PART II (Silent Auctions)

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ARTIFACT SERIES
BY JEAN CHEELY | $395
Studio artist and
instructor Jean Cheely
has been working with
fused glass techniques
since 2001. She uses many
approaches to transform
“super cooled” liquid
into art pieces. Cheely is
an award-winning artist
who exhibits in juried glass competitions in the U.S
and abroad. She has pursued her passion by studying
under nationally known artists at numerous glass
studios, including: The Corning Museum of Glass
Studio, Arrowmont School of Arts, Pittsburgh Glass
and The Chrysler Museum Glass Studio.
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NECKLACE & EARRINGS
BY ANNA SKIBSKA | $300
Anna Skibska studied at the
Academy of Art in Wroclaw,
Poland, in the Department of
Painting, graduating in1984.
Since then Skibska has presented
52 individual exhibitions all over
the world.
“I transform beads, gems,
semi-precious and precious
stones into necklaces. I juxtapose them with rubber,
leather, plastic, designing my jewelry following my mood…
my moods, my whims, commemorating the beauty of
everyday life. (Never done in the studio. Treated as a hobby
and done in the evening at home as a private fancy.)”
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Jean Cheely
Glass, sterling silver & 14K over sterling silver
16 x 2 1/2 x 3/4 inches
Anna Skibska
Rubber Tubing, Foam, Silver Quartz, Pearl,
Surgical Steel & Magnetic Clasp
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NECKLACE
BY AYALA BAR | $450
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Ayala Bar
Simple metals, glass beads, minerals stones
& crystal rhinestones
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BABIO SERIES: INCALMO BLOWN
GLASS CHOKER
BY JULIE CONWAY| $280
Julie Conway, is the owner of
ILLUMINATA ART GLASS DESIGN LLC,
a studio of custom glassworks. Her
first molten blob of glass was formed
in 1997, from there, she never looked
back. Her international training with
glass masters influenced her use of
timeless skills incorporated with
modern designs for her art glass
lighting and jewelry collection.
Collaborating with architects,
designers, collectors and clients to
create extraordinary custom, lighted
glassworks is her specialty.
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For this creative artist, the
universe is indeed in the
details. The materials - simple
metals, glass beads, mineral
stones and crystal rhinestones
- are used to translate her
creative perceptions into
intricate patterns with a
thousand messages. Some
have tried to define Bar’s
style as Art Deco meets the Middle East, but the truth
is that her style cannot be categorized. Bar draws on
her experience as a costume jeweler, and her eclectic
career in theater and interior design. Today, Bar is a
mature designer, cognizant of the trends in the fashion
world, but always true to her inner vision.
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Her passion for spontaneous and
elegant design comes from the nature
of molten glass and its properties to
refract and reflect light. The result is
orchestrated installations of light and
glass that can transport the viewer.
Conway operates a vibrant studio, in Seattle WA, where
she conducts highly talented teams of glassmakers and
fabricators to help her execute her commissions.
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Julie Conway
Blown Glass & Oxidized Silver Custom Neck Wire
16 - 17 inches in length
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RED HOT MURANO
BY LESLIE GENNINGER | $830
Leslie Genninger
designs and produces
the Genninger Studio
Collection in her studio
located in the heart
of Venice, Italy, in
the picturesque
Campiello Barbaro.
The studio holds an
extraordinary collection
of Murano glass jewelry, elegantly hung Venetian
Cesendeli chandeliers, stunning hand blown goblets,
hand cut mirrors and unique glass sculpture. Her
exclusive bead designs are hand made using special
1000 year old Murano glass formulas and techniques
and are flame worked by Venetian bead masters. Her
work can be found at The Museum of Art and Design in
New York City, The Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum in
Boston, and the Museum of Venetian Art in Otaru, Japan.
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Leslie Genninger
Glass
17 inches long / 3 inches extension
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DROP PENDANT
NECKLACE EDITION
BY LINDA MACNEIL | $2,100
“Linda MacNeil’s vision is singular,
bypassing many influences that
appear to dominate twentieth
-century studio jewelry. Her work is
extremely beautiful, concentrating
on form and color. Gold-plated
brass is combined with geometric
shapes of glass, which have been
cut or cast. There is a continuous
commitment to elegance and
decoration as her necklaces become socially involved
through her aesthetic language. MacNeil’s preferred
materials are not inherently precious, but become
precious as the rondelles of glass and carved elements
are set like elaborate stones in the metal.” Helen W. Drutt
English, essay “Linda’s Web” from United in Beauty: The
Jewelry and Collectors of Linda MacNeil.
MOG is currently curating the first retrospective of
MacNeil’s jewelry. Linda MacNeil: Jewels of Glass will
open January 21, 2017 and will be accompanied by
a significant publication of the same name.
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Linda MacNeil, Signed - 2016
Sterling silver, mirrored plate glass acid polished, detail made
by artist, 2 1/2 x 1 x 1/4 inches (pendant)
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GOLDEN BALL NECKLACE
& EARRINGS
BY MIRI ADMANI | $125
WAVES COLLECTION, inspired by water and fire, is
made with transparent glass, manipulated by fire,
creating soft, wavy and minimalistic design. ALCHEMY
COLLECTION, inspired by the four elements– earth,
water, fire and air– is an ongoing exploration of glass
and metal fusion, creating rich patterns and set in
precious metals.
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PEARL NECKLACE/SILVER EARRINGS
BY PATTY NULPH | $330
Patty Nulph has been
presenting collections
to the wholesale
marketplace since
1983. She began by
importing and selling
one of a kind jewelry,
beads, and textiles.
Surrounded by beautiful
art, ethnic culture and
influenced by her travels
she set up a design studio in Tacoma, Washington
and created her first sterling silver group in 1993.
