Valued at $7,500. Minimum bid increment $100. The week of; Thanksgiving, or Christmas / New Years, or Victoria Day in May. Not the normal rental weeks- but holiday stays! Enjoy a week of blissful relaxation in this upscale retreat on Lake Muskoka near Gravenhurst. Relax on an oversized deck by the water on top of a boathouse with a paddleboat, two kayaks and a swim platform. Bedroom #1 is a Master with King-sized bed, Bedrooms 2 and 3 have twin beds and Bedroom #4 has a large double bed in a room also furnished as a den. A deluxe fully-stocked kitchen and a living room with gas fireplace provide the comforts of home along with AC, washer/dryer, outdoor BBQ, 2 TVs and unlimited internet. Please be prepared to bring sheets and towels. Blankets, pillows etc. are provided.

Valued at $800. Minimum bid increment $50. Dennis Deters, the president of the Edison Singers board, is hosting a gourmet dinner. In his elegant River House penthouse with sweeping views of downtown Guelph and the spires of the Basilica, Dennis will host a delicious 5 course dinner for 8 with food and wine designed to delight you and your guests. Guaranteed to be an unforgettable evening!

(NOTE: Bid price is per hour) Valued at $250/hr. Minimum bid increment $25/hr. John David Edison would be happy to go to your home or office, to discuss your thoughts and offer suggestions on interior design matters for either, residential or small commercial projects, within the GTA/ Kitchener/ Niagara region ( max 2hrs drive). To review his work his web site, www.johndavidedison.com to see if there is a design fit as I tend to be a bit more colourful than many other designers. So if you would like a tasteful injection of colour, along with thoughtful space planning, into your lives—Bid!

Valued at $125. Minimum bid increment $10. Handmade teddy bear with articulating joints and head made from North Alaskan Seal fur with fox fur ears and leather paws.

(NOTE: Bid price is per night) Valued at $225/night. Minimum bid increment $50/night. This roomy bungalow near Orlando is only 20 minutes from Disney World and other area theme parks and also backs onto a 9-hole golf course. It has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with the master bedroom having an ensuite bathroom. The galley-style kitchen opens onto a dining room and the living room is spacious and comfortably furnished. A screened-in porch overlooks the golf course and there are two swimming pools that are free to use. There is a two-vehicle carport at the front of the home. Bidders may book a maximum number of days up to and including 7, and the winner will be the one who bids the highest per night rate. Time slots are available between November 16, 2024 and March 30, 2025.

Valued at $1,700. Minimum bid increment $25. Well known Elora and now Atlantic Canadian artist sold in galleries across Canada and in the US. After 34 years in beautiful Elora, it was time for change. We’ve settled home and studio in Nova Scotia, close to our granddaughter, the best studio distraction. Influenced by the rugged landscape, my work has a new collage style, combining hard-edged acrylics with found wood. This technique also influences my stainless steel paintings. I feel drawn to the spiritual focus of the surrounding land. Walking, and doing watercolour sketches, are often the starting point for new large scale pieces. If your travels bring to NS, let me know and drop by for a visit. The studio is open by appointment.

Valued at $800. Minimum bid increment $50. Painter, sculptor, world traveller, scion of a highly respected three generational Stony Lake summer resident family where he founded the first annual Juniper Island Art Festival now in its 29th year (3 missing due to covid). Andrew has worked with a full range of media resulting in a diverse body of work represented in private collections in North America, Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, Malta and throughout the world including prominent law firms, banks, corporate collections, public city collections, hospitals around the world, along with the Albright-Knox Museum in the US. He has exhibited also in Frankfurt, Geneva, Stuttgart, Rome, Malta and Ansedonia on the Tuscan coastline of Italy, having maintained his home studio in the latter while prolifically creative.

Valued at $1,600. Minimum bid increment $50. Susan Strachan Johnson – A Moment in time: First Born Daughters – hanging tapestry 31 x 15. Originally trained as a painter, Susan has worked in fiber art and gained her City and Guild Diploma in Textile Art. Her work has been shown by invitation at the 2003 Biennali in Florence, Thread Works 2004 and 2007, the Grand National Quilt Show at the Kitchener Waterloo Art Gallery each year from 2007 to 2011. One particular work of Susan's, “A Soldier's Life at the Front 1914-1918” is on permanent display at the Wellington County Museum and Archives. She also offers workshops in fibre art techniques throughout Southern Ontario. This quilt is about generations of my family, and shows me with my mother, Isobel June Bernstein, my grandmother Isobel Margaret Forsell, my great-grandmother Clara Whatton Mary Butt, and my daughter Sophie June Helroise Johnson. Sophie, my mother and I are all first-born daughters; we are all living, and are all artists. I made this quilt for a show called The Spaces lnBetween. It is based on a painting I did several years ago, of a cliff face in Rockwood Conservation Area. The cracks in the rock resemble spirit figures when the shadows are just right; the silk bars represent the time and space that separates me from Sophie and my mother - the spaces in between.

Valued at $300. Minimum bid increment $25. Nancy Warren was a Canadian painter who had a studio in Toronto. In 1993, Nancy moved to Lakefield, Ontario as an artist in residence at the Margaret Lawrence House. Her favourite medium to work with was watercolours. Both pictures measure 18.5" x 15.75".

Valued at $1,000. Minimum bid increment $25. Original framed painting by Laurie McGaw of Elinor Glyn Being Presented at Court, 1896 AND a signed copy of book titled Unsinkable Lucile, written by Hugh Brewster and illustrated by Laurie McGaw. This painting depicts Elinor Glyn being presented to Princess Alexandra, Princess of Wales, at Buckingham Palace in 1896. Elinor, soon to become a world-famous novelist, appears in a gown designed by her sister Lucile, soon to become a successful couturiere. (Lucile could not be presented at court since she was a divorcee.). Both Elinor and Lucile had been raised in Guelph, in Summer Hill, a stone farmhouse that still stands on Harcourt Avenue. The painting appears in the book Unsinkable Lucile, a signed copy of which is included with the framed painting. Laurie McGaw is a renowned portrait artist and has also created 35 coins for the Royal Canadian Mint. The painting is 22.5" wide x 22" high. The book is 10.5" w x 10" high and 40 pages.