St. Philip’s Episcopal Church · The Silent Auction The silent auction begins at 6:30 p.m. Table closings will be staggered and preceded by warning announcements (at 5 to 10 minutes

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church

! Live and Silent Auction

Supporting the J2A Pilgrimage to Scotland

St. Philip’s Episcopal Church 403 East Main Street

Durham, NC

Saturday, February 9th, 2019 6:30 p.m.

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General Terms 2

The Silent Auction 2

The Live Auction 3

Check-out 3

Menu 4

Our Pilgrims 5

Meet our J2A leaders! 10

Live Auction Items 12

Pilgrim Contributions 15

Vacation Trips and Getaways 17

Parties, Picnics and Outings 18

That’s Entertainment 21

At Your Service 23

Great Eats and Drinks 26

Treasures and Collectibles 28

Arts and Crafts 33

Personally Yours 36

Treasures and Collectibles 43

Hearth, Home and Holiday 47

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General Terms

You must have a ticket and a bid number (issued to you at registration) in order to bid in the silent and/or live auction. You are financially responsible for all items purchased with the number, so please ONLY use the number assigned to you.

We accept cash, check, VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover; payment in full for auction items at the end of the evening is mandatory. Items will be released to the winning bidder upon presentation of your cashier’s receipt marked paid to the workers at the Silent Auction tables. Unless otherwise stated, clipboards, stands and other demonstration items are not included in the auctioned item.

Except as noted, items must be removed from St. Philip’s by the successful bidder by the end of the evening.

Items are subject to the terms and conditions stipulated by the donors. All services and certificates must be used within the time limits stated or within one year of tonight’s auction (by February 9, 2020). We assume that the donor and buyer will work out a mutually agreeable date. Please contact the donor within four weeks to make arrangements. Please do not request extensions for trips.

Values set forth in this catalog, its Errata/Addenda, and any other auction materials are estimates only and are neither warranted for tax purposes nor for general value.

Best efforts were made to make the entries in this catalog clear and correct. However, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church does not guarantee either the correctness of these descriptions or the authenticity of the items. All items are “as is” with no warranties, express or implied.

All sales are as is and final, with no exchanges or refunds.

The Silent Auction

The silent auction begins at 6:30 p.m. Table closings will be staggered and preceded by warning announcements (at 5 to 10 minutes before closing and again at the time the table closes). All tables will have closed before the live auction ends.

All items in the Silent Auction will have bid sheets attached or affixed nearby. The bidder’s number and bid amount must be written legibly on the uppermost line available.

The initial bid for each item must be at least the minimum bid amount indicated; each incremental bid must increase by at least the amount stated on the bid sheet.

Your bidder number written on bid sheet constitutes legal offer to buy. At the time the bidding on an �2

item is closed, an auction official will circle the winning bid, constituting legal acceptance of the offer to buy at the winning bid.

The winning bid information will be available at the cashier’s table where payment must be made at the end of the auction.

The Live Auction

The live auction will begin at approximately 8:30 p.m.

Each bidder in the live auction must have a ticket and a bid number. If you are sharing a bid number with another person or persons, only one of you at a time may bid in the live auction. Please bid by holding your bid card above your head. Submitting a bid constitutes a legal offer to buy.

The auctioneer will acknowledge winning bids. The acknowledgement of a winning bid constitutes legal acceptance of the offer to buy at the amount of the winning bid.

Check-out

We are making every effort to make check-out accurate and efficient. We respectfully request that you pay for your items before picking them up.

Thank you for supporting the St. Philip’s J2A Pilgrims. We hope you have a fun evening!

If you are unable to attend the auction or prefer to make a donation directly, please send your donation to St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, 403 East Main Street, Durham, NC 27701. Attn: Janice Glasser with “J2A Auction Donation” in the memo line.

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Menu

! Apple with cheddar and chutney ! Baguette and cucumber with salmon, dill and capers ! Brussels Sprouts with aioli ! Meat hand pies ! Sausage with mustard sauce ! Veggie hand pies ! Short bread

Open bar!

! Beer ! Wine ! Non-Alcoholic Punch ! Bubbly Water

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Our Pilgrims Grade and school: 10th Grade, Riverside High School

Family: Sophia, my younger sister; Dale, my dad; and Carole, my

mother

Time attending St. Philip’s: Approximately 15 years

Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: In my free time I like to

take photos with my camera. I also enjoy ski trips with the Boy Scout

Troop I am a member of.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the

pilgrimage to Scotland: See and learn about the culture and

history of Scotland, and take photos of what I see when I am there so

I can share them with my other friends and family.

Grade and school: 10th Grade, Durham School of the Arts

Family: Siblings: Jane and Alexander (Charles), Parents: Sara and Sasha

Time attending St. Philip’s: 10 years

Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I have been an acolyte at St. Philip’s, and outside of church I am a member of my school's literary magazine Portraits in Ink and play cello in the Duke String School.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I am hoping to eat some interesting food, visit historic and religious sites, and make more memories with my fellow J2Aers.

Isaac Baker

Ellen Berghausen

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Grade and school: 9th grade, Durham School of the Arts

Family: Mom, dad, sister (6 years old), and our golden retriever, Holland.

Time attending St. Philip’s: Less than 2 years

Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I love traveling, sailing, playing tennis, and fine arts, including sketching animations, painting on mixed media, and fashion design. I have played cello for six years and am active in my school orchestra and Duke Strings School. I volunteer for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Attending 9 am service and bonding with friends in J2A are my favorite activities at St. Philip’s. What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: Experiencing a new culture and being more active in the St. Philip’s community through this experience.

Grade and school: 9th grade, Riverside High School

Family: Mom, Leigh; dad, Peter; and sister, Emerson Time attending St. Philip’s: 14 years Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I play the violin and am on the robotics team at my school. What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I am just very excited to spend time with my friends and the leaders!