A trip through Japan with her mother in 1997 led
to the creation of the “Temple Series” which has
served as the building block for the contemporary
feel of FAI today.
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Miri Admani
Mouth-Blown Bead from Pyrex Glass Tube,
filled with 9k gold wire
Patty Nulph
Freshwater Pearls & Sterling Silver
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“In the south of Israel, the
Negev, you can find my
home and studio of glass
and jewelry works.
Surrounded by rich and
diverse nature scenes, from
the Mediterranean sea on
the west to the Dead Sea
and the Judean desert on
the east, I create my own fantasies and stories while
using old and new techniques and materials. “
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PENROSE GLASS JEWELRY
BY RICKY BERNSTEIN | $400
“With delightful blends of color,
Penrose jewelry is fun, comfortable
and vibrantly colorful. Our glass
beaded jewelry is joyful to
wear and will encourage smiles
and compliments. What we
enjoy most about the process is
being surrounded by so many
amazing colors. Our designers try
to best enhance the inherent natural beauty of Ricky’s
hand blown glass beads, arranging colors into families
that reflect a distinct flavor. The “brights” – bold and
evocative…”Caribbean” – soft and tropical…or rich
and lustrous “goldstone”- rolled in a light gold dust. As
a compliment to our own hand made beads, we use
glass beads from Europe along with sterling and gold
vermeil findings. Your glass-beaded jewelry will bring
joy for many years.”
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Ricky Bernstein
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Hand-Blown Hot Glass
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HELIOS NECKLACE
BY ALICIA NILES | $425
Alicia Niles was born
in Venezuela but
calls Hamilton,
Canada her home.
Alicia pursued her
education and
training at John
Abbott College,
Mount Allison
University, the
Ontario College of Art and Design, and George
Brown College.
In 2003, Niles chose to further explore the intersection
of beauty and design when she fell in love with glass,
and eventually lampworking and bead-making. She
pursued her explorations in glass through classes at
Sheridan College.
Alicia divides her time between her studio work and
doing shows all across Canada and the United States.
Alicia finds inspiration for her colorful jewelry designs
from the natural world around her, from her passion
for gardening, and her love of the sea.
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Alicia Niles
Lampworked Glass Beads & Silver
18 inches long x 1 inch diameter
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STARRY NIGHTS
BY LYN BISHOP | $350
Bishop graduated from the University of Utah with a
degree in art and education and has studied at
Pilchuck Glass School and Pratt Fine Arts Center.
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Lyn Bishiop
Glass, Swarovski crystals, stainless steel wire
& sterling clasp necklace
Davide Salvadore was born into a family of
glassworkers in Murano, Italy. At a very early age
he began following his grandfather into Murano’s
furnaces, learning how to build kilns and work glass.
In 1987 he founded his own studio, where he operates
kilns he built himself, mixing lamp-work and furnace
techniques in new ways. As a result of his ingenuity and
the inventiveness of his creations, Salvadore’s glass
design became instantly noteworthy, and he has since
worked at prestigious glasshouses and collaborated
with designers and artists across the globe.
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“Over the past 40 years, I have
worked in many mediums: oil,
watercolor, ceramics, textile design,
interior design, and jewelry, only
discovering glass 10 years ago. I have
always been inspired by nature in my
art, but flowers and insects (bugs) are
truly my favorite. In my new Pate de
Verre pieces, I am trying to capture the beauty and
fragility of these objects. While gardening, hiking, and
walking, I am often overwhelmed by how beautiful
flowers and bugs can be, only to find it the next day
wilted, or “gone”. Pate de Verre is also, by nature,
VERY fragile needing extra care in handling. When
lighted properly the viewer can see how
delicate these pieces are... and hopefully
appreciate their beauty.”
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MURRINE NECKLACES
BY DAVIDE SALVADORE
| $100 EACH
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Davide Salvadore
Created in 2016
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BLURRED VISION PENDANT
BY JEAN SHAFFER | $269
Jean Shaffer is a
Washington native and
Seattle resident. In recent
years she radically changed
direction to become a
jewelry artist and metalsmith
after a long career in public
sector management. She
was driven by the need to
create with her hands and
transform her conceptual
vision into real-world objects.
Shaffer’s Chinook Indian heritage and years spent
hiking, beachcombing, and traveling throughout the
West have molded her artistic vision. Many of Shaffer’s
pieces speak to her connection to Northwest Coast
Indian artistic traditions, but with a contemporary
translation. Shaffer’s has earned a Certificate in
Jewelry Design from North Seattle College. In
2014, Shaffer was selected to exhibit her work at
Museum of Glass during Tacoma’s community-wide
Metal-Urge arts celebration.
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Jean Shaffer
Sterling silver, copper and dichronic glass
2 x 2 x .6 inches diameter
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ILLUSION NECKLACE 1
BY ALUCIK | $89
Encompassing evocative
design and modern vision,
Alucik is a line of wearable
art created by internationally
recognized Venezuelan light
artist, Claudia Bueno. While
experimenting in 2007 with
digital and aerospace engineering technologies to use
in largescale installation art,
Bueno discovered that
her intricate designs could be produced with incredible
accuracy on stainless steel sheets. What started as a
fun side project to make jewelry for family and friends,
evolved over seven years, while living on four continents, to eventually become a Made in USA product
based in her husband’s native state of California.
Pushing the limits of raw materials and technology,
her designs are given form. Alucik jewelry is then hand
assembled by a young team of local artists, musicians
and rock climbers. Bueno refers to Alucik as ‘concept
jewelry’, each limited design reflecting her artistic vision
in a unique blend of nature and culture.
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Alucik
Stainless Steel Art Plated in .999 Silver with Tarnish Resistant Coating.
Other components solid sterling silver. Nickel free surface.
