Check Out the Silent Auction Items

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Check Out the Silent Auction Items

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We thought you would want a sneak peek of the Silent Auction items that we will offer at the inaugural Monster Mash Halloween Bash, a fundraiser for the Huntingdon County Arts Council. “The Bash” will be held on Saturday, October 6 at the Huntingdon Events Center, 1001 Moore Street, Huntingdon. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Bar opens at 5:30; dinner at 6:30 and silent auction from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. sharp.

Tickets Still Available

You can still purchase tickets to the Bash by visiting The Art Space during normal business hours or you can go on-line and purchase at our website, www.huntingdoncountyarts.com

So please come and support your Huntingdon County Arts Council and get your tickets to the inaugural Monster Mash Halloween Bash. All funds raised will help support the Arts Council’s many activities.

All proceeds benefit the Huntingdon County Arts Council.

Silent Auction Items

Here is the list of Silent Auction items as of now.
(We have been receiving items daily, check out website for updates.)

1. Pair of Forged Iron Candle Holders 
by Master Blacksmith Dave Berger.  These collectible candle holders would grace any home.
Starting bid: $40
Donated by Dave Berger

2. Stained Glass Panel
A beautifully crafted stained glass panel with a floral arrangement by Fran Bowman.  It measures 10” wide x 16” high with a purple flower.  It comes with an attached chain for instant hanging.
Starting bid: $50
Donated by Fran Bowman

3. A Touch of Azure
Gold-rimmed iridescent, glazed decorative ceramic bowl, by artist Pat Getto of Nevada.  Measures 5 1/2” high x 8’ wide.  Perfect for coffee table or Christmas gift.
Starting bid:  $50
Donated by Cecilia Huff

4. Legends of Hollywood Collection: Marilyn Monroe
Uncut postal sheet of 120 thirty two- cent stamps (6 panels), featuring the legendary Hollywood Movie Star Marilyn Monroe.  Must have for any philatelists collection.
Starting bid: $50
Donated by Jim Reeves

5. Four Hours of Fly Fishing
on “Blue Ribbon” Trout Stream Spruce Creek with John Sullivan as your guide. A rare chance to experience one of the East’s finest trout streams. Fly fishing, barbless hook, catch and release only.
Starting bid: $100
Donated by John Sullivan 

6. Hatha Yoga
Stretch out and tone those muscles with sessions with Artist and Yoga Guru Andrea Darby in her studio in Huntingdon.  If you have not tried yoga you are in for a wonderful experience.  If you are a yoga practitioner, you may be pleased to learn some new ways to flex your body.
Starting bid: $30
Donated by Andrea Darby

7. Vino!
A gift basket of select wines from Burnt Timbers Winery.  A nice variety of their wonderful products.
Starting bid: $20
Donated by Burnt Timbers Winery

8. First Day of Issue
May 22, 1992, Celebration of the 500th Anniversary of the Voyages of Christopher Columbus. Limited issue and design is formatted to showcase the stages of the Columbus voyages. Original art signed by the artist. Matted & framed. Featured at the World Columbian Stamp Exposition in 1922 in Chicago.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

9. Dinner for Two at Mimi’s Restaurant & Martini Bar
Enjoy a fine dining experience in the County’s most elegant restaurant serving the finest food and drink in a lovely atmosphere. One bottle of wine will be included with the choice of meals. Tip not included.
Starting bid: $30
Donated by Rhonda & Jamie Muir 

10. Silver Mercury Dimes
A set of three Mercury Dimes, 1941, 1942 and 1944, from the San Francisco, Philadelphia and Denver mints.  A must have for collectors or as a gift.  This valuable set can only increase in value in time.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

11. Thompson’s Candle Basket
A variety of scented candles from our very own candle company, consisting of a selection of scents and styles.
Starting bid: $ 25
Donated by Angie & John Thompson

12. Custom Gourmet Dinner for Four
Chef Kelly will prepare a custom gourmet dinner at your house for four.  The Chef is a graduate of The California Culinary Academy and has worked at some of the most prestigious resorts on the Big Island of Hawaii.  The wining bidder will work directly with Chef Kelly to determine the menu and schedule.  The food will be provided.  You must provide your own wine or wines.
Starting bid: $100
Donated by Chef Kelly Sullivan

13. Caffeine Express
A basket of a variety of goodies from Standing Stone Coffee Company, including their excellent coffee.  This will make those cold winter nights a little warmer. An excellent choice for you, or a gift for someone special.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Greg Anderson

14. “Juniata Fall” 
A colorful pastel by John Sullivan depicting the beautiful colors of fall on the Juniata River.  Measures 16” x 20”, matted and framed.
Starting bid: $100
Donated by John Sullivan 

15. Spirit of the West
Ten Buffalo Nickels minted between 1913-1938, mounted in a frame with the history of the coins and a graphic relating to the design.  10” wide x 12” high.  This is for the numismatist or history buff.  It would make a great gift and will only increase in value in time.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

16. Community Pride!
A stunning image of City Hall is reproduced on satin meta and fit for the Countess of Huntingdon herself. The rich contrasts combine a natural background with a man-made edifice and captures a moment in time with architectural flair.
Starting bid: $40
Donated by Larry Closz

17. “A Cat and a Hat”
A feline gaze is captured in a black & white photograph farm life. Matted and framed in a rustic style that will compliment any personal gallery or solitary space.
Starting bid: $20
Donated by Cecilia Huff