Ava Downs

Eva Egeghy

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Grade and school: 9th grade, Durham Academy

Family: Mom, dad, and two brothers


Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I love to volunteer at Urban Ministries. I am part of a Young Life group with my school. I run cross country, play ultimate Frisbee, and run track (sprinting and pole vaulting). I am part of the SHE club at my school which empowers women. I also play the ukulele and trumpet as part of my school's pep band and during some church services.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I am hoping to grow closer to God with the help of the J2A group and our leaders. I am also hoping to see some old churches and learn about the history. Also maybe even seeing the Loch Ness Monster.


Family: Mom, Donna; Dad, Jeff; and brother, Brennan Time attending St. Philip’s: 16 years Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I play soccer for both club and school and I am also a boy scout. What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I’m excited to see landmarks and holy sites as well as another culture that we can learn about through our pilgrimage.

Collin Pitts

Julianna Hallyburton

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Family: Mom, Erin; dad, Ken; sister, Tate; and dog, Junie B. Time attending St. Philip’s: 10 years Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: Boy Scouts (working toward Eagle), cross country, track and field, and guitar What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I want to have a fun time, and get to know everyone better. And to look for Nessie.

Grade and school: 9th grade, Saint Mary's School (boarder)

Family: Mom, Connie; dad, Truman; brother, Tucker (Level 3 atrium); sister, Wilder (YAC)


Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: At Saint Philip's, I cantor services occasionally, and attend as many youth group meetings as I can while being away from home. My hobbies include a big passion for singing, as well as acting, baking, and being in the outdoors.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I am looking forward to taking our trip without our families. Of course I love them, but I think that the experience will make me grow in my independence.

Annabel Semans

Winston Gasch

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Grade and school: 9th grade, Durham School of the Arts

Family: Rebecca Slaughter (mom), Andy Slaughter (dad), and Bram Slaughter (brother).


Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I was in Cross-Country at my school this past fall, and I am now in garden club. I help my mom with her preschool when I’m not in school and often babysit kids in my community. I participate in a lot of the Fun is Faithful events, and regularly volunteer at Urban Ministries.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I am hoping to see a bit of the Scottish countryside and highland, as well as explore the old Abbeys and monasteries. I am especially excited to go to Lindesfarne.

Grade and school: 9th grade, Orange High School

Family: My mom, Marty, my dad, Bill, and my sister, Harper (and you can’t forget about my 2 dogs, Sparky and Dory)


Activities at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: At St. Philip's I am a part of J2A, and I will often participate in the monthly food volunteer shifts at urban ministries. Outside of the church, I am on the robotics team, in the marching band, and a part of a volunteer club named Snail Club. I also am a Boy Scout working toward Eagle.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: I hope to spend more time with the group, as well as to see the culture in Scotland. I also really enjoy being outside so I hope that we will be able to see some of the natural beauty in Scotland as well.

Nora Slaughter

Isaac Trost

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Meet our J2A leaders!

Family: Wife, Heather, hound mix Banjo, and Siamese cat Mabel

Time attending St. Philip’s: Around 11 years

Activities you are involved in at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: At St. Philip’s I have been involved in the Strings Attached UMD benefit concerts, Circles of Support, and as a Rite 13 co-leader. I work for Downtown Durham, Inc. and in my free time I enjoy spending time with friends and family, hiking, backpacking, camping, spending time along the Eno, fishing, reading, and planning my next adventure in southern Utah’s red rock canyon country.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: Exploring the abbeys and market towns along Hadrian’s Wall and learning more about St. Cuthbert as we meander along St. Cuthbert’s Way. I'm also excited about our hike across the tidal flats to Lindisfarne, The Holy Island, and can't wait to see the puffins!

Melissa Muir

Family: Husband, Justin and our dog Kate. We have two adult daughters, one son-in-law, and one granddaughter

Time attending St. Philip’s: 13 or 14 years

Activities you are involved in at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I work for a nonprofit called the Center for Responsible Lending. I'm a runner. I enjoy making art and reading. And I love watching Carolina basketball.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: Experience the beauty and spiritual sites of an amazing country with a great group. Countryside, cities, churches, castles. I’m excited to see all of it with these pilgrims and my fellow leaders.

Aimee Meddock

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Family: I’m a solo act

Time attending St. Philip’s: A little over 7 years

Activities you are involved in at St. Philip’s and elsewhere: I work as Director of Communications at Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Raleigh. At St. Philip’s: liturgical server, leader of the LGBTQ ministry, Christmas Pageant coordinator, vestry, and communications committee. At the diocesan level: Chartered Committee for Youth, Advisory Board of the Episcopal Center at Duke, and as a St. Philip’s delegate to Diocesan Convention. I was one of the founding board members of the LGBTQ Center of Durham.

What I’m hoping to see, do, or experience on the pilgrimage to Scotland: Introducing our pilgrims to the beauty of Celtic Christian spirituality, hopefully with stops along the Way of St. Andrew, at Iona, Edinburgh and St. Andrew’s; to Aberdeen to see where the first Episcopal bishop for the U.S. was consecrated; and would any journey to Scotland be complete without a stop by Loch Ness?

Kirk Royal

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Live Auction Items

LIVE Dinner for 10 in Raleigh's Historic Oakwood

Join us in Raleigh's Historic Oakwood in Chapman and Carter's 1875 Second Empire home for a four course dinner with wine pairing for 10 people. Date to be determined with winner.

Thanks: Chapman Willans and Carter Skinner Value: $500.00

LIVE Saturday Yard Blitz

The winning bidder will receive four hours of labor by 5-8 folks from Beer and Bull. We'll bring our brawn, brains, and tools to do anything you need in the yard: mulching, weeding, aerat ing and 12seeding the lawn, pruning, building a fence, cleaning brush out, etc. We even have a truck to haul some of it away to the dump! Just please no poison ivy or barn removal!

Thanks: Beer & Bull Group of St. Philip's Value: $360.00

LIVE New Orleans Dinner for 10 in your home, prepared by Allen Murray

Cajun Dinner for 10 in your home. A dinner party with no work! Allen will prepare dinner in your home and leave you with a sparkling kitchen at the end of the evening. You can eat, drink, and be merry with your guests with none of the usual work. The menu includes salad, French bread, chicken-sausage-shrimp gumbo, bread pudding with bourbon sauce, and Abita beer (brewed in New Orleans, of course). A popular auction item! Winning bidder arranges mutually agreeable date with Allen.