2.82 x 3.96 inches
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MILKCAN LANTERN
BY CHIN-YU FU | $400
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BOWL
BY JAMES MARTELL | $500
Chin-Yu graduated from the National Cheng Kung
University in Taiwan, majoring in Industrial Design.
Her passion for industrial design grew after working
at Chenming Mold Industrial Corporation in Taiwan
where she had the opportunity to experience product
designs ranging from household electronics to digital
communication products.
Tish Oye’s interest in glass began in college when she
worked summers in a glass factory. After taking a career
detour in social work, she obtained an MBA and evolved
to become an entrepreneur. Glassworks has allowed Oye
to meld her love of glass with sensitivity to the needs of
her clients. She appreciates the opportunity to work with
great staff and professional team members to provide
beautiful and functional architectural art glass. She is
most proud of the unique ways she has been able to give
back to the community.
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“This glass lantern comes from
my memories of tin milk can
lanterns in my childhood. There
are two layers of glass in the
main body. The inner layer is
transparent, so using a candle
in this lantern replicates the
traditional appearance of
Chinese lantern lighting.”
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Chin-Yu Fu
Blown & sandblasted glass
8 x 6 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches
James Martell & Tish Oye
Kiln-Formed Glass
5 x 18 inches
Signed - 2016
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BY KIT PAULSON | $900
Kit Paulson received her
BFA with a concentration in
glass from Alfred University in
2004. After leaving univeristy
she spent time working for a
number of other glass artists
around the country. She
has worked in various
capacities at Chicago
area glassblowing studios
including Making Glass LLC,
Chaos Glass Studio, Prodigy
Glass and Talisman Glass,
among others. She has traveled around the US as a teaching assistant at the Studio
of the Corning Museum of Glass, Penland School of Craft,
Ox Bow School of Art and Pilchuck Glass School.
In July of 2015, Kit completed the Rosenburg Residency
at Salem State University in Massachusetts. In October
of 2015 she completed a residency at Museum of Glass,
and is currently an MFA candidate at Southern Illinois
University at Carbondale.
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Kit Paulson
Flameworks Glass, Copper, Furnace Glass, Enamel
9 x 6 x 6 inches
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SIP & PAINT WITH YOUR FRIENDS
| $200
Uncorked Canvas® was founded in April of 2011.
Uncorked Canvas was the first Peninsula-based
paint and wine studio south of Seattle.
Uncorked Canvas resides in the historic Ledger
Square building in Tacoma’s Theatre District,
providing a gorgeous, light-filled studio space.
Within two blocks you will find fabulous restaurants,
world-class entertainment, spas, galleries, cafes,
antiques… so much to see and do! Come to
Uncorked Canvas to uncork your creativity, then
explore what else Tacoma has to offer.
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Uncorked Canvas
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MEET ME AT THE BARRE!
| $100
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CAPTURE LIFE’S MOMENTS
FAMILY PORTRAIT SESSION
| $735
Create lasting memories with your family in one of
the high-quality family photo sessions. Impressions
Photography will work with your family to create
stunning images that you can appreciate for years to
come. The attention to detail and experience will leave
you with unforgettable memories and images!
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Barre 253
Impressions Photography
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Experience a full body workout through a cardio, ballet
program! Based in the heart of Downtown
Tacoma, Barre253/Pilates253 is the newest studio from
the award winning owner of Pilates Body studios.
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PET PORTRAIT SESSION
| $735
Our pets are cherished members of our families!
Custom photography is one of the best ways to
immortalize that special bond between you and
your furry companions. Impressions Photography
offers you a custom on location session.
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Impressions Photography
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SEATTLE SOUNDERS
AUTOGRAPHED SCARF
| $30
Get outfitted for another season of Sounders action!
What a priceless opportunity to have this scarf
autographed by all the team members. It is chilly in
Seattle and you will not want to miss having this item in
your closet!
The Seattle Sounders is an American professional soccer
team based in Seattle, Washington. They compete in the
Western Conference of Major League Soccer, that was
established in 2007.
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Seattle Sounders
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A GRAND CINEMA TAKE-OVER
| $200
Restrictions: Expires September 1, 2017, subject to
availability. All events begin at 9:00 am and end at
12:00 pm. Patron provides a movie on DVD to watch on
the big screen. Outside food and drink is welcome.
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The Grand Cinema
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ORGANIC PRODUCE
DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR!
| $45
Enjoy fresh organic
produce and specialty
local groceries delivered
right to your door! Let
Terra Organics select
fruits and veggies just
for you, or customize
your perfect delivery to
get exactly what you
enjoy most. Receive a discount on your first order. Your
customized delivery can include: local milk and eggs,
chocolate from Theo in Seattle, local grass fed meats
and a variety of other organic treats!
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Watch your choice of
film on the big screen
with up to 70 of your
friends! Choose a
weekend to enjoy your
favorite film in a private
theatre. After the
credits roll, head to the
lobby to continue the
party. Located in the historic Merlino Arts Center, the
Grand Cinema is the premier independent and foreign
film theatre in Pierce County. Encouraging a passion for
film, the Grand Cinema is committed to
enhancing the cultural vitality of the community
through quality film art and educational programming.
The Grand is also the proud host of the Tacoma Film
Festival, Tacoma Film Camp, 253 Short Film Party and
many other unique film programs and special events.
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Restrictions: Delivers all over Tacoma, north to Seattle,
south to Olympia, east to Maple Valley and in Gig
Harbor (excluding the Key Peninsula). Does not deliver
on Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Not redeemable for
cash. Redemption value not to exceed $45.
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Terra Organics
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BREAKFAST AT THE GLASS
DISTILLERY | $1,500
You’ve seen Breakfast at Tiffany’s…now’s your
opportunity to enjoy Breakfast at Glass Distillery
in Seattle with you and five friends! Spend a
light-hearted morning sampling Glass Vodka as
you enjoy a private tour with Distillery owner, Ian
MacNeil. Indulge your eccentricities à la Holly
Golightly as you sip your morning coffee in the
form of Glass Distillery’s Kona Coffee Vodka!