18. A Salute to Heroes” 
Duty, honor and loyalty define The Purple Heart. An honor awarded to members of the armed forces wounded in action. This first day issue of 37 cent stamp is affixed to the decorative envelope and matted with a poster of the reproduced image.  Officially postmarked in Mount Vernon, VT May 30, 2003.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves 

19. Forged Iron Menorah
A beautifully hand-crafted, forged iron Menorah by Master Blacksmith Dave Berger.  A unique addition for the holidays.
Starting bid: $40
Donated by Dave Berger

20. “A Tribute to the King” 
A Tribute to the King is showcased on the 15th anniversary of his death as a numismatic and philatelic salute to Elvis Presley. The St Vincent stamp is combined with metal that is layered in genuine 24 K gold and framed to be proudly displayed.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

21. The Artist Within
Three hours of a Pastel Painting Lesson for two, for aspiring artists, at the studio of John Sullivan. Learn about the fun of creation with the pastel medium and the use of different surfaces and technique. This lesson will accommodate Two people. All materials supplied.
Starting bid: $50
Donated by John Sullivan

22. Three Hour Fly Fishing Lesson
For those who have wondered about the complexity of fly fishing and never gave it a try.  Find out some of the facets of the great sport and learn it is less difficult than you thought. The three hour lesson will include some actual fishing on Spruce Creek. Fly fishing, barbless hook, catch and release only.
Starting bid: $50
Donated by John Sullivan

23. Usher in Autumn 
Usher in Autumn with nine feet of a necklace/bracelet bead ensemble. Composed of Aventurine, glass, shell, copper and ceramics. This set will express a distinctive fashion statement. Can easily be worn with casual attire or dress up a monochromatic classic.
Starting bid: $30
Donated by Teri Smith of Barron Hill

24. 1928:  A Pivotal Year Inspiring USA Stamps
1928 American history is captured in 18 U.S. postage stamps and proudly arranged with descriptions of historical significance, tastefully matted and framed for immediate display.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

25. Gage Mansion Romance Night
A night in the fabulous, exquisitely decorated Victorian house in Huntingdon in the Billiard Suite.  The package includes flowers and Chocolate.
Starting bid: $100
Donated by Angie & John Thompson

26. Historic U.S. Coin Collection
A set of five different designs of the American Nickel ranging from 1908 to 1994.  This unique set is housed in a plastic display box.  A collector’s gem or a wonderful gift.  Value will definitely increase in time.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

27. Lincoln Caverns
Explore these magical natural caverns at night and experience the caverns as you’ve never seen them before, with a black light tour for eight (8) followed by wine and refreshments.
Starting bid: $40
Donated by Ann Dunlavy

28. Get Sheared!
Two haircuts at Martin’s Barber School of Huntingdon.  This would make a nice gift or for the bidders use.
Starting bid: $10
Donated by Martin’s Barber School

29. “Hot Stuff”
Keep cozy and warm this winter with a couple loads of fire wood from The Reeves Farm.  Two pickup loads of firewood are available from the farm.  You must cut and load the wood, however.
Starting bid: $20
Donated by Jim Reeves

30. Portraits of Liberty
Three coins, one Liberty Nickel, one Silver Barber Dime and one Silver Standing Liberty Quarter, circa World War I. For the collector or a Christmas gift.  This will grow in value over time.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

31. The Beach
Exquisite copper wire wrapped trees on quartz rocks on a slate base.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Michael Dietz

32. Caverns’ Ghosts & Goblins Tour
Experience 90 minutes of haunted Halloween fun in the cave, through the woods and on the wagon.  Four (4) tickets to “Ghosts & Goblins” 2018 and a lovely gift basket from Lincoln Caverns containing a selection of gifts from Raystown Rocks Gift Shop.  A summer 2019 tour may be substituted at winners’ desecration.
Starting bid: $40
Donated by Ann Dunlavy

33. Ghost Towns
“Nevada Ghost Towns and Mining Camps” Signed by author Stanley W. Paher. Discover the lure of gold and silver to those brave souls who ventured West in search of fortunes. How quickly these settlements sprang up and disappeared. Some of the more substantial buildings can be seen today if one is willing to take a ride on unpaved, bumpy roads. Book includes maps and a brief glossary of mining terms.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Cecilia Huff

34. No Bull
A beautiful picture, portrait of a friendly East Indian water buffalo in a village in India, by photographer Johanna Mutti Davis.  The dimensions are 16” high x 20” wide, mounted on a thick backing and ready to hang.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Johanna Mutti Davis

35. Hair Salon Treatment for Women
One shampoo, cut and style by a leading stylist with experience as the Director of Education for Perma of Paris with 34 years of styling experience at the Salon B Studio next to the Stonetown Gallery & Café.
Starting bid: $20
Donated by Ron Baron

36. Hair Salon Treatment for Men
One shampoo, cut and style by a leading stylist with experience as the Director of Education for Perma of Paris with 34 years of styling experience at the Salon B Studio next to the Stonetown Gallery & Café.
Starting bid: $20
Donated by Ron Baron

37. The Way West
A beautiful set of fourteen Buffalo Nickels framed in a display with the legend and graphic of the American West.  Measures 10” wide x 12” high, under glass.  Excellent for the collector, or a great gift to a loved one.  Will only increase in value.
Starting bid: $25
Donated by Jim Reeves

 


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