Thanks: Allen Murray Value: $360.00

LIVE Evening of Adventure at Bull City Escape

Our four J2A Leaders, with Melissa, Kirk, Aimee & Parker, have shepherded our pilgrims through the streets of DC and years of Christian formation, and now you’re entrusting them with shepherding those pilgrims through a foreign land. Here’s YOUR chance to put their shepherding skills to the test! Our winning bidder and 3 guests will join Melissa, Kirk, Aimee and Parker on an escape room adventure at Bull City Escape. Will our hastily assembled team of escape artists beat the clock and make it out in time for some serious bragging rights? The only way to find out is start your bid HIGH so YOU can be the one to see for yourself!

Thanks: J2A Leaders Value: Priceless

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LIVE One pair of Duke Basketball tickets to Duke vs. NC State

Don't pass up the opportunity to watch this long standing rivalry playout in Cameron Indoor Stadium on Saturday, February 15 (game time TBD). Tickets are in the highly coveted section 15 across from the Duke bench and are currently available through secondary ticket outlets for $1400 each.

Thanks: Elizabeth and Mike Schoenfeld Value: $2800.00

LIVE Up Close and Personal Aviation Experience

Your budding aviators can walk right up to a small plane, touch the wings and propeller, and then sit in the pilot’s seat to earn their wings. Depending on age and comfort level, your pilot-in-training may be able to taxi around the airport or even take a short flight over Kerr Lake. Are you a parent who’s always wanted to fly? This could be your chance to experience the wonder of flight while sitting at the controls. This experience is at the Oxford-Henderson airport, just off I-85 near Oxford, NC.

Thanks: Bob Walker Value: Priceless

LIVE Dinner for 8 in your Home by the Clergy and Staff of St. Philip's

Yum and Fun! Enjoy a delightful dinner prepared by your own clergy and staff of St. Philip's. Explore the hidden culinary talents of Jonah, Sally, and company. Due to schedules, the dinner can be scheduled between September 1 and November 15, 2019.

Thanks: Clergy and Staff of St Philip's Value: Priceless

LIVE Dinner for 8 in your Home by the Clergy and Staff of St. Philip's

Yum and Fun! Enjoy a delightful dinner prepared by your own clergy and staff of St. Philip's. Explore the hidden culinary talents of Jonah, Sally, and company. Due to schedules, the dinner can be scheduled between September 1 and November 15, 2019.

Thanks: Clergy and Staff of St Philip's Value: Priceless

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LIVE Long Weekend in the VA Mountains

4 days at Hobby Horse Farm in Hot Springs, VA. 800+ acres of highland pasture (populated by black angus) and forest land offers both solitude and adventure. Hiking available on the property and from the property into adjacent George Washington National Forest and Nature Conservancy lands. Canoeing, kayaking, fishing, mountain biking, climbing, spelunking and swimming available onsite or within easy reach. Spa days can be booked at the nearby Omni Homestead Hotel. Golfing available as well. Onsite swimming pool open during the warm season. During the winter months Snowshoe Ski Resort is an easy day trip. House has 5 bedrooms with bedspace for 10 (cots and pack-n-play also available - linens are included), 4 baths and a fully equipped kitchen. Cell service is spotty and limited wifi available onsite so unplug for awhile and enjoy this "Walden Zone" (landline, satellite TV and DVD player onsite if desired). If you must be connected to your regular routine, all major service carriers are easily picked up in town about 12 minutes down the road. No specific blackout dates for booking. Just need to coordinate with family calendar.

Thanks: Connie and Truman Semans Value: $2500.00

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Pilgrim Contributions

1 Original 2D Art Piece

An original work in acrylic on canvas entitled "Golden with a tartan scarf" by Durham School of the Arts student Ava Downs

Thanks: Ava Downs Value: Priceless

2 Handcrafted Stationary

Collection of hand-made stationary.

Thanks: Annabel Semans Value: Priceless

3 Babysitting

Up to 4 hours of babysitting with a Red Cross certified sitter.

Thanks: Collin Pitts Value: Priceless

4 Hand Knitted Scarf

Hand knitted infinity scarf.

Thanks: Eva Egeghy Value: Priceless

5 Scottish Inspired Blanket

9' x 5' handmade fleece blanket. Red, black, and white plaid on one side; solid, deep red on the other.

Thanks: Julianna Hallyburton Value: Priceless

6 Reusable Produce Bags

Set of reusable, washable sewn cloth bags for produce and bulk grocery items

Thanks: Nora Slaughter Value: Priceless

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7 Messenger Bag

Handmade cross-body/messenger bag, quilted blue-green batik with green interior, exterior pockets

Thanks: Ellen Berghausen Value: Priceless

7 Math Tutoring

2 hours of tutoring time for math up to the 7th grade.

Thanks: Isaac Trost Value: Priceless

9 Yard Work

Spruce up your yard with 3 hours of labor from Winston.

Thanks: Winston Gasch Value: Priceless

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Vacation Trips and Getaways

101 Two Nights of Upscale Urban Living in Downtown Durham

A two night stay in Amanda Smith's upscale urban oasis located in the historic Kress Building, a stunning historic Art Deco building with well-appointed modern interiors. You'll enjoy the view from her terrace of Downtown Durham and you can walk to the DPAC, Carolina Theater, the Durham Bulls Ballpark and many restaurants, as well as St. Philips!. Perfect for a weekend when family or friends come to town for football, basketball or graduation. Sleeps 2-6 adults.

Thanks: Amanda Smith Value: TBD

102 One-night stay plus breakfast at the J.B. Duke Hotel on Duke's West Campus

Take a staycation at the JB Duke Hotel and enjoy a tranquil retreat at one of Durham’s premier lodging destinations in the heart of Duke University’s West Campus. The JB Duke Hotel is a contemporary destination close to sports fields and the Al Beuhler cross country trail. Natural settings are joined by comfortable and modern furnishings. Fresh, contemporary décor and sophisticated style complemented by thoughtful amenities make for a comfortable and convenient stay. The guestrooms welcome you with warm neutral tones accented by the deep blue hues of Duke University’s palette. Each guestroom is equipped with an outstanding selection of modern amenities, and inside the spa-inspired guest bathroom you will find a delightful collection of complimentary Gilchrist & Soames London Collection soaps, lotions and shampoos. Come and experience a uniquely modern twist on Southern hospitality.