“Glass Distillery is honored to support the talent
of the region’s glassblowing artists from which the
name is inspired. Glass art is clear and pure, much
like Glass Vodka is a work of art.”
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Glass Distillery
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TOUR TACOMA’S PREMIER
RESTAURANTS | $750
Tickle your fancy at some of the finest restaurants in
the Tacoma area! Dine at Anthony’s Point Defiance
or Harbor Lights, sit back and soak up the catch of
the Northwest at Wild Fin and lavish yourself in a four
course dinner at the elegant Pacific Grill.
Bon Appetit!
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Anthony’s Restaurants, Wild Fin & Pacific Grill
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PERSONAL STYLING WITH
TANNYA BERNADETTE | $390
During your three hour
premiere styling session your
stylist will work with your body,
budget and personality to
get the perfect pieces to match your lifestyle.
Restrictions: Expires June 30, 2017.
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LIGHT STRIPES
BY MICHIKO MIYAKE | $250
Miyake studied
contemporary art
and glass art in the
United States. Her
diverse creations
include Light Stripes,
a series of works
composed of two
types of glass in
alternating layers
that produce diverse
permutations of light and shadow; the Light Container
series made of wired glass plates (architectural material
normally used for fireproofing); the M. M. Rothko series
consisting of normally useless ends of film strips, used by
the artist to create colorful artworks that resemble
miniature paintings; and the Risa series, consisting of
slices of recycled glass bottles (such as bottles for
cosmetics), embedded in “terrazzo” (artificial marble)
and given new life as works of art.
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Tannya Bernadette
Michiko Miyake
Glass
3 1/2 x 1 1/4 inches
Signed - 2015
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If you’ve had trouble going
through your closet and
finding what to wear, have
gone shopping and felt
frustrated, or have some
great pieces you just don’t
know how to wear…Tannya
Bernadette styling has all the
solutions!
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SLOPED TRAY ON STAND
BY WALTER RIEHL | $500
ETHAN STERN AFTER PARTY
This piece is the first in a series of fused glass vessels
elevated above the horizontal plane to cast light
pattern on the surface below. The colorful pattern
visible below the piece contrasts with the work’s
curved edges and activates the space around
the glass.
Riehl is an artist and collector, and serves as a
Museum of Glass Trustee.
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THE HOTTEST
AFTER PARTY!
Walter Riehl
Fused Glass
3 x 9 x 14 inches
Signed - 2016
AFTER THE AUCTION, THE PARTY CONTINUES IN THE HOT SHOP!
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EXPLORE VASHON
| $350
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The Hardware Store & Lodges on Vashon
Working out of Seattle, WA, Rosie Daniel is a lifelong
printmaker who is always exploring new material,
forms, and possibilities. She brings her background
in printmaking into the hot shop by incorporating
screenprinted, enamel inclusions into hot cast works.
Daniel won a 2016 Merit Scholarship from Urban Glass in
Brooklyn, NY to study hot casting with Hank Adams and
Jocelyn Prince. Her small line of playful and functional
sculptural objects are available at Vetri Glass in Seattle,
WA and Gump’s in San Francisco, CA.
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A short ferry ride from Tacoma or Seattle, Vashon is a
lush, beautiful island that is home to a quiet creative
community. There are miles of farmland, and
artisans who have taken great pride in developing
their niche. Vashon is a place to escape the daily
grind and relish in the simple pleasures of life. Feed
your soul and clear your mind with an overnight in the
King Lodge at The Lodges on Vashon, and meet the
locals while dining at The Hardware Store!
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STARBELLE
BY ROSIE DANIEL | $300
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Rosie Daniel
Sandcast Glass
8 x 2 x 8 x 3 inches
Signed - 2016
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LUNCH WITH YOUR VISITNG
ARTIST OF CHOICE IN 2017!
BREATHTAKING EXPERIENCE
You and three friends will enjoy lunch with a visiting
artist of your choice from the 2017 schedule. The
Museum’s Visiting Artist Residency Program hosts
internationally-known and emerging artists in our
world-class Hot Shop to create new works in glass
with our Hot Shop Team. Offering a diverse mixture of
culture, style, focus and expertise, these artists create
a sense of excitement and wonder as they experiment
and explore new directions in their art that may not
be possible in their own studios. Residencies range in
length from single day visits—including every Friday for
our Hot Lunch Program—to multiple weeks.
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THE ART OF WINE | $195
Combine Art and Wine
Making! Chateau Ste.
Michelle’s Artist Series red
wine celebrates the inspired
collaboration between
artisan winemaking and fine
art. The 2013 label features
Northwest artist Cameron
Anne Mason, whose artwork
is inspired by the beauty and fragility of Madrone trees.
Mason’s fabric sculptures echo the trees’ rough bark
peeling away to reveal layers of brilliant orange and
smooth green, as the Madrone’s struggle to survive
against encroaching development.
“The Artist Series is the first wine I blend from our amazing
vineyards in the Columbia Valley as I strive for elegance,
complexity with underlying Washington state power.
With this warmer vintage, we selected a few cooler sites
to add balance, richness and layers—the ultimate goal
for the Artist Series blend. Crafted from four varieties in a
beautiful, plush vintage, the blend exudes perfect
Washington state structure with desired elegance.”
- Bob Bertheau, Winemaker
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Ste. Michelle Wine Estates
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GET CARRIED AWAY WITH A
NIGHT OF JAZZ!
