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African Lion Silent Auction – Around the Home AFRICAN LION SILENT AUCTION – AROUND THE HOME 4000 12th Man Tote Show your Seahawks spirit with this custom "12" tote made from recycled sails. Handcrafted in Portland, Maine. THANK YOU: JILL AND SCOTT WALKER VALUE: $250.00 4001 Swarovski Starbucks Card Hey coffee fans! Take home this limited edition, espresso-colored, stainless steel, Starbucks gift card embellished with Swarovski crystals. And it comes loaded with $200. Frappucino anyone? THANK YOU: STARBUCKS COFFEE COMPANY VALUE: $350.00 4002 “Glacial Passage” by Thomas Mangelsen Limited Edition Framed Photograph “Glacial Passage” is a photo of a bald eagle that takes to the skies, its flight framed by dramatic glacier-covered peaks in the Kenai Mountains. Eagles are year-round residents of coastal Alaska, where the largest number of eagles in the world convene along its many rivers and coastal shores to catch numerous species of fish, especially the abundant spawning salmon from June through January. The framed and matted image is 14” x 20” and is a limited edition numbered 90 of 2,500. A Certificate of Authenticity is included. THANK YOU: MARGIE WETHERALD AND LEN BARSON VALUE: $600.00 4003 Kendra Scott Jewelry Package and Color Bar Party for 10 You will dazzle any outfit with these beautiful gold filigree Addie earrings and gold filigree Candice bracelet. Plus you receive your own Kendra Scott Color Bar Party. What's a Color Bar Party? It's a special party just for you and up to 10 friends. You will enjoy sips, sweets and 15% off all Kendra Scott products. The winning bidder also receives a custom jewelry piece at the Kendra Scott Color Bar. How fun is that? Grab your BFFs and let's go! Expires: July 13, 2019. Please contact Mandy at [email protected] to schedule. Date and time of party must be mutually agreed upon by winner and Kendra Scott Community Relations Manager at Bellevue Square. THANK YOU: KENDRA SCOTT- BELLEVUE SQUARE VALUE: $335.00 AFRICAN LION SILENT AUCTION – AROUND THE HOME 4004 “Wolfie" Canvas Wrap by Eve Trattler Take home this 20" x 24" canvas wrap print by artist Eve Trattler. Only a few prints were made for family members and never offered for sale. Eve learned classical painting at New York's School of Visual Arts and was awarded a full scholarship to the New York Academy of Art Master's Program. Her large murals adorn several public spaces and prominent homes throughout the New York region. The original painting of "Wolfie" was a gift to her mother. Take home this lovely piece tonight! THANK YOU: RON BOMBA VALUE: $275.00 4005 Europe Through the Back Door Planning a trip to Europe? Then, this package is for you! Enjoy an autographed copy of Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back Door, A Travel Skills Handbook; Rick Steves' Travel Skills DVD; Rick Steves' 2018 Tour Catalog; Ricks Steves' Best Destinations Newsletter. Bon voyage! THANK YOU: RICK STEVES' EUROPE THROUGH THE BACK DOOR VALUE: $25.00 4006 "Beauty of Ladakh in Lilac" Shawl Portraying the misty mornings of Ladakh, this elegant shawl comes from the talented artisans of Karmabhoomi in India. Beautifully soft and comfortably warm, the lightweight shawl is woven on a traditional handloom using the finest of pashmina or cashmere, wool blended with sumptuous silk. Dry clean only. THANK YOU: JILL AND SCOTT WALKER VALUE: $63.00 AFRICAN LION SILENT AUCTION – AROUND THE HOME 4007 Doggie Daycare for Five Days at Central Bark Jake the dog wants to tell you all about Central Bark: “Did I tell you how much fun and how many activities we have at our dog daycare in Seattle? When I’m not trying to touch my nose with my tongue, I get to romp around with my friends (2 and 4 legged) in one of the play areas and hang out with one of our wranglers (that’s dog speak for humans). At Central Bark we run around, play ball, have jumping competitions, (I’m the resident champ) and a whole lotta canine socialization. Hey! This beats the pants off howling at the neighbors. All this activity can be pretty tiring, so in the afternoons we like to take naps, play around some more and sing songs at our dog day care in Seattle. The wranglers like to sing and we all join in the chorus. You gotta hear it to believe it! I have to say that it’s a clean, safe and sanitary environment here and by the time we’re done for the day, we’re pretty pooped. And you know what that means? Your human gets to enjoy a nice quiet evening with their 4-legged best friend. (That’s us!) Signed, Jake the dog.” Your dog will enjoy five fun-filled days of doggie daycare and may or may not meet Jake the dog. Restrictions: Expires July 13, 2019. Dogs must be current on vaccinations. See website for additional details: www.central-bark.com. This