Thanks: JB Duke Hotel Value: $225.00

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Parties, Picnics and Outings

201 Wildflower Hike to Penny's Bend with Botanist Alec Motten

Join Duke botanist, spring wildflower expert and St. Philippian Alec Motten as your guide for a personalized wildflower hike to the Penny's Bend Nature Preserve along the Eno River. Discover the natural history of this unique nearby locale while enjoying a spectacular floral show and finding out about the pollination of our native spring wildflowers. The hike is a leisurely walk on a weekend afternoon for 3 or 3.5 hours along 1.5 to 2 miles of beautiful wooded trail for up to 8 participants. The precise day for the hike is negotiable, with the best time being during the peak wildflower blooming season at the end of March or beginning of April. Form a group and bid together, or bid on your own and then invite friends and family to come with you.

Thanks: Alec Motten Value: $45.00

202 Women’s Gathering

Fun filled evening hosted by Holley Broughton & Laura Branton

Thanks: Holley Broughton & Laura Branton Value: TBD per person

203 Paper Crafting and Tea with Bynum and Lori

20 women can sign up for Saturday, March 2, 2019, 10:00 a.m. until Noon Enjoy a morning of paper crafting! Supplies will be on-hand to make greeting cards, wrapping paper, gift tags, or any other paper craft you can dream up. All you need to bring is your creativity, but you are welcome to bring supplies to share. Multiple work areas for different types of projects: (1) card making - whip up some birthday cards, gift tags, or all occasion cards. Is it too early to be thinking about Christmas? (2) wrapping paper - use stamps, stickers, markers, etc. to turn plain white or brown paper into something more interesting. We will have large sheets and rolls of paper for decorating. (3) collage, mobile, or anything else you can think of! - your imagination is the limit. Maybe you need a new crown or garland for your next celebration? All this creativity making you hungry? We will have light refreshments - sweet & savory - to nurture you through! And tea! Join Us!

Thanks: Bynum Walters and Lori Woodward Value: $20.00 per person

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204 Wildflower/Nature Hike with Milo Pyne

Enjoy a two-three hour hike with ecologist Milo Pyne, President of the Eno River Association. Buyer picks the location along the Eno - Penny's Bend, Pump Station Trail, or Occoneechee Mountain. This is the perfect way to see the spring flowers or fall colors with an expert. Winner should contact Milo to arrange details - hike must take place within 18 months of purchase.

Thanks: Milo Pyne Value: $45.00

205 Behind the Scenes Tour of the Magic Wings Butterfly House

Have you ever wondered what makes the Magic Wings Butterfly house such a spectacular place to visit? Now you can find out - bid on a private behind the scenes tour for 8 people, led by Richard Stickney. Richard is the Curator of Butterflies and a long-time member of St. Philips. Richard will take you and 7 of your guests into the chrysalis room where he manages hundreds of chrysalises each week. He will led a guided tour of the Butterfly House and the adjacent insectarium. Tour date/time to be agreed upon between Richard and the winning bidder.

Thanks: Richard Stickney Value: $300.00

206 Round of Golf for 4 at Carolina National Golf Course

Heading to the coast? Enjoy a round of golf for four with cart at Carolina National--a 27-hole Fred Couples signature golf course recognized by golf digest, set along the banks of the Lockwood Folly River located in Brunswick County, between Myrtle Beach, SC and Wilmington, NC. Enjoy one of three courses--Egret, Heron, and Ibis.

Thanks: Jim Rewalt Value: $240.00

207 Sky Zone passes

Two 1 hour passes and four 30 minute passes to trampoline park near Northgate Mall.

Thanks: Sky Zone Value: $60.00

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208 REI Gift Card

$100 REI Gift Card. Good toward gear for your outdoor adventure!

Thanks: Beth and Robert Hallyburton Value: $100.00

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That’s Entertainment

301 4 Tickets to Tap Dogs

4 tickets to the fabulous Broadway show Tap Dogs at the DPAC March 19, 2019. Courtesy of www.27587magazine.com

Thanks: Philip M. Read 302 Scrap Exchange Gift Certificate

$40 Scrap Exchange gift certificate

Thanks: The Scrap Exchange Value: $40.00

303 Silverspot Gift Certificate

$100 gift certificate to Silverspot movie theater in Chapel Hill.


304 American Dance Festival (ADF) Performance

Two tickets to ADF's modern dance performance series. Winner can select their performance of choice.

Thanks: ADF Value: $60.00

305 Museum of Life and Science Package

6 guest passes, logo, string bag, and coffee mug

Thanks: Museum of Life and Science Value: $130..00

306 Regulator Book Store Gift Certificate

Peruse the new Regulator! Fiction, travel guides, kids' picture books, local authors and more

Thanks: Regulator Bookshop Value: TBD

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307 Great Courses book/CDs - How Jesus Became God

Great Courses book and 12 CDs , How Jesus Became God, by Professor Bart D. Herman of UNC, who holds an M.Div. and a Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary.

Thanks: Susie Iferd Value: $70.00

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At Your Service

401 1.5 Hour Architectural Consultation

Call in the professional!! Sasha Berghausen, AIA and Principal at BLOK Architecture, will give you a 1 1/2 hour consultation on a residential or commercial project. His work includes the building housing ADF on Broad Street, and the Phil and Nnenna Freelon residence. Check him out at http://www.blokarchitecture.com.

Thanks: Sasha Berghausen Value: $250.00

402 Personality Type Session

Personality Type Session (90 minutes) with a couple or 2 teenage or college-aged children provided by Carol Linden, Principal Consultant and MBTI Master Practitioner of Effective With People, LLC.

Thanks: Carol Linden Value: $150.00

403 Skateboard Lesson

Have you been imagining yourself as a skateboarder? Make your dream come true! Join our Rector for a skateboarding lesson at the Sk8 Park located in Downtown Durham's Central Park.An avid skateboarder for 30 years, Jonah Kendall will be your guide to learning the basics of skateboarding.

