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A LUXURIOUS HIGHLAND FLING ABOARD THE BELMOND ROYAL SCOTSMAN Experience luxury train travel at its finest aboard the Belmond Royal Scotsman. Select from one of three outstanding journeys: Scotland’s Classic Splendors (four nights), Western Scenic Wonders (three nights), or Taste of the Highlands (two nights). Life on board the Belmond Royal Scotsman is relaxed and indulgent, with a total of just 36 guests. Enjoy a private cabin for two and the open-deck Observation Car. Days will be spent traveling through some of the country’s finest scenery with opportunities for guided tours of castles and gardens along the way. Each night, after a 4-course dinner and spirits, a local clansman recounts tales that bring Scottish history alive. Transportation to Scotland is not included. Travel departure must be made by April 12, 2019. Please note that trains only run from April through October, and there is one available trip in April 2019. May not be extended. Value $14,400 Arranged by Luxury Scotland, Belmond Royal Scotsman, and the Robert Titley Consultancy. SEVEN-NIGHT VACATION IN HIGHLAND SEASIDE LODGE OVERLOOKING Tulach Ard, a traditional 18th-century manse nestled on the shore of Loch Alsh in the Highlands, is the childhood home of architect and designer Lachlan Stewart. Just down the loch from Eilean Donan Castle, the house is uniquely placed on the road to the Isle of Skye. Its exquisite and unrivaled location offers guests a memorable experience of one of the most picturesque spots in Scotland. Lachlan and his wife Annie have since remodeled and modernized the property using furnishings entirely from ANTA, their Scottish interiors company. The house boasts seven luxury double bedrooms and four bathrooms, allowing the property to easily accommodate a party of up to fourteen guests. Step outside and discover the lochs, glens, rare wildlife, and sporting activities surrounding the property, or simply relax in the comfort of Scottish hospitality. This offer is valid for up to 14 guests for one week by mutual agreement between the family and the bidder. Bookings may be made until October 2019 but exclude Christmas and New Year. For an additional cost, your stay may be extended and extra guests can be accommodated in a separate cottage. Value $6,325 Generously donated by Lachlan and Annie Stewart.

GLORIOUS MAR LODGE At the heart of the Cairngorms National Park lies Mar Lodge Estate, a beautifully restored Victorian sporting lodge set in 72,000 acres of stunning wild Highland landscape. Within its boundaries are remnants of the ancient Caledonian pine forest, heather moorland, juniper scrub and a part of the high Cairngorm plateau. On offer is the beautifully appointed Bynack suite accommodation for five days (Monday through Friday) for up to 17 people. The apartment is self-catered, and caterers will be recommended to you. Up to three days of hind stalking for two to three rifles, depending on selected dates, are included. This offer is available for five weekdays in October or November 2019 by mutual agreement with the bidder. Dates should be agreed by November 2018. Hind stalking requires walking in rough terrain, so those shooting need to be relatively fit.

Value $6,100 Generously donated by National Trust for Scotland. CULZEAN CASTLE’S BURIED HISTORY & SCOTTISH TEXTILES PRIVATE DAY TOUR A one-of-a-kind opportunity to view Culzean Castle through the eyes of an archaeologist and experience the Castle’s lesser known history. Up to eight guests will stay for three nights in the Eisenhower Hotel, a small, country house-style hotel located on the top floor of Culzean Castle and featuring superb panoramic views across the Firth of Clyde toward the . You and your guests will be led on private tours of the castle, gardens, and grounds, the highlight of which is a personal guided tour with NTS Head of Archaeology, Derek Alexander. Archaeological sites at Culzean include the lost 18th-century walled garden and the 17th-century smugglers caves.

