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Wooden West African Sculpture
Located in West Africa, Liberia is Africa's oldest republic and was never subjected to colonial rule.
Vintage (early 1960s) socialist-era Hungarian wine set (includes wine pitcher and 6 glasses) plus two bottles of Hungarian wine (red and white).
John Collins Atlanta Hawks autographed jersey.
Collins is #20, Forward-Center for the Atlanta Hawks NBA team. He played college basketball for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons before being selected as the 19th draft pick by the Hawks in the 2017.
Valued at $400. Winning bidder, please remember to take the jersey home with you at the end of the gala.
The Bambara are a Mandinka People native to much of West Africa, primarily southern Mali.
In Bamana culture, the antelope figure, known as Chiwara, represents the spirit that taught humans the fundamentals of agriculture. The Bambara honor Chiwara though art and dance.
Bambara antelope heads are worn on the dancer's head in traditional dance ceremonies. (The rest of the dancer's body is hidden under a cloak of straw or cloth.)
Please note this is an authentic, vintage items acquired in Africa.
Valued at $500. Winning bidder, please remember to take the statue home with you at the end of the gala.
West African drum known as a djembe used in traditional ceremonies. This is an authentic, vintage item, not a souvenir made for tourists.
A djembe is a rope-tuned skin-covered goblet drum played with bare hands originally from West Africa. According to the Bambara people in Mali, the name djembe comes from the saying "Anke djé, anke bé" which translates to "everyone gather together in peace" and defines the drum's purpose.
Valued at $250. Winning bidder, please remember to take the drum home with you at the end of the gala.
Please note this is an authentic, vintage item acquired in Africa.
Valued at $200. Winning bidder, please remember to take the item home with you at the end of the gala.
Large blue handcrafted plate made in Turkey.
Prized for their artistry, Turkish handcrafts reflect the nation's vibrant spirit.
This Lotus and Rabbit Incense Burner is a beautiful replica of a traditional Korean Celadon Incense Burner Openwork Seven Auspicious Design from the 12th century (as seen in the National Museum of Korea in Seoul)
The Incense Burner is made in the style of the Goryeo Era (918 - 1392). Celadon pottery of this golden age was widely praised for its translucent jade-colored glaze, unique inlaid designs, and new inlay techniques.
This Incense Burner consists of three main parts: the openwork lid, where smoke drifts through; the lotus-shaped body, where the incense burns; and the round base.
Valued at $160
Donated by the Consul General of Korea
(Item 1 of 2) Black Treasure Box (Letter Box) (33cm×28cm×7.5cm)
(Item 2 of 2) Chizusugi Placemat (Japanese cedar with lacquer)(urushi) Size: 42cm x 30cm x 0.4cm (h4mm)
This traditional Korean Jewelry Box is made in the Najeon-chilgi style, a Korean technique that involves layering thin layers of mother-of-pearl onto lacquered surfaces.
The traditional art technique dates back to the Goryeo Era (918 - 1392). Treasured Najeon pieces were passed down from generation to generation.
Today, Najeon-chilgi pieces are known to proudly represent Korean heritage in a dazzling brilliance, and with everlasting quality.
Valued at $120
Savannah is the oldest city in Georgia, known for Spanish moss, antebellum architecture and a host of both modern and historical fascinating characters.
This Savannah-themed donation includes an author-signed hardcover copy of Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil and a 20oz Savannah Bee Company Wildflower Honey flute.
John Berendt's best-selling engrossing novel is based on the true crime story of Savannah socialite Jim Williams who was tried four times for the murder of Danny Hansford.
Founded 20 years ago, Savannah Bee Company is on a mission to protect the planet's pollinators.
Winning bidder, please remember to take items home at the end of the gala.
Leather box with 8 coasters inside from Mauritania. This box was made by nomadic tribesmen around 1977.
Mauritania, located in Northwest Africa is roughly one and a half times the size of Texas and approximately two-thirds desert. Mauritanians are renowned for their exquisite leather-work
Valued at $50. Winning bidder, please remember to take the item home with you at the end of the gala.
Package includes:
1. Handicraft bowl with beautiful, ornate carvings of Ugandan wildlife.
2. 250g bag of Caruso Espresso Roast ground coffee. It is a rich, full blend of Bugisu Arabica with Robusta for crema and body. The coffee is hand-picked and wet-processed to develop a clean flavor and consistent profile before being expertly roasted by hand to create an articulated blend with memorable aroma and taste.
Valued at $100
Donated by the Honorary Consul General of Uganda
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