Thanks: Jonah Kendall Value: Priceless

404 Drum Lessons

Drumming lessons with the best! Seriously - Dale Baker, Grammy-nominated drummer, has donated one month of drumming lessons (4 lessons, 30 minutes each). Dale has played on Platinum and Gold selling albums and has over twenty years of experience in the music industry having played with such artists as Sixpence None the Richer, Emmylou Harris, and Stewart Copeland. Dale can work with a wide range of ages and ability. Whether you are an old pro or someone who has only dreamed of picking up the sticks, Dales provides instruction that meets you where you are. Lesson times to be mutually agreed upon. Check out www.durhamdrumlessons.com.

Thanks: Dale Baker Value: $140.00

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405 Introduction to 3D Printing

This class (at your home or location of your choice) will introduce you and a friend to the world of 3D printing. You will learn about how 3D objects are designed, how 3D printers work, and techniques necessary to generate successful 3D prints. You will gain actual hands-on experience with a 3D printer and will print your own 3D keepsakes. This class will last between two and three hours and assumes that the participants have basic computer skills

Thanks: Glenn Walters Value: $160.00

406 Bike Tour of Durham

Enjoy a two hour bicycle and/or walking tour with Andy Slaughter, experienced urban cyclist and enthusiast of all things Durham. Topics of discussion could include recent, current and future projects, some history of the city and transportation planning/issues, why the sidewalk (sometimes) ends, etc. Specific location/route to be arranged, with tour ending over a beverage of buyer's choice.

Thanks: Andy Slaughter Value: Priceless

407 Haircut and Styling

A cut and style. Located at Kem's Looking Glass Salon. A $53 retail value. Anne is very popular so plan on scheduling several weeks in advance!

Thanks: Anne Fairchild Value: $53.00

408 Spa and Wellness Gift Card

$75 Spa & Wellness gift card can be used at several places in the Triangle area including 140 Salon & Drybar on 9th Street and Durham Healing Waters SPA in south Durham. For complete list visit www.spaweek.com.

Thanks: Robert Bond Value: $75.00

409 Finding Your Roots!

Join Sue Guptill for a series of 3 meetings to get started “finding your roots”—making a plan, sources, DNA, keeping records/documentation, legalities and ethics. Each meeting is 1 1/2 hours. Limited to US family.

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Thanks: Sue Guptill Value: $90.00

410 Interior Design Services

2 hours of interior design services. Laura Ward is experienced, friendly, and professional and can help you transform your space. Erin and Ken Gasch worked with Laura on their living room and she was a terrific partner. They highly recommended her and they would use her again!

Thanks: Laura Ward Value: $220.00

411 Architectural Consultation

Jessica Braverman is a registered architect with over a decade of experience as a design professional. She is offering an architectural consultation- one and a half hours, meeting you in your home to discuss any questions or ideas you may have. Her portfolio site is www.wix.com/jessicabraverman

Thanks: Jessie Braverman Value: $100.00

412 Italian Language Lesson

3 hours of Italian Instruction for Tourists. Includes basic lessons on how to find your way around, how to order food, how to find the train station, questions you can ask about when, who, what, how, how much, why and more.

Thanks: Tom Murray Value: $100.00

413 Private Yoga Class

Tell me your goals and I will customize a yoga session tailored just for you in your home. No yoga experience necessary. Just wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to incorporate gentle movements with your breath. You will feel great, while growing stronger and more relaxed. www.catyyoga.com

Thanks: Caty Kendall Value: $50.00

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Great Eats and Drinks

501 Banana Bread

Diane Boucher's world famous banana bread! 3 separate installments of this delectable treat can be large loaf, small loaves or muffins. Format and delivery schedule will be determined by DIane and the lucky bidder!

Thanks: Diane Boucher Value: $45.00

502 Wine Authorities Wine Basket

Enjoy a fabulous selection of wines of your choice from Wine Authorities in Durham. Basket selection with descriptions.

Thanks: Bettye Penick Value: $120

503 Local 22 Gift Certificate

$40 gift Certificate to Local 22.

Thanks: Bryan Poole Value: $40.00

504 Burger Bach gift certificate

Burger Bach gift $25 certificate.

Thanks: Burger Bach Value: $25.00

505 21 mini bottles Valentine's Day gift basket

Give your favorite (adult) valentine this assorted fine liquor mini bottles.

Thanks: Leigh Egeghy Value: $80.00

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506 Farm Fresh Lamb, Pork, and Goat Meats

Local and fresh meat from Back-In-Time farm. 10 lbs. total of three meats - Lamb, Pork, and Goat.

Thanks: Dory Van Duzer Value: $60.00

507 Gift Basket

From Wine Country Gift Baskets. Filled with wine, chocolate, hummus and more!


508 Counting House Gift Certificate

$100 gift certificate to the Counting House restaurant at the 21C Museum Hotel

Thanks: Erin and Ken Gasch Value: $100.00

509 Homemade Pies

2 pies homemade from old family recipes by Patricia Henderson, grandmother of J2A pilgrim Winston Gasch. Your choice of pecan, cherry, or one of each.

Thanks: Patricia Henderson Value: $40.00

510 Derby Pies

Two of Patty's famous Derby Pies. Enjoy delicious homemade pies, perfect for your Kentucky Derby viewing party ... or tasty for any occasion.

Thanks: Patty Sprouse Value: $40.00 511 Bottle of Cava

This delicious Mas Codina Cava comes in its own handy tote bag.

Thanks: Connie Semans and RED Collective Value: $20.00

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Treasures and Collectibles

601 Diamond Ring

Diamond ring in gold setting with 5 round diamonds in graduated sizes. Made in New Orleans. Suitable for man or woman.

Thanks: Anne Pilgrim Value: $1950.00

602 Pearl Ring

Gold pearl ring with baguette diamonds.