SWINGING GOOD TIME
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BIRD LOVERS WEEKEND
& IITTALA BIRDS | $1,500
Tacoma, Washington
Thirteenth Annual
BIRD
LOVERS’ WEEKEND
October 21 – 23, 2016
Designed by Professor Oiva Toikka
Ruddy Duck: USA 2016 North American Exclusive Bird
Photo courtesy of Iittala Inc.
Enjoy an enhanced theatre experience with two VIP
Seats and Paramount Club privileges. Seattle Theatre
Group Presents: Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra With
Wynton Marsalis. This beautiful evening will be on
Thursday, October 13, 2016 at 7:30 PM.
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Seattle Theatre Group
You will receive a limited-edition Ruddy Duck, the 2016
Museum of Glass Annual Bird designed by Professor
Oiva Toikka. You will also have the opportunity to
come down to the Hot Shop floor and watch Iittala
glassmakers create your own glass bird!
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Let the music wash over you from the best seats in
the house, complete with the highest level of service,
parking, pre-show access to our The Paramount Club
private lounge (featuring complimentary appetizers
by Tom Douglas’ The Carlile Room), exclusive theatre
entrance, personal bar service, private restrooms and
coat check.
Iittala birds by Professor Oiva Toikka return to
Museum of Glass for the thirteenth consecutive
year in October! The internationally-renowned glass
creations from Finland’s glass giant Iittala are the focus
of Bird Lovers’ Weekend, which will feature events
celebrating wild birds.
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Museum of Glass
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ETERNA STUDIOS | $350
Enjoy a consultation and portrait session at Eterna
Studios with Amie Stafford! Of her reasons for
starting a portrait studio 15 years ago, Amie Stafford
says “Providing personal art for families is a great joy
for me. When I’m out on the beach encouraging a
shy couple to just play together, or a family to show
their true personalities and relationships in my studio
while I capture those moments for them, I feel a deep
satisfaction knowing that what I’m doing is of great
importance to others. You will be able to choose
outdoor, indoor or a specific location that you would
love to have captured by beautiful photographs.”
You choose the location and will receive an 8x10
portrait!
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Eterna Studios
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TO BE CONTINUED
BY BRANDON CUPP| $4,200
“Glass has always been a fun and
exciting way for me to express my
talents and sense of humor. I like
to think of my glass work as an
expression of how I view the world
around me. Although many of my
glass techniques are refined and
complex, some of my favorite works
to create are based on word play,
corny jokes, and pop culture. For over
15 years, glass has provided me with
an outlet to translate my dreams into
beautiful creations while pursuing my journey of becoming
a master glass artist.”
Currently, Cupp is the Lead Gaffer at Seattle Glassblowing
Studio where he is in charge of a team of artists that hand
craft a variety of production items for their gallery. In his
spare time, he creates and sells his own works of glass
art and enjoy experimenting with new glass forms &
techniques, including: his signature Cane Coil Series, his
complex Murrini pieces, and his pop-culture “Eye” Series.
THANK YOU
Brandon Cupp
Solid sculpted glass
27 x 14 x 4 inches
Signed - 2016
SILENT
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BLACK AND WHITE HEAD
BY PAUL MARIONI| $9,000
“My work is about human
nature: what we do,
why we do it, how we
ornament ourselves, our
heroes, historical moments,
humor, sexuality, exotic
and lost cultures,
spiritualism without
religion and overall, a
constant questioning.”
THANK YOU
Paul Marioni
Blown Glass & Enamels
10 x 10 x 6 inches
Signed - 2011
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PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS
ETERNA STUDIOS | $1,100
Enjoy a consultation, portraits session at Eterna Studios
with Amie Stafford! Of her reasons for starting a
portrait studio 15 years ago, Amie Stafford says
“Providing personal art for families is a great joy for
me. When I’m out on the beach encouraging a shy
couple to just play together, or a family to show their
true personalities and relationships in my studio while
I capture those moments for them, I feel a deep
satisfaction knowing that what I’m doing is of great
importance to others. You will be able to choose
outdoor, indoor or a specific location that you would
love to have captured by beautiful photographs.”
You choose the location and will receive one 11x14
and two 8x10 portraits!
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Paul Marioni is a glass
artist whose work is about
human nature and is often inspired by his dreams.
Known as an innovator in the glass world, Marioni
pushes his techniques to its limits, regularly redefining
what is possible to achieve his medium.
SILENT
THANK YOU
Eterna Studios
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RED
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AES: VTE: BATCH 1, PRINT #37 OF 38
BY GINNY RUFFNER | $1,400
Ginny Ruffner is a Seattle artist
who works in a variety of media.
Her glass sculptures helped create
the field of torchworked glass
art world-wide. Ruffner has had
74 solo shows, several hundred
group shows, and her work is in 53
permanent museum and public
collections around the world.
Seattle public art installations
include a 30-foot tall kinetic water
feature downtown and a permanent installation in
the Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Park. She
has written two books and been the subject of an
award winning, full-length documentary titled A Not
So Still Life, the Ginny Ruffner Story.
THANK YOU
Ginny Ruffner
23.75 x 17.75 inches
Signed - 2011
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SILENT
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RUTH FLORAL - JADE
BY CARRIE GRULA | $3,000
“The initial inspiration for my
artwork was an interest in the
aesthetics of the seventies. I was
drawn to the colors, patterns, and
furniture for this era. As my work
progressed, my focus shifted to an
interest in the geometric and floral
wall paper patterns and fabric
designs from this and other eras.
Even though the seventies isn’t the
primary focus of my research
anymore, the retro style still influences the overall designs
that I develop.”
Carrie Grula is based in Tacoma, WA. Originally from
Philadelphia, Grula started blowing glass at Bucks County
Community College and later Rochester Institute of
Technology. Upon earning her BFA in Glass from Alfred
University in 2007, Grula moved to Seattle to pursue a
career in glass and is currently a member of the Chihuly
Workshop team and is involved with Hilltop Artists’ Arts
Connect. You can find her works exhibited at Vetri Glass
in Seattle and Gump’s in San Francisco.
