Southampton Fresh Air Home

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Southampton
Fresh Air Home
36 Barkers Island Road • Southampton, New York
Decorators-Designers-Dealers Sale and Auctions Benefit Gala
Auction Catalog
All Auctions Close Saturday Night
Saturday, June 7, 2008
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5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
A Camp for Physically Challenged Children
21st AMERICAN PICNIC
WITH FIREWORKS BY GRUCCI
FRIDAY, JULY 4TH
BuffetGrucci FireworksEntertainment
1030 Meadow LaneSouthampton
7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13,
MAGASCHONI
will host a charity cocktail party at
Saks Fifth Avenue Southampton
to benefit the Home.
5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
2008 OPEN HOUSE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15
Bring your children and visit our children.
Have a tour and enjoy special entertainment!
Everyone is welcome!
2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
SEBONACK GOLF CLUB
join us for our first golf outing
8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12
VERDURA
will host a cocktail party
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The Southampton Fresh Air Home is a not-for-profit residential camp for physically challenged youth. Our mission is to
provide an enriching recreational camping experience. We are committed to helping our campers develop physically,
emotionally, and educationally, with the goal of fostering self- esteem, maturity, and independence.
For information and tickets to all of our 2008 upcoming events, call 631-283-5847 or visit www.sfah.org
Decorators-Designers-Dealers
SALE AND AUCTIONS BENEFIT GALA
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Schedule of Sale
Furniture Sales open at 5:00 pm, close at 8:00 pm
Silent & Wine Auctions open at 5:00 pm, close promptly at 7:45 pm
Live Auction Viewing at 5:00 pm, opens at 6:45 pm with raffle drawing
Auctions Checkout at 8:00 pm
Additional Auction and Sale Checkout on Sunday June 8, 11 am - 2:00 pm
For over 100 years the Southampton Fresh Air Home has provided a unique and caring residential
camping experience for physically challenged children. Our fundraising benefits ensure that no
child is turned away because of financial need. Most of our children come from the five boroughs
of New York City, and our programs are an opportunity for these children to have a sleep away
camp experience. At the same time, it gives their families a rest from the intensive daily care a
special needs child requires.
For the past 16 years, the Decorators-Designers-Dealers Benefit Gala event has been one of the
highlights of the Hamptons’ summer social season. It features a Furniture and Furnishings Sale,
Live, Silent and Wine Auctions, and hosts approximately 500 people from Manhattan, Connecticut,
Palm Beach, and, of course, the Hamptons. Prominent names in fashion, design, jewelry, travel,
wine, fine dining, health, beauty, and entertainment have generously donated to this event. We
are very proud and pleased and extremely grateful to everyone for their committed support.
As we greet another fabulous 2008 season, we open our doors and our hearts to our entire
community of residents, visitors, guests and patrons who come together in support of our mission.
We welcome you, and for the children we will serve this summer, we thank you!
The catalog cover painting is reproduced with the generous permission of the artist, Jonny Detiger.
36 Barkers Island Road, Southampton, New York 11968 · 631-283-5847 tel. · 631-283-7596 fax · www.sfah.org
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Benefit Committee
Chairmen
Pamela Rollins Camacho
Susan Nappa Cocke
Auction Co-Chairmen
Christine Smith Gray
Lavinia Branca Snyder
Auction Vice Chairmen
Charlotte Assaf
Catherine Carey
Barbara Page Glatt
Raya Keis Knight
Catherine Kuehn Price
Design and Decoration Chairman
Ann R. Grimm
Design and Decoration Co-Chairmen
Linda Beck
Christl Meszkat
Design and Decoration Vice Chairmen
Peri Bogert
Tish Bliss
Gary P. Crain
Traudl Geraghty
Christie Hansen
Gloria Meyers
Lynn Mortimer
Barbara Sloan
James Alan Smith