Thanks: Kathryn Daily Value: $250.00

603 Montblanc Meisterstück Platinum-Coated Classique Rollerball Pen

Montblanc Meisterstück Platinum-Coated Classique Rollerball Pen Three platinum-coated rings with embossed Montblanc lettering and a platinum-coated clip with an individual serial number emphasize the timeless design of this luxurious rollerball. Montblanc makes refills for this pen in 6 colors. New.

Thanks: Dick & Meg McCann Value: $360.00

604 Montblanc Meisterstück Silver and Vermeil Luxury Fountain Pen

Simply Beautiful Montblanc Meisterstück Solitaire Sterling Silver Barley Fountain Pen with rhodium coated solid 18K gold nib. Pen works with an ink cartridge that Montblac makes in 10 colors. Comes with polishing cloth. New.

Thanks: Dick & Meg McCann Value: $500.00

605 Italian Decorative Plates

Set of 8 hand-painted decorative plates from Italy. Each features a unique and rustic countryside scene. From Pinecrest Estate, the home of Mary Duke Biddle.

Thanks: James and Margaret Semans Value: $250.00

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606 Porcelain Blue Jay with Nest

Whimsical porcelain Blue Jay with Nest and fledglings. From Pinecrest Estate, the home of Mary Duke Biddle.


607 Greek Jug

Museum reproduction of a Greek jug, Numbered 624, Early Corinthian, 550 BC.


608 Greek Statue

Museum reproduction of Greek winged statue.


609 Book of Psalms

Beautiful Vintage Collectible Book of Psalms with illustrations by Valenti Angelo, an Italian printmaker and illustrator, and author (and Newberry winner). Original black slipcover, Published in 1960 as part of the Limited Editions Club. Angelo worked in the style of the fifteenth-century Italian Woodcut and planned the 268-page volume in the fashion of a small illuminated Oriental book, with seven intricate text-borders repeated throughout in tan and blue, ornamental borders, and "Persian miniature" style illustrations. Angelo also hand-illuminated the title spread of each book with pure gold. The binding of hand-boarded persimmon-colored morocco was stamped with an Angelo-designed arabesque pattern. (Description from University of Wisconsin Libraries special collection)


610 Tea Cups

Tea for three! Enjoy this classic white and gold antique Limoges cups and saucers

Thanks: Rebecca Slaughter Value: $75.00

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611 MadHatter Tea Party

This mix-matched set of vintage cups, saucers, plates, tea pot, serving set and linens makes for a lovely table and fun themed get together. Keep the set together or use the cups and saucers as party favors.

Thanks: Connie Semans Value: $85.00

612 Candlesticks

Enhance your table with this beautiful pair of 8" Marquis by Waterford candlesticks


613 Candlesticks

Beautify your home with a pair of 11" brass candlesticks in a classic beehive pattern


614 Candlesticks

Timeless pair of 11" lacquered brass candlesticks


615 Desk Clock

Classic and elegant Waterford Crystal desk clock.


616 Silver Tray

Make your dinner table even more festive with this beautiful vintage Reed & Barton round silverplate tray.

Thanks: Ed and Stuart Embree Value: $30.00

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617 Antique wall clock

Carved wood wall clock from Germany. Beautiful and it's right twice a day!

Thanks: Chuck & Nancy Seten Value: TBD

618 Crystal Candy Dish

Overture lead crystal candy dish by Waterford, pattern produced 1998-2008

Thanks: Sara Berghausen Value: $40.00

619 Crystal Rose Bowl

Waterford lead crystal rose bowl.


620 Crystal Covered Dish

Waterford crystal covered trinket box


621 Crystal Bowl

Large Waterford lead crystal salad bowl/centerpiece.

Thanks: Sara Berghausen Value: TBD

622 Crystal Bud Vase

Lead crystal bud vase


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623 Marilyn Monroe Plate

Marilyn Monroe collectible plate.

Thanks: Annette Montgomery Value: $20.00

624 Staffordshire Platter

Antique W Adams & Son Isola Belle Blue Transferware Staffordshire Platter

Thanks: Ed and Stuart Embree Value: $250.00

625 Vintage King-sized Bedspread

Mary Savage, who was married to Arthur Savage Sr., handcrafted the bedspread for their married life together in Memphis, TN, sometime around 1930 or 1940. Their granddaughter Leslie Savage is a Durhamite.

Thanks: Leslie McClellan Value: Priceless

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Arts and Crafts

701 “Prime Mover” Original

Original abstract acrylic on canvas by Kathryn Olive. Measures 48” x 24”.

Thanks: Kathryn Olive Value: $350

702 Original Still Life Painting

Brightly colored acrylic still life in by artist Annie Nashold.

Thanks: Annie Nashold Value: $140.00

703 Original Still Life Painting

Brightly colored acrylic still life in by artist Annie Nashold.


704 Original Oil Painting

Original oil painting of a vintage red truck. 16x20. Framed in a modern natural wood frame.

Thanks: Sarah Stevens Value: $300.00

705 Original Notecards

Set of 5 notecards featuring original art by Annie Nashold


706 Original Notecards

Set of 5 notecards featuring original art by Annie Nashold


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707 Framed Art Poster

Lovely 44 x 22 framed poster of Matisse's cut outs.


708 Watercolor Painting

Gorgeous 12x24 beach watercolor

Thanks: Freeman Beard Value: $500.00

709 Bayberry Candles

These 8.5 inch candles are not merely pleasantly scented but are crafted of 100% bayberry wax, handmade by St. Philippian Alec Motten following colonial American methods and using locally collected bayberries. About a gallon of berries is needed for each pair of candles. Bayberry candles in colonial times were a valued treat and often burned on special occasions. According to tradition, "A bayberry candle burned to the socket will bring joy to the heart and gold to the pocket."

Thanks: Alec Motten Value: $16.00

710 Molla Textile Framed Art

Framed molla textile art piece of lion/cat, 17x19.

Thanks: Stephanie Johnson Value: $120.00

711 Original pastel portrait

Original pastel portrait of an adult or child. Louise will consult with you and take photos and then work from a live sitting and/or photos.

