. They are in great shape and a cute little acorn jam pot comes along for the ride.

50 2 20 10

Poster, unframed from the Appalachian Trail Conference. Waiting for your wall, this 18x24 inch poster is in pristine conditions. Thanks to Diana Weatherby.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

51 2 15 5

Diana Weatherby’s commitment to the environment runs to this oversize poster celebrates bio diversity and is mounted on card with a plastic edging. At 36x24 it would light up a nook. Thanks!

52 2 25 10

On the Prowl, this gift from Diana Weatherby highlights the plight of the predators of the tropics. The poster is 18x24 plus the frame and was published by Rare Animals Releive Effort in 1981.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

53 2 20 10

Though optically distorted by its plastic packagine in this photo, this issue of the Baltimore Sun is from the first day of this millenium and is in much better shape than the News Review’s holdings from that time. Diana Weatherby has kept it for you!

54 5 40 20

This perky miss is also a treasure from Diana Weatherby’s attic. We’re not sure of its age but it’s in good shape and a lot of fun. If it’s really it’s age, it is from the 1950s. It’s a small tray, about 15x 12


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

55 5 40 15 This chap won’t wake you up mornings but does bring a sense of country home. Diana Weatherby’s attic triumphs gain.

56 2 20 10

Diana Weatherby has something for the Dems. These are commemorative photos, a set of three, from the 2002 Democratic convention.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

57 2 20 10 Thanks to Diana for this fruitbowl. Looks so fresh!

58 5 50 25

Diana Weatherby attended the dedication of the Bill Clinton museum and got this ornament there. It is a glass replica of the museum in a presentation box with a card from the event.


Item #

HIGH BID

Bidder ID

Incre-ment

Buy Now

Res-erve

Description

59 5 40 20

Thanks to News Review staffer JoEllen Sarff for theses delightful Connemara stone earings. Direct from the old country, they would add a graceful touch to that evening dress.

60 5 50 25

These railroad lanterns are from the old Canadian railway. One is red and one is green so perhaps you can use them to signal your state of mind at the office. In any case, Diana Weatherby’s attic produced these heirlooms because, growing up in northern Maine, the Canadian railways were close by.

Documents

NEW ITEMS ADDED TODAY