Three bottles of the 2019 Camille de Labrie Bordeaux Blend, 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Sauvignon, produced by Château Croix de Labrie, a certified organic estate in the St. Émilion region. A small, family-run property, Croix de Labrie has earned a reputation among Bordeaux insiders for meticulous, low-intervention winemaking, producing wines of purity and precision from vines farmed without synthetic chemicals.

Two bottles of Schramsberg sparkling wine, California's pioneering house of méthode champenoise, founded in the Napa Valley hills in 1862. Schramsberg's wines gained national fame in 1972 when its blanc de blancs was served at the historic Nixon 'Toast to Peace' banquet in Beijing. This duo includes a 2005 Blanc de Blancs Brut and a 2007 Crémant Demi-Sec, showcasing both the house's classic bone-dry style and a softer, off-dry expression.

From Kathy Joseph of Fiddlehead Cellars, two bottles of her 728 Bubbles Blanc de Noirs, a sparkling wine made using the traditional méthode champenoise from Pinot Noir grown in the Santa Rita Hills. Named for the 7.28-mile highway marker at the entrance to Fiddlestix Vineyard, this small-production sparkler is picked at low sugar and high acid for a lively, elegant style. This lot includes the 2010 and 2012 vintages.

Travel the Akron Zoo with our knowledgeable staff as we prepare to open for the day. You will enjoy exclusive before-hours access, learn how we care for our animals and have the opportunity to participate in unique and interactive experiences. This lot also includes Zoo gift shop items.

Score big with this Cleveland Cavaliers prize pack featuring a basketball signed by fan favorite center Jarrett Allen, a 2022 NBA All-Star known for his rim protection and rebounding. The signed ball is paired with a Cavs swag bag packed with team gear, including a hat, t-shirt, and other Cavaliers merchandise: a great addition for any fan of Cleveland's basketball team.

A 24 x 20 inch photograph titled "House Behind Factory," depicting a scene in East Liverpool, Ohio, part of the celebrated ceramics-manufacturing region along the Ohio River, likely taken in the late 1970s or 1980s. The work is by photographer Andrew Borowiec, who has spent decades documenting the social and industrial landscape of the Rust Belt. Borowiec has deep ties to Akron, having taught at the University of Akron from 1984 to 2014, been named a Distinguished Professor of Art in 2009, and served as Director of the University of Akron Press. East Liverpool figures prominently in his acclaimed "Along the Ohio" series (1985-1998), published as a book by Johns Hopkins University Press in 2000, and his work is held in the permanent collections of institutions including the Cleveland Museum of Art and the Museum of Contemporary Photography.