Guests staying at Culzean Castle are invited on a private day trip with Scottish textiles guide Kitty Bruce-Gardyne, and private chauffeur Grant Wilson luxury cars to discover two of Scotland’s finest cashmere and lace weaving mills, suppliers to Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Ralph Lauren and other famous names in haute couture. Meet the makers and witness first-hand the skill and craftsmanship required to make these beautiful textiles. Along the way, explore the whole Made in Scotland story and that deep sense of provenance that binds the product to the land, its people and culture. There is an optional detour to visit Dumfries House, home to an exceptional collection of Chippendale furniture. The winning bidder will take home a lace table cover inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, intricately woven on Victorian Nottingham Lace Looms at the MYB Textiles heritage mill in Ayrshire, Scotland. Dinners will be included during your stay (wine and spirits are not included). The textiles tour will take place on a week day, to fit in with any pre existing diary commitments of the guide and the driver. Dates in 2018/19 by mutual agreement with the bidder.

Value $3,105

Generously donated by National Trust for Scotland, Scottish Textiles Experience, and MYB Textiles GARDENS OF A three-day, two-night weekend awaits a party of up to 16 at one of Scotland’s most stunning Baronial buildings, Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire. Stay in the Preston Tower apartments, which benefitted recently from new upgraded amenities (and, as of writing, are not haunted!) Receive a private, behind-the-scenes tour of Fyvie’s impressive collection of fine art, including one of the largest private collections of Raeburns in the world. The extensive grounds include an 18th-century walled garden that has been redeveloped as a garden of Scottish fruits and vegetables. Spend a day with the National Trust for Scotland’s incredible gardening team at Fyvie or another local property such as Pitmedden Garden or Haddo House. Dinner for four will be provided each night in the dining room of the Tower, with a continental breakfast each morning. Meals for groups larger than four may be arranged with the caterer at an additional cost. Dates to be arranged in advance based on availability. Please have your arrangements in place by April 2019. Value $4,300

Generously donated by National Trust for Scotland

CELTIC CRUISING ABOARD THE 4-STAR PEARL II A special opportunity to have a spot on the National Trust for Scotland’s final chartered cruise, Celtic Homelands, traveling through much-loved islands and celebrated coastlines of Western Britain. From Cornwall to Canna, this autumn cruise combines an imaginative route with impeccable, friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere. On offer is accommodation and meals for two in a double cabin aboard the luxurious Pearl II, a 4-star ship famed for its cuisine, contemporary design and the comfortable familiarity of a home away from home. The ship carries just 400 passengers, all of whom will be friends of the National Trust for Scotland, evoking a warm atmosphere on board. Throughout your journey you will enjoy sophisticated entertainment, access to experts on board who are happy to share their knowledge, absorbing lectures, and high-quality shore excursions. Pearl II is small enough to navigate the waters of small ports or drop anchor off tiny remote islands. The cruise sails in and out of Greenock, Scotland September 2-14, 2018. Please have your reservation in place by August 1, 2018. Value $13,750; Reserve $10,000 Generously donated by National Trust for Scotland BRONZE MAQUETTES OF THE KELPIES BY SCULPTOR ANDY SCOTT Sculptor Andy Scott works in steel and bronze, combining figurative and equine themes with contemporary techniques to create stunning landmark artworks. The Kelpies are the best-known public artworks in Scotland, welcoming millions of visitors to the small town of Falkirk since their inauguration. The two 100-foot high steel horse heads are the largest equine sculptures in the world, inspired by the cultural heritage of the Clydesdale horses that worked hard to help people along the canals and on the land.

These bronze maquettes (scaled to 1:200) are Scott’s imagining of the full horse below the water line of the Kelpie’s heads. The maquettes are approximately 20 inches high and are a limited edition of 30, signed by the artist. Scott is a graduate of School of Art and now works in the United States from his studio in Philadelphia. He creates prominent public artworks for private, corporate, and civic clients, and his prodigious output now numbers in excess of eighty projects across the UK and internationally.

