Crafts

Handwoven designer jacket (Item 11)

Donated by Sandra Smith-Gill

Beautiful handwoven and hand tailored jacket in tones of blue, green and violet wool, by nationally known weaver Bonnie Inouye. Silk lining. Approximate size medium. Gently worn. Dry clean.

Childs Wooden Purse (Item 67)

Donated by Nancy C Lohrey

A unique wooden purse with mirror and pockets inside to carry most anything. Delightful red felt inside.. Bamboo handle.

Holiday Apron for child (Item 98)

Donated by Janet Fullerton

The Grinch adorns this apron for children. Keep them clean while baking holiday cookies.

Perfect Partisan Pottery Pumpkin (Item 234)

Donated by Bill Greene

I tried to tell him, but he wouldn???t listen! It???s here now because he found it was no longer useful. So if you need a 9" jack-o???-lantern with a top hat, here it is. Not only is it stuffed with new multi-colored candles, but it comes with a genuine FAKE provenance. Or not. $ 8.91?????? ?????? $5

3-D castle puzzle (Item 241)

Donated by Glen and Kathy Sargent

This is literally a whole (small) castle inside a box. It has been put together previously and - mostly - dismantled; i.e., many sections of the castle are still joined together, so purists probably will want to go through and un-attach all the pieces before building it again. (Sorry.) Material is sort of a cushy styrofoam backing on paper, so the pieces do have definite thickness to them. As far as is known, all 1500-something pieces are included.

hand-crafted fully articulated porcelain doll (Item 304)

Donated by David and Samantha Purvis

A fully-articulated porcelain boy doll dressed in gray velvet. Handmade and painted by Samantha Purvis. Costume was designed by Samantha Purvis and made by a friend.

12 inch tall Faith Angel (Item 315)

Donated by Karen Russell and Scott Norris

Angel comes equipped with own light.

Woven Vase Hand Made by the Gullahs in S.C. (Item 357)

Donated by Bill Butler

Native to South Carolina hand-made craftwork. The Gullah (/ˈɡʌlə/) are African Americans who live in the Lowcountry region of the U.S. states of Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina, in both the coastal plain and the Sea Islands. They developed a creole language, the Gullah language, and a culture rich in African influences that makes them distinctive among African Americans.

Woven Basket Made by Gullahs in S.C. (Item 358)

Donated by Bill Butler

The Gullah (/ˈɡʌlə/) are African Americans who live in the Lowcountry region of the U.S. states of Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina, in both the coastal plain and the Sea Islands. They developed a creole language, the Gullah language, and a culture rich in African influences that makes them distinctive among African Americans.

Talavera Mexican Ceramic Plate (Item 359)

Donated by Joan Deacon

Beautiful Blue Plate with White Lillies

Polar Bear and Tern Ceramics (Item 360)

Donated by Kathleen and Zakir Bengali

numbered Copenhagen Ceramics

Beautiful Gray Scarf (Item 362)

Donated by UUCF

Lovely scarf with floral pattern