Thanks: Louise Lavine Value: $500.00

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712 Original Coffelt oil pastel

Original artwork from California wine country by Portland, Oregon native and award-winning children's book illustrator Nancy Coffelt

Thanks: Sara & Sasha Berghausen Value: TBD

713 Priestly Blessing Calligraphy

11x15" calligraphy piece of the Priestly Blessing from Numbers; includes gold leaf. Created by Jonathan Homrighausen.

Thanks: Jonathan Homrighausen Value: TBD

714 Framed Print Pair

TBD

Thanks: Beth and Robert Hallyburton

Value: TBD

715 Framed Print Pair

TBD

Thanks: Beth and Robert Hallyburton

Value: TBD

716 Liberian Painting

TBD

Thanks: Donna Rewalalt Value: TBD

717 “Flowers” Original

Color study by Kathryn Olive. Acrylic on canvas.

Thanks: Kathryn Olive Value: $100

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Personally Yours

801 Green Turquoise and Glass Bead Necklace

Elegant beaded necklace with sterling silver findings.


802 Blue Stone Beaded Necklace

Elegant beaded necklace with sterling silver findings.


803 Green Stone Pendant

Green stone set in sterling sliver and hung from heavy gauge sterling link chain.


804 Gold and Pink Tourmaline ring

Petite, handcrafted ring comprised of yellow, rose and white gold and set with a small, pink tourmaline stone.


805 Pink, Tourquoise and Gold Bangles

Pair of bold bangles in pink and tourquoise and set in gold finish.


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806 Sterling Silver Bracelet

Solid sterling silver bracelet embossed with floral motif.h.


807 Kendra Scott Earrings

New, Current season Kendra Scott Aragon Ivory Pearl earrings in white mother-of-pearl. Mother-of-Pearl is a genuine shell material produced as the inner layer of a shell, and is also what makes up the outer coating of pearls. It is strong, scratch-resistant, and beautifully iridescent. Rhodium Plated Over Brass

Thanks: Donna Rewalt Value: $80.00

808 Shawl

This simple but stylish shawl is knitted from one end with gradual increases to form a triangular shawl which is fun to knit and easy to wear. The zigzag border with eyelets gives it a nice touch and makes the knitting interesting.

Thanks: Lori Woodard Value: $60.00

809 Handmade prayer shawl

Crafted in soft white acrylic worsted (hand or machine washable) and donated by the Prayer Shawl Ministry of St. John's Episcopal Church in Wilmington, NC, the Lattice Prayer Shawl includes a gift bag and tie-on prayer. The lattice pattern respresents support and structure for growing strong in health or spirit - or - the lattice may represent a safe haven that provides shelter and peace during times of illness or loss. .

Thanks: Janis Wootten Value: $30.00

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810 Two sets of Anglican Prayer Beads

Two sets of beautiful prayer beads with printed instructions and prayers. One is red crystals and silver, the other is turquoise cloisonné . Keep one for yourself and share the other with a friend.

Thanks: Jeff Pitts and Donna Rewalt Value: $35.00

811 Handmade earrings

Hand made, sterling silver earrings by Little Bird.

Thanks: Heather Beards Value: $40.00

812 Nike Sunglasses

New unisex Nike athletic sunglasses.

Thanks: Lauren Osbourne Value: $170.00

813 Silver plated cuff bracelet

Unique scroll cut silver cuff bracelet


814 Silver pendant necklace

Modern silver pendant necklace

Thanks: Kathryn Daily Value: TBD

815 14k gold bracelet

Wide 14k Herringbone bracelet.

Thanks: Kathryn Daily Value: TBD

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816 Grateful Bumper Sticker

"Make America Grateful Again" tie dye bumper stickers

Thanks: Erica Buell Value: $5.oo each

817 Lapel Pin

Silver plated, small cat lapel pin


818 Garnet Earrings

Sterling silver and garnet earrings


819 Hampsa Collage Pin

Collage pin featuring a Hampsa (hand of God), modern dangles, jewels and acyrlic.


820 Artistic Mountain Pin

Natured inspired pin featuring stylized silver mountains and gold toned trees


821 Eye of Tiger Earrings

Petite eye of tiger gemstone button earrings.


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822 Silver Necklace

Delicate key sterling silver chain with dangling key charm "Confidence is Key".


823 Mayan Pin

Pair of bold bangles in pink and tourquoise and set in gold finish.


824 Indigenous Peoples Pin

Sterling silver pin featuring native american symbols


825 Heart Pin

Hand crafted paper based colorful heart pin.


826 Pearl Necklace

18" Hand knotted Napier faux pearl necklace


827 Beaded Necklace

Multi-colored gemstone inspired 22" beaded necklace


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828 Ceramic Necklace Ceramic beads of ocean blues and greens adorn this 22" necklace.


829 Hammered Metal Cuff Bracelet

Pair of bold bangles in pink and turquoise and set in gold finish.


830 Pearl Button Earrings

Delicate pearl button earrings


831 Pig Pin

Ceramic Pig Pin.


832 Women's Novelty Socks

New Novelty Women's socks from Blue Q, Foot Traffic, and Bombas

Thanks: Kathryn Daily & Donna Rewalt Value: $24.00

833 Cashmere Scarf

New Cashmere Scarf--gorgeous and soft!

Thanks: Donna Rewalt Value: $120.00

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834 Something from Vaguely Reminiscent

TBD.

Thanks: Carol Anderson Value: TBD

835 Reusable Grocery Bags

Home-sewn sturdy fabric grocery bags

Thanks: Rebecca Slaughter Value: TBD

805 Tote Bag

Handmade tote for groceries, books, anything! Roomy interior and two smaller exterior pockets

Thanks: Ellen Berghausen Value: TBD

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Treasures and Collectibles

901 Coffee Table

Vintage Chinese Lacquer-style Coffee Table with birds.

Thanks: Ed & Stuart Embree Value: $275.00

902 Upholstered Bench

Small upholstered bench with curved legs


903 Four Dining Room Chairs

Four mahogany harp or lyre back dining chairs with beautifully upholstered seats.


904 Leather Power Recliner

Nearly new gray Leather power recliner, purchased in 2017, currently available for $700

Thanks: Anne and Richard Berkley Value: $500.00

905 Leather Power Recliner

Nearly new gray Leather power recliner, purchased in 2017, currently available for $700

Thanks: Anne and Richard Berkley Value: $500.00

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906 Iron Room Divider

Wrought iron room divider with nooks for planters or decor.

