Bring home this stunning hand-turned Sugar Maple bowl by Old Lyme artist Alan Todd.

Measuring approximately 16 inches across and 7.5 inches high, it was crafted from the wood of a very old Sugar Maple from Old Lyme. Look closely to discover "birds eye," a distinctive natural pattern of tiny, swirling eyes woven throughout the grain.

A beautiful one-of-a-kind piece celebrating local craftsmanship and the character of native wood.

Make a statement with this one-of-a-kind ceramic pedestal bowl by artist Harper Jensen.

Crafted from white glazed stoneware, this elegant footed bowl features an abstract floral design with contemporary flair. Beautiful as a centerpiece or displayed on its own, this distinctive piece is sure to draw attention. Measures 16" diameter and 9" high.

Beautifully hand-crafted, this sumptuous king-size wool comforter hand-woven in 1970s Ireland brings warmth, texture, and classic charm to any bedroom.

A timeless cozy luxury worth bidding on!

This striking faux bois (from the French for "false wood") candle chandelier is sure to bring rustic charm to your home or garden!

Crafted from metal to resemble natural wood, this six-branch chandelier makes a beautiful statement indoors or out. Measuring approximately 32 inches in diameter and 19 inches tall, it hangs 42 inches from the ceiling by its chain. No wiring needed--just add your favorite candles and enjoy its warm, inviting glow.

The Painter's Studio by David D.J. Rau - mixed media assemblage; 8x9 inches; 2026.

This miniature artist tableau captures the essence of a creative studio space -- complete with art supplies, sketches, and inspirational objects. This whimsical scene comes in its own glass dome -- perfect for displaying in any art-lover's home.

Created by the Museum's own Senior Director of Education and Visitor Engagement, David D.J. Rau.

Celebrate America's 250th birthday with this patriotic collection!

The centerpiece is a driftwood sailboat with an embroidered sail adorned with shells, measuring 30 inches long by 21 inches high. The sailboat was crafted by artist Anne Riley Taylor of Ink and Annie Calligraphy. Taylor is a member of the Washington Calligraphers Guild who has studied with both the retired Chief Calligrapher of the White House and an internationally recognized master penman. Her calligraphic skills bring a lovely personal touch to this commemorative piece!

The winning bidder will also receive a commemorative America 250th baseball cap, a thematically decoupaged oyster shell, as well as two books, Dr. Seuss's Sing the 50 American States and Phaidon's The American Art Book.

Set sail with this charming pair of vintage-inspired nautical pendulums!

Each metal kinetic sculpture stands approximately 24 inches high and rocks gently back and forth when set in motion. One features a classic Panama steamship, while the other depicts a sailor. Full of character, these whimsical pieces are a delightful find for anyone who loves maritime treasures.