Value $12,000; Reserve $8,000 Generously donated by Andy Scott and Hanneke Scott-van Wel Visti Andy Scott’s Website

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LOT 8: TWO TICKETS TO THE PRODUCTION OF HAMILTON Two tickets to Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash hit musical Hamilton at the Victoria Palace Theatre in London, UK. Date to be agreed subject to availability. House Seat requests open one month ahead of the performance date. You will be given the option to choose three possible dates for the tickets and the tickets will be allocated on the date with best availability. Currently, House Seat requests open one month ahead of the performance date, e.g. House Seat bookings open on April 1st for performances from May 1st, May 1st for Performances June 1st, etc. Valid for performances on or before April 12, 2019. Bidding will start at $300 Value is priceless. Generously donated by Cameron Mackintosh

LOT 9: ONE WEEK VACATION AT SCHOOL GUESTHOUSE ON , SCOTLAND Experience a one-week stay for two at the restored Vatersay School Guesthouse. The Isle of Vatersay, in the Outer , is connected to Barra by a short causeway. Together they are the most westerly, permanently inhabited islands in the UK. Renowned for crystal white beaches, the region is considered by many to be the most beautiful in Scotland.

Accessible by air or ferry, Barra is noted for its fascinating Bronze and Iron Age ruins, the Dulchas Heritage Center, and . Your week long, self-catered stay is at an immaculately restored holiday residence, converted from a dependency of the adjacent old Vatersay School - itself an award-winning vacation villa. At low tide, the island is also linked to the islet of Uineasan to the east. Wildlife on the island includes otters, seals and herons. Bonnie Prince Charlie’s flower (Calystegia soldanella), reputedly originating from French seeds dropped by Bonnie Prince Charlie is, in Scotland, found only on Vatersay and . Shopping is a five-mile drive across the causeway to . Dates to be arranged in advance based on availability. Please have your arrangements in place by April 12, 2019. Transportation to Scotland and Barra not included.

Bidding will start at $600 Value is $1,500 Generously donated by Tosh Barron LOT 10: FOOTPATH BUILDING AT A SCENIC NATIONAL TRUST FOR SCOTLAND LOCATION Few things are as tough as mountains, yet these magnificent ecosystems are more fragile than we realize. Every year, thousands of walkers, naturalists, runners, cyclists and others set forth into Scotland’s mountains. The damage caused to footpaths is exacerbated by Scotland’s constantly changing climate of rain, frost, snow, gales and even blazing sunshine (sometimes all in a single afternoon) which erode and crumble the soil around the paths. Spend a day with the NTS Footpath Team helping to rebuild trails and learning what it takes to repair footpaths in one of Scotland’s most stunning landscapes. This specialist work is unique, skilled, and will give you firsthand experience in the preservation of our land. Travel is not included. Location and date is based on the Footpath Team work schedules. Please have your arrangements in place by April 12, 2019.

Bidding will start at $200 Value is priceless. Generously donated by

LOT 11: AFTERNOON TEA WITH NTS PRESIDENT NEIL OLIVER Enjoy an afternoon tea with NTS President Neil Oliver at Bannockburn, the site of the 1314 victory of Robert the Bruce over the English, a landmark in Scottish history. Travel is not included. Dates to be arranged by agreement with the bidder and Mr. Oliver by April 12, 2019.

Bidding will start at $250 Value is priceless. Generously donated by

LOT 12: SCOTTISH CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION TOUR WITH THE CURATORS Tour the exhibition Best Laid Plans at the Norwood Club (New York City) with Curators Susi and Alasdair Nichol. Entitled Best Laid Plans, as a nod to Rabbie Burns, the exhibition features many of the leading artists to have emerged from the Scottish contemporary art scene. Some with international reputations, a few past winners of the prestigious Turner Prize, and others better known within Scotland. Stylistically, there are examples of the New Figuration associated with the Glasgow School of Art in the 1980’s through to more conceptual works including installations and animation as well as artworks created this year, some specifically for the exhibition. Dinner with cocktails to follow the exhibition tour. Exhibition closes on September 4, 2018. Bidding will start at $150 Value is priceless. Generously donated by Alasdair and Susi Nichol LOT 13: SLEEP NO MORE AT THE MCKITTRICK HOTEL Reservation for two to attend Sleep No More, Shakespeare’s classic Scottish tragedy presented through the lens of suspenseful film noir. Audiences move freely through a transporting world at their own pace, choosing their own path through the story, immersed in the most unique theatrical experience in the history of New York.

