Art, Photography, Fine Craft
2007 Auction Donations Online
The 2007 auction is over. A good time was had by all. Thanks to all helpers and attendees.
Browse and enjoy this online sampling of items from the 2007 auction.
Marc Boutté Vase
Luminous and Sleek, 6″ tall
Value: $160
Donated by Marc Boutté
Add an exquisite piece of art to your coffee table, mantelpiece, or side table with this unique and colorful vase that will engender many compliments.
Marc Boutté’s glass is reminiscent of the Tiffany blown glass objects. He has a large glass blowing studio on Camano Island, and has exhibited his work in numerous galleries in the United States and abroad.
Key Sardine Can With Flowers
Matted and framed Repoussé - Acrylic painting by Jeanne Horsey
Value: $200
Donated by Jeanne Horsey
This unique, beautiful repoussé/acrylic piece glitters with silver and many colors. Beautifully matted and framed, its whimsical theme of flowers tucked carefully into a sardine can seems very real. The artist, Jeanne Horsey, has a marvelous eye for blending different media to create a beautiful image.
Hand Carved Stone Vase
Basalt Vase With the Presence of Sculpture
Value: $475
Donated by Jim Ballard
Looking for a unique, one-of-a-kind sculpture? From the artistry of Jim Ballard of Edmonds, comes this gracefully carved vase.
The vase is made from a basalt stone that was pushed here from glacial movement about ten thousand years ago. Smooth carving caresses a natural, rougher surface, giving a sense of touching our local natural history. The white marks in the photograph are naturally occurring barnacles. The vase can be used indoors or outdoors. It is especially suited for creating Ikebana, the Japanese form of flower arrangements. Truly stunning with an arrangement of flowers, branches or plants.
Yo-Yo Pattern Coverlet
Hand Made Coverlet for Queen or King Size Bed
Size 94″ x 106″
Value: $250
Donated by Judy Forgey
This lovingly made coverlet is truly a treasure. The coverlet was hand made by Mary Hartley, mother of the donor. At the age of 15, Mary started working in her mother’s Edmonton, Canada hat shop. She became a professional seamstress and was a wizard at detail work. The yo-yo pattern used in this coverlet was poplular during the 1920s-1940s. Mary made this heirloom-quality coverlet two years ago. It is in mint condition and truly a keepsake to pass down in the family.
Stone Garden Lantern
Stone pumice garden lantern by Tom Francis, 14″ tall
Value: $150
Donated by Tom Francis
Picture this lovely “Japaneseque” lantern on your deck or in the garden. Standing alone, or adding your own candle or electric light it will add warmth and charm to the surroundings. These lanterns are often referred to as little houses with roofs.
Tom Francis is a member of the Northwest Stone Sculptors Association of Washington State Non-Profit Professional Organization.
Edmonds Ferry: Night Run from Edmonds
Value: $450
Donated by Roy Hughes
Add a touch of the Puget Sound to your home with this attractive wall panel by artist Roy E. Hughes from Snohomish. This digital block print by Roy looks much like wood block and silk screen prints. The name applied to this printing process is Giclee. Roy has advanced degrees in educational technology, and has been influenced by Japanese wood block printers such as Hiroshige and Hosukai.
Fine Art Portrait Photography by Peggy Washburn
Included are a Sitting Fee and One 8×10 Portrait
Value: $460
Donated by Peggy Washburn
All of us like to display family portraits in our homes. What a wonderful opportunity to experience such an artistic form of photography. Seattle photographer Peggy Washburn creates museum grade fine art portraits in her studio in Seattle. This year marks the 10th anniversary of her unique work with children and families. She has just completed her new book project, “Old Souls,” which features children of prominent Seattle families and art collectors.
Two Art Glass Platters
Slumped Golden Glass
Value: $100 each
Donated by Hathcoat Studios of Colorado
A stunning addition to your serving pieces or just to set out in your home, these unique, one-of-a-kind woven glass dishes make an attractive display for any style or décor.
