This painted six-panel folding decorative screen brings the excitement and elegance of a traditional fox hunt to life, with riders and a pack of hounds racing across the countryside in pursuit of the chase.

Rich in movement and classic sporting imagery, this impressive and large piece makes a dramatic statement in a living room, study, library, or office.

Dimensions: approximately 72" x 108"; HEAVY

Condition: Small cracks on outer folding edges from storage

This item is large and cannot be shipped. It will be available in person at Hazy Mountain Vineyards and Brewery on the night of the Gala (August 15th), may be picked up from the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro, VA, within 30 days following the auction, or transported within 100 miles of Waynesboro, VA.

This Japanese-inspired lamp showcases a tranquil lakeside scene featuring a pair of cranes, lotus blooms, and a dragonfly. Its dark wooden base with elegant scrollwork and ivory musician finial evokes a vintage aesthetic, while the bold linework and rich colors create a striking statement piece for any room.

Dimensions: Lamp - 28.5" tall (including finial), 8.5" diameter base, 27.5" circumference, Shade - 16" bottom diameter x 12"

Condition: Full working condition with a light bulb included and a dual-prong plug. Small 1" tear on inside of shade.

This item is too bulky for mailing and must be picked up from the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro, VA, within 30 days following the auction.

Built to stand the test of time (and a few hard landings!), this antique game of quoits is ready for another round. A traditional ring-toss game and predecessor to modern horseshoe pitching, quoits traces its origins to ancient Greece and Rome before becoming a popular pastime in the United States.

This vintage set was manufactured in Baltimore, Maryland, by the sporting goods store "Little Joes," which operated from approximately the 1880s through 1925. Forged from iron or steel, it includes six rings marked "C" and "B" to denote teams, along with two steel stakes.

Dimensions: Rings approximately 5.5" diameter x 1"

Condition: Normal wear with light rust-like discoloration consistent with age.

Thanks to the generosity of members of the Wildlife Center's Board of Directors, shipping is included for the winning bidder (U.S. addresses only). Due to the weight of this item, pickup is recommended.

Before smartphones fit in your pocket, there was the satisfying click of a rotary dial. This vintage Northern Telecom QSQM 500AX (often referred to as the NT500AX) is a classic off-white rotary desk telephone manufactured in Canada during the 1970s and 1980s. Still in working condition, it features a fully functional rotary dial and adjustable ringer volume on the base.

Its original telephone number traces back to western New York, just south of Buffalo, adding another small piece of history to this nostalgic conversation piece. Whether displayed as vintage decor or connected for everyday use, it's sure to get people talking.

Dimensions: 9" x 5" x 6"

Condition: Some yellowing from age

Thanks to the generosity of members of the Wildlife Center's Board of Directors, shipping is included for the winning bidder (U.S. addresses only).

This delicate vintage purse is a timeless accessory, perfect for a spring outing, special occasion, or thoughtful gift for a newly engaged bride. Dating to the 1960s, this unused bridal purse from the Philippines is ready for its debut.

Crafted from cream organza with white embroidery on both sides, it features a braided organza strap and a white satin-lined interior with a small open pocket. Beautifully preserved, this elegant piece captures the charm and craftsmanship of a bygone era.

Dimensions: 8" x 5.5", 4" strap height from bag

Condition: Vintage but unused with stuffing added to keep shape. Fabric only has slight yellowing from age.

Thanks to the generosity of members of the Wildlife Center's Board of Directors, shipping is included for the winning bidder (U.S. addresses only).

Hand sewn and embroidered in 1888, this extraordinary Crazy Quilt is a beautiful example of late Victorian textile art. Characterized by asymmetrical patches of silk, velvet, satin, lace, and other fine fabrics, Crazy Quilts were celebrated for their intricate hand embroidery, artistic freedom, and deeply personal touches.

Featuring an artful blend of luxurious textiles and meticulous needlework, this quilt showcases the remarkable craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Traditionally displayed as a wall hanging, it is ready to bring a genuine piece of history into a new home.

Dimensions: 51.5" sq

Condition: Small signs of wear (fraying, discoloration) which are consistent with age.

Thanks to the generosity of members of the Wildlife Center's Board of Directors, shipping is included for the winning bidder (U.S. addresses only).