Completed in 1939, the McKittrick Hotel was intended to be New York City’s finest and most decadent luxury hotel of its time. Six weeks before opening, and two days after the outbreak of World War II, the legendary hotel was condemned and left locked, permanently sealed from the public. Seventy-two years later, EMURSIVE has brought the Grande Dame back to life. Collaborating with London’s award-winning PUNCHDRUNK, the legendary space is reinvented with Sleep No More. Reservation includes front of the line access, complimentary coat/bag check, and a reserved table in Manderley Bar. The reservation may be redeemed any Sunday - Thursday through July 12th, 2018.

Bidding will start at $150 Value is $420 Generously donated by

LOT 14: CHAMPAGNE SABERING EXPERIENCE ZING! POP! WHOO! Learn to pop champagne like a French cavalry officer. And develop a new skill that brings life to any party and is infinitely Instagrammable. Sondra Rapoport is an ancient historian and former Harvard Head Teaching Fellow who also excels in Champagne Sabering. The Champagne Sabering Experience is a one-hour class for two at a location of your choice in New York City or Boston. It includes a half case of one of Sondra’s favorite Champagnes and a beautiful LaGuiole Champagne Sabre. Please have your arrangements in place by April 12, 2019.

Bidding will start at $500 Value is $1,250 Generously donated by Sondra and Ezra Rapoport

LOT 15: TICKETS TO THE NEW YORK SCOTTISH BALL AND SCOTTISH DANCING LESSONS Two tickets for the New York Scottish Ball on Saturday November 10, 2018 including a private teaching session of the dances.

Bidding will start at $200 Value is $600 Generously donated by Christopher Gow and scottishball.com

LOT 16: NEW HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY RESEARCH PACKAGE New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS) is America’s founding genealogical organization and the most respected name in family history. Established in 1845, NEHGS is the nation’s leading comprehensive resource for family history research and the largest Society of its kind in the world. We provide expert family history services through our staff, original scholarship, data-rich website, educational opportunities, and research center to help family historians of all levels explore their past and understand their families’ unique place in history. This silent auction package includes a one year individual level membership and five hours of research by NEHGS Research Services. Please redeem by April 12, 2019. Bidding will start at $200 Value $615 Generously donated by

Art and Antiques

LOT 17: IAN CHEYNE GLEN SLIGACHAN, WOODBLOCK PRINT, 12” X 13 ¼” (FRAMED) Born in Broughty Ferry, Ian Cheyne (1895-1955) was educated at Glasgow Academy and studied at Glasgow School of Art. Originally a painter, he began to experiment with woodcuts, and color woodcuts of Scottish, Spanish and French landscapes became his prime interest. Cheyne’s use of flat planes and curved forms gives his work an Art Deco feel. Japanese woodcuts were also an influence, particularly their lack of tonal depth and treatment of perspective. Cheyne exhibited regularly at the Royal Scottish Academy from 1920 until the end of his life.

Bidding will start at $100 Value is $420 Generously donated by Donna and Herbie Schinderman

LOT 18: ETCHING OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS DEATH MASK, 11” X 12” (FRAMED)

Bidding will start at $50 Value is $250 Donated ananymously.