Thanks: Lynette Noonan Value: $100.00

907 Majolica Pitcher

Decorative cobalt blue majolica pitcher. From Pinecrest Estate, the home of Mary Duke Biddle.


908 Ceramic box

Gold and cobalt painted ceramic box. From Pinecrest Estate, the home of Mary Duke Biddle.


909 Porcelain Dessert Plates

Set of 9 green and gold dessert plates each featuring a unique courtship scene. From Pinecrest Estate, the home of Mary Duke Biddle..


910 Porcelain Dessert Plates

Set of 9 handpainted Dresden floral dessert plates. Each with it's own unique bouquet of flowers. From Pinecrest Estate, the home of Mary Duke Biddle.


911 Rwandan folk art basket

Cream & Blue handmade basket from Rwanda with certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

Thanks: Beverly McNeil Value: $150.00

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912 Early American Style Wall Mirror

Mahogany wood frame mirror

Thanks: Beverly McNeil Value: $175.00

913 Set of 3 Limoges teacups

Pre-1930-s teacups in delicate gold trim

Thanks: Rebecca Slaughter Value: $60.00

914 Mantel Clock

Sleek modern mantel clock

Thanks: Chuck & Nancy Seten Value: TBD

915 Blue and White Lamp

Blue and white ceramic lamp with brass base


916 Etched glass Lamp

Vintage etched cranberry glass lamp


917 Cloisonné Lamp

Cloisonné Lamp with wooden base


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918 Lamp

TBD

Thanks: Beth and Robert Hallyburton Value: TBD

919 Lamp

Tri-footed wrought iron 32" table lamp with verdi finish.


920 Lamp

Tri-footed wrought iron 51" floor lamp with verdi finish.


921 Nesting lacquered trays

3 nesting black lacquered trays. From Pinecrest Estate, the home of Mary Duke Biddle.


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Hearth, Home and Holiday

1001 Kitchen Aid Pots and Pans Set

New set of Kitchen Aid Tri-Ply Stainless Steel 10-Piece Set Cookware.

Thanks: Emily Sparks Value: $500.00

1002 Ice Cream Maker

Cuisinart 2QT frozen yogurt, sorbet and ice cream maker. Fully automatic. Makes frozen treats in 30 minutes or less. Brushed metal finish and BPA free!


1003 Trivets

Pair of geometric patterned earthenware trivets


1004 Jerusalem Olive Wood Christmas Ornaments

5 christmas ornaments & small nativity of olive wood from Jerusalem.

Thanks: Anne Pilgrim Value: $30.00

1005 Chess Set

Brand new chess set. Walnut board and polystone pieces carved in a medieval style


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1006 Home Depot Gift Card

$100 Home Depot Gift Card


1007 Williams Sonoma Gift Card

$100 Williams Sonoma Gift Card


1008 Fender Stratocaster Guitar

This is a Fender Deluxe Player’s Stratocaster. Production of this guitar ceased in 2016. This instrument is a great companion for a player of any level. It uses a five-way switch for the classic fender Strat tones ranging from heavier, bluesy sounds to a bright twang. The model also contains a selector that adds a sixth tone type reminiscent of a Fender Telecaster, allowing for more sonic possibilities. Another perk of this guitar is that it uses Fender’s “Noiseless” pickups, removing much of the unwanted noise present in many Strat models. Comes with strap.

Thanks: Bill Trost Value: $500.00

1009 Rogue Bass Guitar

Rogue bass guitar comes with case, stand, and strap. This is a great starter bass guitar!

Thanks: Nancy Davis Value: $175.00

1010 Budweiser Speaker Cooler

Perfect for a day at the beach or the park! Set the mood with your choice of tunes. Hard-sided, metal cooler on wheels equipped with two speakers and bluetooth, FM radio, and plug-ins for USB and SD line in.

Thanks: Erin Gasch Value: $100.00

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1011 Asus Google Nexus 7 Tablet

New in the box Asus Google Nexus 7 " Tablet with charger. Nice starter tablet.

Thanks: Phil and Jill Downs Value: $70.00

1012 Asus Google Nexus 7 Tablet

New in the box Asus Google Nexus 7 " Tablet with charger. Nice starter tablet.

Thanks: Phil and Jill Downs Value: $70.00

1013 Dinosaur Fun & Learning Game Pack

Award winning dinosaur learning games, Lucy Hammett's Dinosaur Bingo and the Dinosaur Society-approved Dinosaurs and Things with a dinosaur friend for the Dino lover in your family.


1014 Lord of the Rings Trivial Pursuit

LOTR Fans, this Trivial Pursuit Collector's Edition features 2 DVDs for interactive questions.


1015 Battle Robots

Ultimate Battle Robots, make 4 car or truck robot cars with 48-page book.


1016 Wii Games Collection

Theme

Thanks: Jeff Pitts and Donna Rewalt Value: TBD

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1017 Wii Games Collection

Theme

Thanks: Jeff Pitts and Donna Rewalt Value: TBD

1018 Wireless Christmas Train Set

Wireless Christmas Train Set with controller, train noises, light up headlamp, and 15 ft. of track--plenty to go around your Christmas tree!


1019 Sonicare Tooth Brushing System

TBD

Thanks: Smith Orthodontics Value: TBD

1020 Two bottles of Refillable Fillaree Hand Soap

Two bottles of best selling Fillaree scents; Lemon Lavender and Lemongrass Lime. Refillable infinitely at Fillaree stations all over Durham. Make the switch to zero waste hand soap!

Thanks: Flilaree Value: $20.00

1021 Snap Circuit Set

Well loved and highly functional snap circuit and rover set. Instruction manuals and batteries included.

Thanks: Isaac Trost Value: TBD

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1022 Vintage Glass Snack Trays

4 Hazel Atlas pressed glass sip and snack tray set. American made in the 1940’ and 1950’s, the ball and ribbed pattern reflect light beautifully.

Thanks: Janie Carter

Value: $36

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