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ANC Online Auction: Wood-and-Metal Coat & Hat Hanger – J’Anna Jacoby

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction
wood and metal coat/hat hanger

A couple of things you should know about this donation. First, this is a horrible photo of this very cool hat/coat rack, made from the spine of a wine barrel. The photo doesn’t do it justice. It would look terrific… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Adrienne Jacoby, Carr Fire auction item, coat rack, J'Anna Jacoby
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ANC Online Auction: Carr Fire Glass Phoenix by Welsh Artist Paul Jones – Eleanor Townsend/Deb Segelitz

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

As Yogi Berra might have said, it’s déjà vu all over again. This is the piece that inspired the first Online Auction to Benefit ANC’s Carr Fire Scholarship Fund. (Click here to read how it all started.)  Originally donated by… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Deb Segelitz, glass Phoenix, Paul Jones
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ANC Online Auction: Canada Goose Photograph by Jon Lewis

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

Jon Lewis: “While out on a mini photo safari in the spring of 2019, I was walking across Diestelhorst Bridge when I spotted this Canada goose casually perched on the cement railing. I was fairly sure he (or she) would… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Jon Lewis, Photograph
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ANC Online Auction: “The View From the Trail” Watercolor by Erin Friedman

Posted on January 5, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction
Erim Friedman The View from the Trail

Erin Friedman has donated one of her stunning watercolor paintings. This year’s is “The View From the Trail”. The painting depicts a scene from the Davis Gulch Trail at Whiskeytown, before the Carr Fire. The piece measures 14″X 11″  and… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Erin Friedman, Watercolor
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ANC Online Auction: Garden Markers – Lynda Burkhalter

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

ANC reader Lynda Burkhalter of Susanville created a full terra cotta pot filled with whimsical handcrafted garden markers fashioned from vintage flatware, jewelry, beads, aluminum cans and precious found treasures. Use a Sharpie pen to write the name of the… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, garden markers, Lynda Burkhalter
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ANC Online Auction: Hand-Crocheted Afghan by Karen Field

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

ANC subscriber Melissa Field’s mother, Karen Field of Redding, hand-crocheted this stunning afghan just for ANC’s second annual online auction. Created in a beautiful mix of dark greens, blues, purples, and teal, it’s crocheted from 100% acrylic yarns, measuring approximately… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction afghan, Carr Fire auction item, Karen Field
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ANC Online Auction: Clear Creek Soap Company Gift Basket – Roberta Busher

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction
Clear Creek Soap Company basket

Donor Roberta Busher of the Happy Valley-based Clear Creek Soap Company provided this luxurious donation, a large gift basket filled with Clear Creek Soap Company goodies: Six assorted soaps, two cuticle balms, two solid lotions, muscle rub, foot rub, Bug… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Clear Creek Soap Company, Roberta Busher
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ANC Online Auction: Hand Thrown Stoneware Jar by Joanne Snyder

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

This exquisite high-fired, stoneware covered jar was created with two lead-free glazes that mixed during the firing to create the effects of clouds. This item will safely hold liquid or treasure. Food safe. Valued at $60.00. Starting bid $20.00. Auction… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, ceramics, Joanne Snyder, stoneware
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ANC Online Auction: “Classic Relaxation” print by Monique Nikki Cassells

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

“Classic Relaxation” mixed media 14″ X 14″ canvas print on 1 1/4″ black gallery wrapped canvas. Ready to hang. Valued at $60.00 Starting bid $25.00. Auction bidding will begin Mon. Jan. 6, and will conclude Thur. Jan. 9. Redding based… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, Mixed Media, Monique Cassells
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ANC Online Auction: “John Lee Hooker” print by Monique Nikki Cassells

Posted on January 4, 2020 by Carr Fire Auction

  “John Lee Hooker” 18″ X 24″ mixed media framed print without matting. Hardware provided for hanging. Valued at $100.00. Minimum bid $35.00. Auction bidding will begin Mon. Jan. 6, and will conclude Thur. Jan. 9. Redding based artist Nikki… Continue Reading →

Carr Fire Auction Carr Fire auction item, mixed media print, Monique Cassells

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