THANK YOU
Carrie Grula
Glass, 12 x 7 inches
Signed - 2016
SILENT
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EXPLORE THE ONLY COMBINED
ZOO & AQUARIUM IN THE
NORTHWEST | $125
With this one-year Household Membership, you’ll
see sharks and seahorses, polar bears and peacocks,
walruses and wolves, all in one place!
THANK YOU
The Zoo Society
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ONE OF A KIND GOBLETS
BY MICHAEL SCHUNKE | $1,200
Michael Schunke is
an American artist,
designer and glassmaker.
He is widely recognized
for his contemporary,
exquisitely crafted goblets,
his touchstone in the studio
and his foundation as a
maker. Schunke believes
that a good goblet
exemplifies quintessential
craftsmanship and is born
from practice, rhythm and
skill. The artist’s goblets have gained world-wide
recognition from glass collectors and enthusiasts, and
have been featured in publications including Veranda
Magazine, Traditional Home Magazine, and New York
Spaces. Together with partner Josie Gluck, Schunke
operates Vetro Vero Glass Studio in Pennsylvania.
Sip champagne out of these beautifully designed
goblets by Schunke!
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Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium is large enough to
offer an awesome array of animals yet small enough
for you to get really close to them. It’s fun and
affordable, and offers breathtaking views of Puget
Sound, Mount Rainier and the Olympic Mountains.
SILENT
THANK YOU
Michael Schunke
Hand Blown Glass
Signed - 2015
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SILENT
RED
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Experience the very best views of Seattle from
the water! You and three guests will enjoy a beautiful
evening cruising the lakes in Seattle as the sun
sparkles on the water. Choose between the
quintessential Harbor Cruise, explore the urban
aquatic playground throughout Lake Union, travel
on a beating workboat in Elliot Bay or tour the Puget
Sound’s technology and business innovator area of
Lake Washington. So many choices!
THANK YOU
Argosy Cruises
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CRUISE THE LAKES IN SEATTLE
SPARKLING MOMENTS
SILENT
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EXPLORATION 142
BY STEVE KLEIN| $5,100
Steve Klein lives in La Conner, WA where he currently
maintains a studio and makes his distinctive kilnformed and blown work. In creating a wide variety of
imagery in his work he uses shape, color, line, texture
and the incomparable reflection of light that only
glass can provide.
THANK YOU
Steve Klein
Kiln formed and blown glass
15 x 15 x 6 inches
Signed - 2012
SILENT
SILENT
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EVOLUTION: HISTORY OF THE CELLO
BY GARY WORD| $4,000
THANK YOU
Gary Word
Fused Glass
31 x 22 inches
Signed - 2015
When it comes to Fran’s Chocolates, everyone has
a favorite. Fran’s Chocolates is a family-owned
Seattle-based company celebrating more than 30
years of creating artisan chocolates. In 2014,
headquarters moved from Capitol Hill to a landmark
building in Georgetown. Dramatic, industrial and
modern—with much of the old building retained—the
new space is five times the size and perfect for growth.
There is even a room for tasting and chocolate
education. Our private 45-minute talk-and-taste tour
begins in the viewing room. You’ll learn the history of
Fran Bigelow and her chocolate company, learn how
the confections are made, and watch truffles being
hand-dipped. Finally, you’ll sit at the tasting table and
enjoy three or four of Fran’s most delectable creations.
Attendees receive a 10 percent same-day discount
for purchases from the Georgetown retail store.
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Gary Word has received recognition
in the United States and Canada
for his works, which range from
small-scale pieces in traditional
media to large-scale residential
and commercial interior and exterior
projects. Since 2000, his primary
medium has been fused glass.
His study of the instruments of
master luthiers, as well as those of
contemporary makers, combined
with his interest in science and
engineering, has led to the continuous
production of fused glass electric
guitars as well as members of the violin family. These
intriguing instruments have been tested and certified by
professional players and heard in concert throughout the
region. His latest work, the Glass Odyssee Series, features
these playable fused glass instruments ranging from
classical instruments including the Cello, Violin and Viola,
to more contemporary instruments.
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FRANS TALKING & TASTING TOUR
SWEET NIGHT
THANK YOU
Fran’s Chocolates
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SILENT
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AMETHYST & GREYSTONE “HAYSTACK”
BY JOSIE GLUCK & MICHAEL SCHUNKE
| $7,200
This is a one-of-a-kind
sculptural vessel from the
Josie Gluck and Michael
Schunke collaborative
series. Systematically
assembled and layered
glass patterns are blown,
and layered again. The
result is a deconstruction of
traditional repeated pattern
and symmetry. Josie Gluck’s and Michael Schunke’s
mutual interest in design and craftsmanship led to the
founding of their collaborative practice in 2011. Their
sculptural vessels balance simple form and complex
patterns that explore the intersection of chaos and
beauty. Gluck and Schunke also conceive and create
Vetro Vero designs, recently featured in Elle Decor,
Veranda and Architectural Digest magazines. Gluck
holds an MFA from The School of the Art Institute of
Chicago. Schunke, a former associate professor of the
Toyama City Institute of Glass Art, has work in museum
collections worldwide.
THANK YOU
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Josie Gluck & Michael Schunke
Hand Blown Glass, Signed - 2015
17 x 17 x 9 inches
SILENT
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VENUS IN TIME
BY SHIRLEY KLINGHOFFER| $1,100
Shirley Klinghoffer’s artwork is very personal. It addresses
life situations – universal concerns – some of which hit close
to home. She often uses the human body, or parts of the
body, to convey an idea. She has consistently explored
the use of multiplicity of forms and sensual minimalism with
a variety of materials including tinted rubber, wax, plaster,
and resins.