LOT 19: ARMCHAIR C. 1860 Victorian, mahogany, open armchair with carved “Thistle” horizontal backsplat circa 1860

Bidding will start at $1,000 Value is $2,500 Generously donated by Donna and Herbie Schinderman LOT 20: CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH COLLECTOR’S PORTFOLIO The Charles Rennie Mackintosh collector’s portfolio contains four architectural prints and a frontispiece. The prints were taken from the original line drawings by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The four prints are: The Hill House – Helensburgh, Windy Hill – Kilmacolm, Martyr’s School – Glasgow, Scotland Street School – Glasgow. Three portfolios are available. The top three bidders will each win one set. Bidding will start at $40 Value $225 Each

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LOT 21: FRAMED ORIGINAL CYB £100 PRINTING PLATE WITH SPECIMEN £100 BANK NOTE FEATURING CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH The original printing plate used to produce CYB’s £100 note, which features Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The plate was used to print 200,000 notes, which entered circulation in 2009. The plate and a £100 specimen bank note are mounted in a presentation frame.

Bidding will start at $250 Value is $700

Generously donated by

Jewelry

LOT 22: ILARIA FLOWER NECKLACE Sterling silver with black and clear quartz.

Bidding will start at $350 Value is $925 Generously donated by M. Victoria Cummock

LOT 23: DIAMOND DAVID YURMAN EARRINGS One pair oval drop sterling silver earrings containing pave set round brilliant full cut diamonds weighing 1.03ctw. The diamonds are G-H in color and VS in clarity.

Bidding will start at $1,200 Value is $2,950 Generously donated by Helen Sayles LOT 24: BEE BROOCH A ladies 18kt gold bee brooch with 47 round brilliant full cut diamonds weighing .51 ctw set in the wings. The body is a 9.6 mm freshwater Biwa pearl and the eyes are 2 bezel set round rubies weighing .04 cdtw. The diamonds are G-H in color and VS in clarity. The brooch weighs 7.66 grams.

Bidding will start at $1,000 Value is $2,575 Generously donated by Naoma Tate

LOTS 25-27: SILVER GLASGOW STYLE ROSE BROOCHES BY CARRICK JEWELRY Three lovely Glasgow style silver rose brooches marked Carrick Jewelry

Bidding will start at $20 Value is $75 (each) Generously donated by Helen Sayles

LOT 28: ONE PAIR OF SILVER GLASGOW STYLE ROSE EARRINGS BY CARRICK JEWELRY Glasgow style silver earrings marked Carrick Jewelry

Bidding will start at $20 Value is $100 Generously donated by Helen Sayles

LOT 29: ON PAIR OF 9CT GOLD GLASGOW STYLE ROSE EARRINGS BY CARRICK JEWELRY Glasgow style silver earrings marked Carrick Jewelry

Bidding will start at $40 Value is $150 Generously donated by Helen Sayles

Fashion & Accesories

LOT 30: VERSACE TWIN CLUTCH Vitello twin clutch evening bag by Versace

Bidding will start at $600 Value is $1,975

Generously donated by LOT 31: STYLING SESSION WITH MACKINTOSH A private styling and shopping session with a store credit of $2,000. Tour the Mackintosh New York store with a styling specialist while learning about the history of the Scottish brand and their unique waterproof fabrics. While getting to know your personal style, they will aid you in selecting pieces that match both your style and outerwear needs. Complimentary refreshments including Champagne, coffee, tea, and water are included. Offer expires April 12, 2019.

Bidding will start at $600 Value is $2,000

Generously donated by

LOT 32: BESPOKE HAT BY ROYAL MILLINER YVETTE JELFS Classic British hat maker Yvette Jelfs creates show stopping couture millinery for discerning clients looking for style, luxury and individuality. Yvette started her millinery career as an apprentice in Luton, the hat making capital of England. Upon completion of her apprenticeship she went on to work with Graham Smith in his London workrooms. Gaining a position as a designer she created collections for high street retailers as well as capsule collections for high end retailers. Setting up on her own in 1980, Yvette created hats and headpieces that have been worn worldwide by princesses to pop stars, gaining an international following for best quality at an affordable price. Offer expires April 12, 2019.

