Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Autographed Photo With COA

Shaken Not Stirred James Bond Package (Autographed Photos Of Sean Connery & Pierce Brosnan With COA, "Bond On Bond" Book By Roger Moore, Bottle Of Vodka, Bottle Of Lillet, Bottle of Gin, 2 Martini Glasses, Bottle Of Olives, Bottle Of Cocktail Onions, Jigger, Shaker, Bond Cocktails Book)

Dale Gallon'S Gettysburg Montage Of The Battle Of Gettysburg And 4 Reproduction Civil War Hats

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"Osprey" Original Scratchboard Art by Award Winning Artist George Ann Johnson

George Ann Johnson is becoming highly recognized for her unique and detailed wildlife portraitures in scratchboard. In particular, George Ann’s work is blessed with the ability to view beauty, not so much from an external perspective, but from an internal perspective. The “eyes” of her subjects speak – there is an internal voice that arises from her artwork. It is unique. It is only through her exceptional drawing skills arising from natural talent and years of training that her work is communicated. The subjects come to life and then speak. A great satisfaction is gained in viewing her art – not once – but through time. George Ann has always been involved in artistic adventures. Professionally, George Ann has been an active artist for over 30 years. Having a strong natural talent, she initially began her career painting professional race horses to help support her own horse business. This eventually led her into starting her own commercial art company. Her Kansas City-based company was utilized by businesses throughout the country. After several years of commercial art, she began to focus on fine art, attending the Danforth Museum of Fine Art near Boston, Massachusetts. She has been influenced by many artists, including John Seerey-Lester, Cynthia Carson, Randy LeSage, and Sally Maxwell. George Ann has presented several workshops and was an instructor at East Central University.

Scratchboard Art is a medium where tools are used by the artist to cut and/or remove an upper dark (often black) layer of ink or paint. Beneath the black layer of ink is a white clay layer. Images are then developed from the exposed white clay board. Hence, the art requires a high level of skill since the artist is utilizing the volume and pattern from the ink removal to produce values within the image. Given the desired pattern extends over an area, the artist must have the required skill to replicate the same hand motion hundreds to thousands of times to produce consistency. After removal, the scratchboard artist then returns to enhance the current black and white image with color. The color may be added via colored pencil, watercolor, and a variety of other paints. Works may be on paper or board.

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Diamond & Ruby Earrings 14K White Gold, 14.00Ct Rubies, 1.50Ct Diamond Earrings With Appraisal by J. Miles Dowd of $32,500

Diamond & Ruby Bracelet 14Kt Yellow Gold, 21.45Ct Rubies, 2.07Ct Diamonds With Appraisal by J. Miles Dowd of $20,175

Diamond & Ruby Necklace 14K White Gold, 30.00Ct Rubies, 1.60Ct With Appraisal by J. Miles Dowd of $16,500

Instead of your pet being ON TV, how about IN the TV? Cleverly convert TV console. This TV has been converted to a pet bed complete with pillows, a sipping glass, Doggy Wine, a light and picture. All the comforts of home. Your baby will love it. Includes a 1 week pass at Momentum Fitness just for you.

Miriam Haskell established her Miriam Haskell Company in New York City in 1926. From the get-go, her handcrafted floral-themed costume jewelry was a hit with the stylish women of Manhattan, who adored her intricate necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and pins. Haskell loved gilt findings and filigree, faux pearls, Austrian crystal beads, blown glass beads from the island of Murano, and, above all, rose montées. Some of the stars who loved Haskell jewelry included Lucille Ball, who wore Haskell pieces on her TV show. Joan Crawford was another loyal customer. She collected Haskells from the late 1930s through the 1960s. In 1978, a year after the actress’s death, her collection of vintage Haskell costume jewelry was auctioned off to great fanfare, partly because of Crawford’s reputation, of course, but also due to the quality of the pieces themselves.

"Wolf" by Scratchboard Artist George Ann Johnson 

George Ann Johnson is becoming highly recognized for her unique and detailed wildlife portraitures in scratchboard. In particular, George Ann’s work is blessed with the ability to view beauty, not so much from an external perspective, but from an internal perspective. The “eyes” of her subjects speak – there is an internal voice that arises from her artwork. It is unique. It is only through her exceptional drawing skills arising from natural talent and years of training that her work is communicated. The subjects come to life and then speak. A great satisfaction is gained in viewing her art – not once – but through time. George Ann has always been involved in artistic adventures. Professionally, George Ann has been an active artist for over 30 years. Having a strong natural talent, she initially began her career painting professional race horses to help support her own horse business. This eventually led her into starting her own commercial art company. Her Kansas City-based company was utilized by businesses throughout the country. After several years of commercial art, she began to focus on fine art, attending the Danforth Museum of Fine Art near Boston, Massachusetts. She has been influenced by many artists, including John Seerey-Lester, Cynthia Carson, Randy LeSage, and Sally Maxwell. George Ann has presented several workshops and was an instructor at East Central University. 

Scratchboard Art is a medium where tools are used by the artist to cut and/or remove an upper dark (often black) layer of ink or paint. Beneath the black layer of ink is a white clay layer. Images are then developed from the exposed white clay board. Hence, the art requires a high level of skill since the artist is utilizing the volume and pattern from the ink removal to produce values within the image. Given the desired pattern extends over an area, the artist must have the required skill to replicate the same hand motion hundreds to thousands of times to produce consistency. After removal, the scratchboard artist then returns to enhance the current black and white image with color. The color may be added via colored pencil, watercolor, and a variety of other paints. Works may be on paper or board.

14k Yellow Gold Pendant, 20" 14k Yellow Gold Snake Chain and Earrings Custom Designed by Summer Phillips Goldsmith

Spend 2 nights in Maya Angelou’s former writing cottage that she owned in the 1970’s located in Sonoma, CA.  Enjoy the entire cottage for 2 guests in the 1 bedroom, 1 bath cottage complete with a kitchen, Wifi and parking. Surrounded by majestic oak, a blissful garden, and a seasonal creek, the cottage is less than 10 minute drive to the Sonoma Plaza and dozens of wineries.  You will also envoy a wine tasting for 4 at Deerfield Winery and a gift certificate for breakfast at the Creekside Cafe.  Subject to available dates.  Expires 1 Year from date of auction (8/23/2020).

Gently used inflatable Aire Kayak and accessories 

Dedicated Donation to Purchase New Cat Kennels