“Provocative elements, dark humor, and machinery to
create movement have surfaced in my recent sculpture in addition to my core use of visual puns and irony.”
THANK YOU
Shirley Klinghoffer
Cast Stone
12 x 15 x 5 inches
Signed - 1997
SILENT
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SEATTLE SERIES #21
BY TOM SOURLIS
& TWYLA BUTLER| $1,100
The 15 x 23 inch fused panel
is one of a Sea Life Series. The
plant forms are shown on a
black ground presented as
botanical or laboratory
specimens mounted in a free
standing wooden box. The plan
forms are created by making
the plant’s parts first and then
combining them into a finished
plant. Parts are fused from various grades of frit,
powder, and fractures.
THANK YOU
Tom Sourlis & Twyla Butler
Fused glass
15 x 23 inch panel, 26 x 18 inch box
Signed - 2016
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CREATURE I’16
BY BRYNHILDUR THORGEIRSDOTTIR
|$2,400
Brynhildur
Thorgeirsdóttir
studied at the
Icelandic
College of Art
and Crafts,
the Orrefors
Glass School in
Sweden, Gerrit
Rietveld
Academie in Amsterdam, and the California College
of Arts and Crafts in Oakland, California. She now
lives and works in Reykjavík. Working in concrete,
glass, sand, and cast iron in mostly neutral colors,
Brynhildur creates stark and rugged sculptures that
refer to stylized landscape features, utilizing hard
lines and geometrical forms that manifest solidity
strength. Some of her works are incorporated into
the actual landscape itself. Brynhildur describes her
solid rebar concrete block “mountains” as “the
environmental art of the future.”
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Pioneers in the art of “thin fusing” Tom Sourlis and
Twyla Butler of Sourlis Glass Studio, are known for their
gossamer sculptural pieces. Their intricate fused glass
figures call attention to the delicate nature of glass,
pushing the boundaries of traditional.
SILENT
THANK YOU
Brynhildur Thorgeirsdottir
Glass, Concrete and Sand
52 x 12 x 10 cm
Signed - 2015
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SILENT
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KAREL PAPOUSEK
BY CHARLES PARRIOTT| $2,500
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Charlie Parriott is an American
born glass artist and consultant
living and working in Seattle,
Washington and Prague, Czech
Republic. He is one of the few
Americans to have studied with
and later taught with Czech
sculptor and pedagogue,
Stanislav Libensky, in the 1980s.
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In 2001, after a 12-year stint as
colourist and consultant for the
Chihuly Studio, Parriott moved to
direct construction and program
development of the hot glass
studio for the Museum of Glass. Parriott set the Guinness
Book world record for producing the world’s largest
bottle of wine in 2004. Currently, Parriott pursues his own
artistic career while continuing to fabricate challenging
works for other artists and companies. He is a Fulbright
Scholar and recipient of the National Endowment for
the Arts Fellowship.
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BREATH OF SNOWLAND
BY ERIKA TADA | $1,500
“My current work is about my
life, important events and
special moments of happiness I
have experienced. By having a
dialogue with my emotions and
expressing my pleasure, I can
reflect upon my relationship
with my family and friends, and
look back upon my history and
myself. I try to retain memories
and express the emotions I feel
at the time I receive precious things such as letters,
pictures and small objects. These memories and
objects of mine are protected and kept secretly and
importantly in containers. I can look into these objects
and be reminded of my childhood experiences and
travels. Viewers have their own personal memories and
experiences, and I hope my pieces cause nostalgia in
the viewer for what they have seen and experienced
in their own lives.”
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
Charles Parriott
Cast Glass on Steel Frame
26 x 10 x 10 inches
Signed - 2008
Erika Tada
Blown & Kiln Cast Glass
12 1/2 x 32 inches
Signed - 2016
SILENT
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GREEN GUM
BY DEBORAH CZERESKO
| $1,500
“This artwork is from a series inspired
by pieces of chewed and discarded
gum. They playfully and colorfully
explore glass as an inherently
seductive material. Making this
subject in glass tests the material’s
capacity to translate form
characterized by grotesqueness
and waste into something sensual
and beautiful. Even a thing which has been chewed and
discarded by the mouth, or stepped on by the shoe can
be rendered decorous when made in glass.”
September 16, 2017
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NEXT YEAR’S RED HOT!
Deborah Czeresko began working with glass in 1987 after
completing a BA in psychology from Rutgers University.
She has a master’s of fine art from Tuland University. Since
graduating, she has been an instructor at Tyler School
of Art, New York University, Parsons School of Design and
LUCA School of Arts, Belgium. She has been a visiting
artist and lecturer at numerous universities and schools
throughout the U.S. and Europe. Czeresko is a Board
member of Urban Glass, Brooklyn, NY.
THANK YOU
Deborah Czeresko
Blown Glass
5 x 10 x 6 inches
Signed - 2016
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AUCTION RULES AND INFORMATION
1. In accordance with laws of the State of Washington, a bid
acknowledged by the live auctioneer is a legal contract to
purchase the item, and a bid acknowledged by the silent
auction official as the top bid is a legal contract to purchase
that silent auction item. By bidding in the live or silent auction,
each bidder agrees to abide by the auction rules here stated.
2. The BANK will open to receive payments beginning at 9:00
pm. Please pay for all purchases before 10:30 pm. We will gladly
accept your payment by cash, personal or corporate check,
VISA, American Express, MasterCard or Discover. Please make all
checks payable to Museum of Glass. A receipt suitable for tax
purposes will be mailed to you following the event. Payment in
full is required on the evening of Red Hot, Saturday, September
17, 2016. (Avoid the lines—see Express Banking procedures.)
