Annual GWCS Silent Auction is now open for bids!
Last Updated on Saturday, 14 May 2011 11:01
GWCS SILENT AUCTION
Last Updated: Saturday/May 14/12:00pm
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Online bidding is now closed… Tuesday, May 3, 2011 at 12:00 noon thru Saturday, May 14, 2011 at 9:45 pm
Online bidding ends at 12:00 noon on Sat., May 14th
Online bids will be updated daily at approximately 1pm and 4pm. |
PLACE YOUR BID by sending an email to:
Mr. Hartman at
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and Andie Arnold at
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WINNERS of each auction will be announced live at
Casino Night at 9:45 pm on Saturday, May 14, 2011.
You do not need to be present to win.
Winners who are not present will be notified via email.
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ITEM |
DESCRIPTION |
BIDS |
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#1 Silver Coyote Pin
(Donated by Betty Sheahan) |
SILVER COYOTE PIN This piece of handmade sterling silver jewelry is made using the same tools, skills and techniques as a fine piece of tableware. The technique used in this example is chasing, where the surface of the piece is sculpted with small tools to give the design its form. Chasing allows the artist great control over the metal in terms of detail and relief. (2 coyotes approx 2.25” x 2”) |
Starting Bid: $25 ($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $30 ********** |
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#2 Silver Potpourri Pin
(Donated by Betty Sheahan) |
SILVER POTPOURRI PIN This piece of handmade sterling silver jewelry is made using the same tools, skills and techniques as a fine piece of tableware. The technique used in this example is chasing, where the surface of the piece is sculpted with small tools to give the design its form. Chasing allows the artist great control over the metal in terms of detail and relief. (Flower design approx 1.5” diameter) |
Starting Bid: ($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $20 ********** |
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#3 COYOTE PIN
(Donated by Betty Sheahan)
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COYOTE PIN – Gold Plated Silver This piece of handmade sterling silver jewelry is made using the same tools, skills and techniques as a fine piece of tableware. The technique used in this example is chasing, where the surface of the piece is sculpted with small tools to give the design its form. Chasing allows the artist great control over the metal in terms of detail and relief. (2 coyotes approx 2.25” x 2”) |
Starting Bid: ($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $25 ********** |
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#4 CAKE
(Donated by Anne Marie McDonald and Margaret Kerfoot)
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BOOK/MOVIE THEME CAKE
A sheet cake from Giant (vanilla, chocolate or marble) decorated by Anne Marie McDonald and her mother Mrs. Kerfoot to look like your favorite book or movie. Note: this is not a professionally done cake but they have been great in the past. |
Starting Bid: ($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $35 ********** |
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#5
BBQ CHICKEN
(Donated by Mr. Lemoine)
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BBQ CHICKEN DINNER Mr. Lemoine will make barbeque chicken, corn and lemonade for dinner for a family (up to six people). |
Starting Bid: ($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $50 ********** |
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#6 PAINTING
(Donated by Alexa Warden)
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PAINTING by Ms. Alexa Warden Framed 6x9 plein air landscape by our founder and Director, Alexa Warden.
Photo coming soon....
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Starting Bid: ($10 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $100 ********** |
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#7 PAINTING
(Donated by Jack Warden) |
PAINTING by Mr. Jack Warden Framed 6x9in plein air landscape by renowned landscape artist Jack Warden, artist in residence at Riverbend park and author of Potomac Sketches.
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Starting Bid: ($10 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $100 ********** |
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#8 HAIR STYLIST APPOINTMENT (Donated by Jeannette Betbeder) |
VIRGINIA LEVRI – Hair Stylist Virginia owned a salon for 12 years before opening her convenient Fall Church home-based business. Her 22 years of experience and status as color specialist guarantee that you are putting yourself in great hands when you settle into her chair. Gift certificate value$125
222 West Greenway Blvd. |
Starting Bid:
($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $40 ********** |
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#9
DINNER
(Donated by The Little Theater of Alexandria and the Vroom Family) |
DINNER & A SHOW FOR TWO Dinner: $100 gift certificate to the Columbia Firehouse restaurant in Old Town Alexandria - just down the street from the theatre.
Show: A gift certificate for 2 tickets to a show of choice at The Little Theatre of Alexandria, 600 Wolfe Street, Alexandria, VA 22314. Good for 1 year. Eleven shows to choose from! |
Starting Bid: ($10 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $85 ********** |
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#10 CAREER COUNSELING
(Donated by |
CAREER COUNSELING Career Counseling: Two hours of career coaching including resume review, guidance on career choices, and information related to job source resources. Also included are free copies of “What Color is Your Parachute?” by Richard N. Bolles and “Never Get Lost Again” by Nancy E. Glube and Phyllis G. Hartman This service will be provided over the phone. Information about the company at http://www.pghrconsulting.com |
Starting Bid:
($25 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $-- ********** |
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#11 Manicure
(Donated by |
Manicure
Get a classic manicure at:
Comfort & Joy Wellness Spa |
Starting Bid: ($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $15 ********** |
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#12 Founders Luncheon
(Donated by |
Founders Luncheon Just imagine… you and the founders of GW Community School at your own private luncheon! An opportunity to ask those questions you’ve been dying to ask… no guarantee they will answer but this is your best shot! |
Starting Bid: ($5 bid increments)
********** High Bid: $90 ********** |
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