From My Garden
Print of an original painting by Freeda Lapos Babson
Framed: $145; Unframed: $40
Donated by Freeda Lapos Babson
Limited edition, signed, numbered and framed art print of an original 16″ x 20″ painting.
Own a beautiful floral painting by award-winning artist Freeda Lapos Babson, a resident of Edmonds, Washington. This print is taken from an original acrylic painting. Her artwork has been shown in galleries in four states, and her work is owned by collectors in the U.S. as well as foreign countries. Freeda’s work includes murals, mosaics, hand made purses, and sculptured pieces. She is also a published author/illustrator of her children’s book, “A Royal Buggy Garden.” Place your bid! Don’t miss this opportunity!
Striking Dichroic Glass Dish
Purple and Blue Fused Glass Dish With Gold Detailing, 6″x4″
Value: $40
Donated by Ginger Gibbs
The shimmering colors of this art piece would be a beautiful addition to any coffee table, home gallery or to show off those few tempting chocolate truffles. Ginger is a professor of English at a community college by day, and began her glass art work in 2003 in honor of a friend who died of lymphoma. Ginger studied at the Pratt Fine Arts Center. She is a regular at the Edmonds Saturday Market during July and August.
“Wild Goose Chase” Table Runner
Hand Made Quilted Table Runner
Value: $50
Donated by Melinda Rockney
This attractive table runner’s bright colors of pink, purple and gold will add a cheerful atmosphere to any room.
Imagine a hand-crafted runner gracing your dining room table. What a fabulous way to entertain.
Kite Flying at Gas Works Park
Water Color/Plastic Wrap matted print by Jeanne Horsey, 11″ x 14″
Value: $20
Donated by Jeanne Horsey
Take this charming painting home to your child’s room! Its soft colors, and sweet image of children enjoying their kites on a lovely day would change anyone’s mood to soft and dreamy. The artist, Jeanne Horsey, has a magic touch capturing the childhood spirit.
Pack of Peppers in Crystal Vase
Framed water color and pastel by Jeanne Horsey, 11″ x 14″
Value: $100
Donated by: Jeanne Horsey
Imagine this hanging in your kitchen inspiring you to use those fresh green peppers in your next gourmet recipe. This lovely water color and pastel piece would be a decorative enhancement for any kitchen.
Iris
Repoussé/Acrylic, 12″ x 15″, framed
Value: $50
Donated by Jeanne Horsey
Imagine this bowl overflowing with different colored iris’ catching the eye of your visitors when they enter your dining room. The artist, Jeanne Horsey, uses multi media to create a third dimensional bouquet of these exquisite flowers poised in a goblet like vase.
Set of Single Switch Plate Covers
Six Repoussé/Acryllic individual switch plate covers by Jeanne Horsey, 4 1/2″ x 2 3/4″
Value: $36 for set
Donated by Jeanne Horsey
Give this set of unique and colorful plates as a gift or decorate those plain light switch plates in your own home. The colors are brilliant, and the silvery surface sparkles when light hits it. The artist, Jeanne Horsey, has an obvious flair for combining texture and color.
Set of Five Greetings Cards by Rie Munoz
Five 5″ x7″ Greeting Cards
$20 for the set
Donated by Margaret Symons
- Dancers in Sealgut Parkas
- Inaugural Voyage, Tenakee
- Blue Moon Cafe
- Both the Sun and Moon Belong to Women
- Ice Fishing
Send these beautiful blank note cards to a friend, or frame them for your own use. These colorful Rie Munoz cards tell stories that will delight everyone. The 5″ x 7″ cards are reproductions of original artwork and are suitable for framing adding that extra touch to any room or office.
Whale in the Inlet
Value: $30
Donated by Margaret Symons
A long time resident of Juneau, Alaska, Rie Munoz is a master at telling the stories of the region with bright and playful images. This matted card depicts three whales in an inlet and the villagers as they gather on shore to greet them.