certificate is transferable. THANK YOU: CENTRAL BARK VALUE: $205.00 4008 A Designer Family Portrait Experience Package Designer Portraits began from a need for a different type of photography that uses the elements of classic portraiture, new technology, and methods utilizing both film and digital technology. The most important thing for them is that you look natural while looking good. Designer Portraits is best known for the combination of good portrait practices mixed with a natural and organic feel to produce amazing images. Your portrait and design session will be a memorable time together with your family while reflecting your natural individual expressions and personalities. The end result is a beautiful 12" x 16" framed, hand crafted portrait of your family. Imagine this precious heirloom of personal art wall décor to display and cherish proudly for generations, reflecting your unique family experiences and legacy. Restrictions: Expires February 13, 2019. Please activate this certificate within 14 days of purchase. Family groups only. Holidays subject to availability. THANK YOU: JAMISON A. JOHNSON VALUE: $1,200.00 AFRICAN LION SILENT AUCTION – AROUND THE HOME 4009 Eyes on Fremont $100 Gift Certificate Treat your eyes to a new pair of glasses! Take this gift card to Eyes on Fremont for $100 toward a complete pair of glasses! Restrictions: Expires July 13, 2019. Gift certificate is non-refundable and has no cash value. A complete pair of glasses includes both frames and prescription lenses. Cannot be combined with any other promotions or discounts. THANK YOU: EYES ON FREMONT VALUE: $100.00 4010 "Tiger Eyes" Oil Painting by Cleo Luther Forbes This beautiful tiger was painted by local Bainbridge Island artist, Cleo Luther Forbes. Painted from a photo, this canvas art measures 15” x 25” framed. This wonderful painting will make a wonderful addition to your home. THANK YOU: CLEO LUTHER FORBES VALUE: $600.00 4011 Three Giraffe Porcelain Collectibles Give your home a cheer with these beautiful natural looking Lomonosov Porcelain Giraffe Family figurines. Made from white soft porcelain, this vintage hand-painted trio was made at the Imperial Lomonosov Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg, Russia. This will make a beautiful addition to your giraffe figurine collection. THANK YOU: DIANE AND BOB SHREWSBURY VALUE: $295.00 AFRICAN LION SILENT AUCTION – AROUND THE HOME 4012 Retirement Planning Package With Stickney Research's Retirement planning package, you'll be able to map your retirement and answer such questions as: how much money do I need now to retire and live comfortably in the future, from what assets will I draw for retirement income, what pension option should I choose at retirement, do I have enough savings to retire now, how can I identify and assess the unknown risks that I might face once I'm retired and when should I take Social Security? With this planning package you'll receive: Anaylsis of your current portfolio The Mapper TM, their customized proprietary report that will give you the roadmap (in numbers, of course) necessary for informed decisions Educational reports Economic updates Recommended asset mix to achieve your goals Restrictions: Expires July 13, 2019 THANK YOU: STICKNEY RESEARCH VALUE: $950.00 4013 Alaskan Musk Oxen Batik Batik is a technique of hand-dyeing fabric using wax. Musk oxen are found in Alaska and have shaggy fur. Their underfur is called qiviut and is very soft, expensive and used for fabric. Bring this unique piece home tonight! THANK YOU: MARY HOGUE VALUE: $500.00 4014 "Bath Time for Baby" by Jan L. Baldwin Photographer Jan L. Baldwin shares the moment when she achieved the perfect photo of a female lion bathing her cub: "We were on safari in Londolozi, a private reserve next to Kruger National Park in South Africa, when we came upon a pride of lions. As we sat enjoying the family's activities, a mother lion began to give her cub a bath. It was such a tender moment of gentleness, I just had to capture this peaceful motherly scene. Restrictions: This photo is copyright registered and cannot be used without the artist's permission. THANK YOU: JANET LAVERNE BALDWIN VALUE: $150.00 AFRICAN LION SILENT AUCTION – AROUND THE HOME 4015 Nina McLemore Boutique $250 Gift Certificate Nina McLemore has dressed some of the most powerful women in the world from Hillary Clinton to PepsiCo CEO, Indra Nooyi. Nina designs a collection of clothing to address the needs of senior professional and executive women and women who are active in their communities. The collection is made in New York of the finest natural fabrics and is designed to take a woman through all aspects of her life-day, evening and leisure with a strong focus on travel.
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