Bidding will start at $300 Value is $1,000

Generously donated by

LOT 33: CHRISTOPHER KANE RESORT 18 SCOTLAND KNIT JUMPER Christopher Kane, the label, was launched in 2006, and has grown to become one of the powerhouse labels of British fashion with one of the biggest international profiles. Developing his highly creative and playful signatures of constant innovation, rebellious femininity and extraordinary skill, Kane’s clothes continue to surprise and seduce with their ineffable sense of chic. This sweater was part of the collection that was photographed for Vogue at Hill House.

Bidding will start at $100 Value is $575 Generously donated by Christopher Kane LOT 34: SCALLOP PURSE Harris Tweed, the original Tweed cloth, is made using pure, new Scottish wool and dyed in base colors allowing practically any shade of yarn to be produced by blending the dyed wool. These intermingled yarns make Harris Tweed unlike any other fabric. It is this unique mixing process which gives Harris Tweed its extraordinary richness.

Bidding will start at $20 Value is $100

Generously donated by

LOT 35: CUSTOM-MADE KILT Here is your opportunity to have a custom-made hand-sewn kilt in the of your choice. This eight yard 13-16 oz. pure wool kilt will be hand sewn and custom made to your measurements and specifications by master kiltmaker Bonnie Heather Greene. Bonnie’s kilts are traditionally hand-pleated and hand-sewn. Although Bonnie Heather Greene can assist you in ordering the tartan fabric of your choice, the purchase price of the fabric will be assumed by the winner. Offer expires April 12, 2019.

Bidding will start at $100 Value is $550 Generously donated by

LOT 36: MACKINTOSH CHECK SUPERFINE MERINO WOOL WRAP A Jacquard interpretation of our unique “tile” design check. Woven by Johnstons of Elgin. 100% superfine merino wool.

Bidding will start at $40 Value is $175

Generously donated by

LOT 37: MACKINTOSH TARTAN MERINO AND CASHMERE SCARF The design features Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s distinctive nine square motif in soft purple with a dark charcoal repeat on a black background. Woven by Johnstons of Elgin. 90% merino and 10% cashmere.

Bidding will start at $20 Value is $105

Generously donated by LOT 38: THE WHISKY SNUG Guaranteed to keep you warm: the finest Scottish cashmere, paired with the unmistakable style of Scottish tweed. Scotland’s famous cashmere and tweed traditions are brought together in this luxurious scarf, handmade by skilled artisans, chosen for their outstanding craftsmanship, quality of work and pride in their craft tradition. From the outer isles of Harris and Lewis, to the soft rolling countryside of the Scottish Borders, we source our cloth entirely from Scottish weavers and mills. We use only the finest cashmere in our scarves, its exceptional warmth and softness make it highly prized for luxury garments and Scottish mills have long excelled in weaving it to perfection with help from our soft Scottish waters.

Bidding will start at $30 Value is $140 Generously donated by Kitty Mackenzie

LOT 39: SET OF THREE WOOL TWEED TIES

Bidding will start at $20 Value is $87 Generously donated by

LOT 40: RAMPANT BUCKLE A beautiful ready-to-wear hand-crafted buckle, finished in bright nickel with a gold badge featuring the Royal of Scotland (also known as the Lion Rampant of Scotland). The buckle was made in Connecticut by Caledonia Fine Arts Co. owner, Jeff Robertson, who was born and raised in Dundee, Scotland.

Bidding will start at $40 Value is $150 Generously donated by

LOT 41: SOPHIE SPORAN BAG AND BROOKLYN CAP Walker Slater creates fabrics and styles that are constantly improved upon to keep their relevance today, whilst striving to retain the heritage and integrity of the weaving and tailoring from where it came.

Bidding will start at $30 Value is $145 Generously donated by Home Goods

LOT 42: SET OF COFFEE CUPS AND SAUCERS FROM THE ANTLER TRELLIS COLLECTION An exquisite range created in collaboration with one of Scotland’s finest estates, Gordon Castle, the ‘Antler Trellis’ collection is a stunning tableware set crafted from English fine bone china and decorated with stag antlers that emulate and were inspired by the stag antlers that once lined the domed ceiling at Gordon Castle.

