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Once again, the mom's ruled the school! Our cafeteria ladies pitched in and made individual pavlova's with fresh fruit, almond bars, peanut butter fudge, more cupcakes and French Silk pies. Some cardboard stands adorned with silk flowers and ribbon.....
Not too bad!!!! And everything was out of this world delicious!!!!!!!
Went to an auction for a neighbors estate last week.
There were lots of vehicles- mostly in real sad shape, and oodles of other stuff. The auctioneers billed this as the last of the depression era hoarder auctions... they might be right.
This old gal came out of the woods mostly intact and the new owner plans to cut the car from the b pillar back and restore it for use on his mock gas station/bait and tackle shop (private). the front is is real sad shape with not much being left.
Farm equipment being auctioned at the Randal Bohannon farm in northeastern Shelby County. H.B. Smith, the auctioneer. April 1988.
Auction window at Bonhams featuring a space suit worn by Flight Engineer Don Petit of ISS Expedition 6 on his return to Earth aboard the Soyuz TMA-1 following the Columbia disaster, and astronaut plaster hand casts used to make gloves for spacesuits, ca 1967.
oil on canvas
40 ins x 50 ins; 100 cms x 125 cms
Auction Estimate: $600,000-700,000
Price Realized: $2,427,500
On August 1st, 1930 Harris and A.Y. Jackson left from Sydney, Nova Scotia, on board the Beothic, a government supply ship that served the Canadian Arctic outposts.
On May 29th, 2001, Joyner Canadian Fine Art sold Baffin Island for $2,427,500, a new auction record for a work by Lawren Harris at auction. Additionally, the painting became the first Canadian work of art to fetch more than two million dollars at auction.
Larisey quotes from the artist’s description of this voyage: “While we were on this trip Jackson and I painted a large number of sketches, although painting was difficult as we usually saw the most exciting subjects while steaming through channels or while being bumped by pack ice.”
According to Larisey, Harris “went to the Arctic for personal, artistic and mystical reasons... the trip was also the logical confirmation of his nationalist ideology based on the North... “
The oil sketch for this canvas is recorded as being in the C.S. Band Collection, Toronto.
Today, very few large canvases from Harris’ Arctic trip remain in private collections.
Up for auction - a 12"x12" print of this photo. Chosen purely because it's my most popular (according to flickr) and hopefully that should give it the best hope of raising the most money.
Actually - I'm happy for you to choose a print of your choice ..... just let me know in the comments what you like!
Bids in comments, auction closes at midnight GMT Sunday 17th January 2010
The winning bidder should follow the payment instructions given by Andy in the discussion thread here:
www.flickr.com/groups/charityprintauctions/
Then post a screengrab of your Red Cross donation receipt into the comments on this picture, or email it to me.
Here at Bustle & Sew we're auctioning our Movember Moustache Hoops to raise money for Mens Health in November. (as we're girls and we can't - thankfully - grow moustaches!) Please visit ebay to bid - 100% of proceeds are going to a men's health charity
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Movember-Hand-Embroidered-Hoop-Art-by-...?
Of course I attended the auction on November 6. In some ways it was more painful than being there on the last night.
I noticed that none of the pendant lights were in the auction.
The slaves that came into Fredericksburg were sold from this spot. They would be told to stand on the upper level and auctioned off to the highest bidder.
Much of America's treatment of slaves is airbrushed out of American history. Many people owned them but in historic buildings they're described as servants.
Incidentally the damage to the auction block is recent. It was attacked last year. No one knows who did it.
My friend is auctioning a doll on DOA and I did pictures for her =) Such a lovely boy! Here's the auctiong thread - www.denofangels.com/forums/showthread.php?523195-Volks-Li...
The Ford School Charity Auction is a student-led initiative that raises money for a different non-profit organization each year. The auction committee solicits donations from members of the Ford School community and local merchants and then hosts a gala at which the items are bid on in both live and silent auctions. The gala was held on March 29, 2014.
The 2014 beneficiary was Our House, a Michigan-based nonprofit organization which provides support and resources for Washtenaw County youths aging out of foster care.
J50JJX a Daf Xf460 from the JJX logistics fleet of Wolverhampton s being auctioned off for charity.It,s starting bid is £15,600 .
It is ironic that I only recently showed a photo of this old bit of stone as a symbul of how our priorities have changed. Now it has returned to become a focal point of anger over generations of injustice. Whether or not this is a "slave auction block" is as doubtful as it is unimportant . As a tangible symbol of the past it has once again become a reminder of the past and of how the past is not really past at all.
Toronto Burlesque Festival 2010 presents the BOOBALICIOUS BURLESQUE BRA AUCTION for The Weekend to End Breast Cancer
Come see wearable works of art and bid to own them! Artists include such notable burlesque performers/costumiers as Amber Ray and local designers such as Fashion Whore and Brooke Alviano. All proceeds go to Boobalicious for The Weekend to End Breast Cancer. We will have models wearing the bras milling around our Launch Party for your photo op! Live auction of the bras with fashion show will take place during our Rising Star Showcase in The Gladstone Hotel Ballroom.
Bras on display July 23 to 27
More About The Toronto Burlesque Festival Here
Art Bar: The Art Bar (named after a weekly figure
drawing class ongoing since 1957) is our storefront
room with large windows facing Queen Street West. It is
an intimate space for parties, meetings, conferences or
exhibitions. www.gladstonehotel.com/venue
Photography by: Ellie Frost