This is a framed 30" x 24" numbered Phil Ponder print of Carnton. Since 1979, Phil Ponder has painted historic structures in Middle Tennessee. He is best known for his limited edition prints of skylines and famous buildings. His unique style is accomplished through a combination of pen and ink/watercolor techniques emphasizing great detail and warmth of color. *Valued at $500

This is an original 36" x 48" - "Treasure Map" painting by Julie Harvey. Harvey is a local artist who draws her inspiration from anything one might imagine. Her paintings display large-scale abstract works on canvas, incorporating bold, gestural strokes with large brushes and palette knives, balancing light and shadow in a sea of texture and color. *Valued at $2,400

This is a charming Doll House Cottage, circa 1920, found in the Midwest. Its exterior surface consists of a process called " Pebble Dash," made popular in England, Wales and Scotland and brought to America in early 20th Century. Its many rooms feature hand-painted rugs on the floors and hand-painted walls. The lighting is wonderful, rare period salesmen samples, with original painted surfaces, which are extremely rare now, in full size, because so many were painted over, or discarded when fashions changed. It has a wonderful ballroom on the top floor, with a band stand and painted cloud ceilings. The roof is entirely stained glass and was originally lit up. All the interior and exterior lights originally worked. Home also comes complete with a two-story porch. The house will disassemble for ease of moving or storage. Winning bidder can pick up the doll house at Landmark Bank in Franklin where it has been on display. *Valued at $4,500

This beautiful photo 24" x 36" of the Carnton Cemetery in remembrance of the sesquicentennial. Brush strokes have been added to enhance the original photo by artist Jill Zientek. *Valued at $800

This is a framed picture of Cool Springs House by local artist, Shelly Snow. Shelly grew up on Carnton Plantation. The photo is 21" x 29" and is #130 of 1,000. *Valued at $462

This is a 17 1/2" x 24" pencil drawing of the Carter House by Willey Burnard. Burnard is a Tennessee native and is best known for his pencil drawings. This drawing is #216 out of 580 prints made. *Value is Priceless

This is a 17 1/2" x 24" pencil drawing of Carnton by Willey Burnard. Burnard is a Tennessee native and is best known for his pencil drawings. This drawing is #121 out of 580 prints made. *Value is Priceless

This is a canvas wrapped photo of Carnton on the 149th Anniversary of the Battle of Franklin. The photo was taken with luminaries to spotlight Carnton in this evening photo by Shane Farmer. *Valued at $350

Enjoy this 28" x 20" pen and ink drawing of "Scorpiancer" - the winner of the 2017 Iroquois Steeplechase. This piece was hand colored with the owner's (Bruton Street, USA) jockey colors. The artist, Topper Williams, is a top equestrian artist in the area. She rides as often as possible and has her colors with the Hillsboro Hounds and Mell's Foxhounds. Her artistic abilities grew with study in college courses and continual learning thru the American Academy of Equine Art in Kentucky. Today she searches for opportunities to learn new and exciting techniques, in watercolor and oil, she can apply to her equine canvases. Topper enjoys taking the time necessary to create the picture she sees in her head and is her own worst critic. Topper is a regular volunteer with Saddle Up, a local organization formed to assist children with disabilities through therapeutic equine activities. Also, she and husband Billy work together as willing helpers with Iroquois Steeplechase and Middle Tennessee Pony Club Horse Trials, both annual events. *Valued at $200

Enjoy these five (5) Downtown Franklin Framed Prints. The prints are of all 4 seasons and the Franklin Rotary. These prints are sure to make you fall in love with the beauty of downtown Franklin.