Bidding will start at $100 Value is $425 Generously donated by

LOT 43: GOLD THISTLE CUSHION Hand-printed gold on black thistle pattern on black velvet feather cushion.

Bidding will start at $30 Value is $140 Generously donated by Timirous Beasties

LOT 44: WINE CARAFE AND STEMLESS GLASSES BY JULISKA AND ‘RENNIE’ LACE TABLE COVER Wine carafe and eight stemless red wine glasses from Juliska’s Carine collection. ‘Rennie’, inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, is one of MYB Textiles finest archive lace designs transformed into decorative table wear, complete with scalloped edges. These beautiful table covers are intricately woven on Victorian Nottingham Lace Looms at their heritage mill in Ayrshire, Scotland. Measuring 147cm square.

Bidding will start at $80 Value is $328 Generously donated by LOT 45: WHISKY AFICIONADO ENTERTAINMENT PACKAGE A whisky package worthy of a toast! Includes a bottle of Edition No. 3 from The Macallan, the third release in the annual limited- edition series. This whisky was developed in close collaboration between The Macallan Master Whisky Maker and Master Perfumer Roja Dove, uniting the worlds of whisky and aroma to showcase the complexities of single malt character. Serve in style with an decanter and four Glencairn glasses by Glencairn Crystal. The set is paired with a beautiful slate serving tray from The Just Slate Company.

Bidding will start at $60 Value is $278 Generously donated by

LOT 46: BRORA 100% LAMBSWOOL TARTAN BLANKET

Bidding will start at $40 Value is $169 Generously donated by

LOT 47: JOHNSTONS OF ELGIN DOUBLE FACED HERITAGE THROW

Bidding will start at $80 Value is $350 Generously donated by Lifestyle

LOT 48: REPLICA CYCLING JERSEY AND BOOKS SIGNED BY GREAT SCOT, MARK BEAUMONT An autographed replica cycling jersey from Great Scot, Mark Beaumont’s around the world in 80 days world-record breaking journey. Also included are three autographed books by Beaumont, The Man Who Cycled the World, The Man Who Cycled the Americas, and Africa Solo.

Bidding will start at $60 Value is priceless. Generously donated by Mark Beaumont

LOT 49: SCOTLAND’S FINEST LANDSCAPES: THE COLLECTOR’S EDITION BY COLIN PRIOR Colin Prior is one of the finest landscape photographers in the world and one who knows the Scottish wilderness like no other. Going to extremes in order to capture the most magical qualities of a landscape, his patience and masterful eye for natural beauty have produced extraordinary images over a remarkable career. This large format collector’s edition, with a foreword by Sir Chris Bonington, is presented in a large landscape-format cloth-covered hardback in a slipcase. Bidding will start at $20 Value $100

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LOT 50: WHISKY LOVERS DREAM BASKET The perfect gourmet basket for every lover! Includes 14 whisky infused foods to enjoy when you are not drinking your favorite single malt, and one reproduction of a Jacobite Dram glass for when you are drinking! Five different flavors of single malt whisky fudge, Glenfiddich 12 year shortbread and whisky cake, whisky cream truffles, whisky sauce, as well as tea, honey, mustard, marmalade, and salt infused with whisky. That’s enough whisky foods to enjoy the distinctive flavor of Scotch whisky at breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Bidding will start at $40 Value $200

Generously donated by LOT 51: SELECTION OF MOVIES FILMED IN SCOTLAND ON DVD OR BLURAY Includes: Brave (2012), Braveheart (1995), Dog Soldiers (2002), Highlander (1986), One Day (2011), Outlander Season 2 (2016), Rob Roy (1995), Skyfall (2012), Stone of Destiny (2008), The 39 Steps (1935), The 39 Steps (1959), The Queen (2006), The Wicker Man (1973), Trainspotting (1996)

Bidding will start at $40 Value $200 Donated Anonymously

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