Auction

The general oral auction provides a setting for spirited bidding on quilts, collectibles, crafted items, paintings and quality miscellaneous items. The silent auction provides for paper/pencil bidding on smaller items and services. For further auction contact the auction director Lynn Miller.

If you wish to donate an auction item, use our donation form.

Here are some early donations for the 2010 Festival. Keep checking this page for updates.

F-150 Ford Piclup

1977 F-150 Ford Pickup. One owner! Very nice condition. One of a limited number ("Gold Rush" edition) of this model sold in Englewood, CO. Four speed. 200K. V8 351M engine. Owned and donated by Jack and Linda Knox. (Auctioned shortly after 1:00 PM)

Antique Walnut Dresser

Antique Walnut Dresser with beveled mirror, donated by Tim and Gail Manickham

Antique Dresser

Cute Antique Dresser, 2 drawer.

Myrtle Wood Pen

Oregon Spalted Myrtle Wood Pen. Rhodium and black titanium hardware. Swarovski crystal in the clip. Handcrafted and donated by Mark Diller, www.markdiller.etsy.com

Beach Get-Aways

Seven Days at the Beach! Two bedroom with queen beds plus futon on an enclosed porch at Twin Rocks. Use by May 1, 2011.
Ocean Front Beach House in Waldport, OR. 3 days-2 nights Sleeps six. Use before Memorial Day, 2011. Light housecleaning before leaving required.

Oil Painting

"Lighthouse," painted and donated by June Forsyth Kenagy

Grace Quilting Frame

With all the parts. Works well, even for a queen size quilt. Donated by Zion Mennonite Church.

Oak Medicine Cabinent

Antique, 16x24, donated by Tim and Gail Manickham

Vintage Runner Sled

Donated by Tim Steiner

Round Walnut Table

38 inches.

Murano Glass Vase

Donated by Tim Steiner

Small Walnut Desk and Chair

Made and donated by Doug Gingerich.

Wooden Box

Hand crafted by Marty Lowen

Vintage Wooden High Chair

Table Top Loom

Leclerc Dorothy table top loom donated by Dennis and Marie Gilliam. Comes with book, pamphlets and various accessories.

One more thought on auction gifts

When we buy something at the festival, we’re making a contribution to MCC; the item we take home is like a thank you for our contribution. What we spend isn’t tax deductible unless it exceeds the value of the item.

But! When we give an item to the auction, that gift to MCC is tax deductible. More important, it helps create a fun event for everyone, attracting more and more people to the festival and giving them the opportunity to learn about MCC’s work around the world.

MCC needs creative and generous auction contributors!