3. All purchases/transactions at Red Hot are exempt from sales
tax. All other taxes and licenses are the responsibility of the
purchaser.
4. Museum of Glass is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Auction
payments are tax deductible as a charitable contribution only to
the extent provided by law. Please consult your tax professional
regarding the deductibility of any auction purchase.
5. All purchases are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds
on items either at Red Hot or the donor’s place of business, unless
otherwise stated.
6. Any item not receiving the required minimum bid may be
removed from the auction.
7. Reservations for experiences must be arranged with the donor
for mutually acceptable dates unless otherwise specified.
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8. Unless otherwise noted, all goods and services must be
claimed and used within twelve months of the auction date.
9. Museum of Glass has attempted to describe and catalog
all items accurately, but all items are offered “as is, where
is.” Museum of Glass neither warrants nor represents, and in
no event shall be responsible for, the correctness of the
descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance or
condition of the items. No statement made in this catalog,
orally at the auction, or elsewhere shall be deemed such a
warranty, representation or assumption of liability. The values
listed are estimates of fair market value. Items have not
been professionally appraised.
10. Red Hot volunteers may request a bid number. By
bidding in the live or silent auction, each volunteer agrees
to abide by these rules.
11. The auctioneer is the final decision-maker on all live
auction activities.
12. Most auction items will be available for pick-up on
Saturday, September 17, 2016 in the MOG Store at the
conclusion of the evening. Items not picked up will be
shipped at the buyer’s expense via UPS shipping.
Please note that some auction items, because of size and/
or installation requirements, are not available for pick-up on
September 17, 2016.
AUCTION RULES AND INFORMATION CON’T.
Additional Silent Auction Rules
1. Each item will have a minimum bid.
2. Bid raises must be made in the amounts specified for each
item or the bid will be disqualified.
3. Silent bids cannot be withdrawn. Your bid constitutes a legal
contract to buy.
Glass Ticket Drawing Rules
1. $250 is a suggested donation only; no purchase necessary.
Need not be present to win.
2. Museum of Glass staff and family members are not eligible to
participate.
Absentee or Proxy Bidding
Absentee/proxy bidding is available for all items. All proxy bids
must be submitted by 5 pm Tuesday, September 13. To obtain
a proxy bid form, contact Kristin Roberts at 253.284.4708 or
kroberts@museumofglass.org. During the auction, an assigned
volunteer will enter bids on the proxy bidder’s behalf. The
maximum proxy bid amount will not be exceeded. When a
proxy bidder is the winner, he or she will pay the actual bid
price, which may or may not be the maximum bid submitted.
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of the evening to make payment. At the end of the evening,
simply proceed to item pick-up and completely bypass the
bank line.
How do I sign up?
While registering for Red Hot, you will be asked to provide
a credit card. VISA, MasterCard, American Express and
Discover will all be gladly accepted.
What if I don’t buy anything?
If you don’t make any purchases, we will simply destroy your
credit card information.
When will I know what was charged to my credit card?
An itemized receipt of your purchases will be mailed to you
within 14 business days after the event.
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ARTIST INDEX
Admani, Miri
Alucik (Bueno, Claudia)
Bar, Ayala
Belfrage, Clare
Bernstein, Ricky
Bishop, Lyn
Blank, Martin
Butler, Twyla & Sourlis, Tom
Cheely, Jean
Chihuly, Dale
Cobb, Benjamin
Conway, Julie
Cupp, Brandon
Czeresko, Deborah
Daniel, Rosie
Davis, Nick
Edols, Ben & Elliott, Kathy
Feenan, Gabe
Fu, Chin-Yu
Genninger, Leslie
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63
66
61
23
64
65
50
87
60
36
32
61
80
89
77
52
38
21
67
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Gilbert, Sarah
Gluck, Josie & Schunke, Michael
Grula, Carrie
Ichikawa, Etsuko
Jolley, Richard
Kiley, John
Klein, Steve
Klinghoffer, Shirley
Lipman, Beth
MacNeil, Linda
Marioni, Paul
Miller, John
Miyake, Michiko
Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team
Niles, Alicia
Nulph, Patty
Owen, Greg
Oye, Tish
Paley, Albert
Parriott, Charles
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86
82
28
25
41
84
86
53
62
81
48
73
8,9,35,46
64
63
17,26
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ARTIST INDEX
Paulson, Kit
Pierini, Antoine
Riehl, Walt
Rueffert-Thisbeault, Amy
Ruffner, Ginny
Salvadore, Davide
Shaffer, Jean
Schunke, Michael
Singletary, Preston
Skibska, Anna
Stern, Ethan
Tada, Erika
Tagliapietra, Lino
Takamori, Akio
Thompson, Cappy
Thorgeirsdottir, Brynhildur
Willenbrink-Johnsen, Karen
Word, Gary
Yamano, Hiroshi
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74
20
82
56,65
66
83
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49,60
11,30,31
88
40
54
29
87
27
85
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THANK YOU ARTISTS AND DONORS!
The following art photos are by Tarin Erickson:
Item numbers 14, 15, 21, 29, 32, 36, 102, 105, 110, 111,
115, 116, 128, 129, 211, 217
Item number 202, photo by Ben Lerman, courtesy
of Vetri Glass
Unless otherwise noted, all other art photos were
photographed by Museum of Glass staff or
provided courtesy of the artist(s), donor(s),
individuals(s) or organization(s) represented therein.
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A sellout, once rare, is now common sight.
Fans line up at the gates to fill the ballpark each night.
They come for a show and a show they do get.
Always bigger and better. Who knows what to expect?
They see hits and home runs, but that’s just a small part.
Proudly displayed is Tacoma’s big heart.
Yes, Cheney Stadium is something to see...
Welcome home to
House
It’s a great place to be.
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JUDY GARLAND
ARTISTS & ART LOVERS
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