Mary Lou Swift
Press Relations Chairman
Barbara Dana Tollis
Wine Auction Chairman
Emily Chien Mahoney
DDD Committee
Diana Aceti
Catherine Adler
Lisa Arnold
Agnes Beaugendre
Emma Becker
Robin Bell
Hilary Block
Mildred C. Brinn
Laura D. Codman
Alicia Bouzan Cordon
Kathryn Cowles
Lisa Crawford
Alanna Cronin
Zita Davisson
Catherine di Montezemolo
Fiona Druckenmiller
Gale Drukier
Elizabeth Shiell Fekkai
Susan Parker Fore
Monica Belag Forman
Linda Fraser
Sheila O’Malley Fuchs
Kirsten Solsvig Galef
Danielle DiGiacomo Ganek
Victoria Ghilaga
Juliet Glennon
Ginevra Guarducci
Carole Guest
Dorian May Hasiotis
Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller
Tania Higgins
Amy Hoadley
Laila Jabban
Emilie Jackson
Robyn Joseph
Cheryl Kelly
Michaela Keszler
Patricia Kraus
Barbara Vogt Kugler
Linda Lambert
Ulrica Lanaro
Heather Leeds
Karen LeFrak
Mimi Lenihan
Ros L’Esperance
Ellen S. L’Esperance
Alex Lotsch
Leslie Maheras
Barbara McEntee
Pamela Michaelcheck
Jennifer Rowen Miller
Julie Minskoff
Claire Mulholland
Christine Munn
Linda A. Munn
Adeline Neubert
Marianna Olszewski
Margie Orenstein
Sandra Ripert
Samantha Boardman Rosen
Hilary Geary Ross
Diane M. Sadowski
Elisabetta Scarampi del Cairo
Linda Steiner Schaller
Lora Schiavetta
Lisa Selby
Sarah Senbahar
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Barbara Stovall Smith
Nancy Stone
Anita Storr
Dana Hammond Stübgen
Kelly Sugarman
Debra Schuster Tanger
Traie Teitelbaum
Melanie Wambold
Kim A. White
Michelle Fahrensach Wrubel
Designer Committee
Bayard Gordon Baker
Pamela Banker
John Barman
Robin Bell
Geoffrey N. Bradfield
Thomas Britt
Mario Buatta
Joanne de Guardiola
Jamie Drake
English Country Antiques
Peter Falk
Tom Fleming
M. Alexander Furman
Tracey Gibbons
Darcy Leeds Gould
Kelly Graham
Albert Hadley
Harry Hinson
Lisa Jackson
Noel Jeffrey
Audrey Koehler
Richard Keith Langham
Martha B. McLanahan
Richard Mishaan
Barbara Moller
Charlotte Moss
Thomas O’Brien
Elizabeth Orenstein
Barbara Ostrom
Alex Papachristidis
Jennifer C. Powers
Ann Pyne
Todd Alexander Romano
John Rosselli
John Saladino
Robert Stilin
Priscilla Ulmann
Betty Sherrill
Robert Louis Ventolo
Robert Villency
Bunny Williams
Douglas Wilson
Guardian Angels
Mr. and Mrs. John Catsimatidis · Catherine di Montezemolo · Lisa and David Matlin · Pam and Bill Michaelcheck · Mr. and Mrs. James
Mulholland, Jr. · Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Murphy · Brooke and Daniel Neidich · Sarah and Izak Senbahar · Barbara and Randall Smith
Lavinia and Brian Snyder
ARCHANGELS
Mrs. Mildred C. Brinn · Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro E. Camacho · Vanessa and Henry Cornell · Shelley and Steven Einhorn · Leslie C. Feldman
Kirsten Solsvig Galef · Christopher Heath · Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Leeds · Carolynn Rockafellow and Frank Lopez-Balboa
Julie and Edward J. Minskoff · Samantha and Aby Rosen · Danielle and Tom Walker · Kim White and Kurt Wolfgrüber
ANGELS
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawrence Bogert III · Mr. and Mrs. Bryan J. Carey · Susan and Philip Cocke · Jonathan Farkas
Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Gianos · Mr. and Mrs. John E. Grimm III · Christie Hansen · Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller · Diane and Charles Holmes
Larry A. Horton · Dayssi and Paul Kanavos · Raya Keis Knight and Clifton Knight · Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kugler
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lambert · Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. L’Esperance III · Dr. and Mrs. Francis L’Esperance, Jr. · Nicole Miller
Lynn and John Packard · Norman L. Peck · Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Price · Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rollins · Mrs. Suzette de M. Smith
Helene and Whitney Stevens · Linda Filardi and Gary Talarico
CONNOISSEURS
Anonymous · Lorie and Paul Adams · Gillis MacGil Addison · Margie and Ed Allinson · Lisa and Rome Arnold · Mr. and Mrs. Vittorio Assaf
Petra Bachstein · Mr. and Mrs. Brian Balodis · Dorothy and Martin Bandier · Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Berdon · Daniel Berlin
Mr. and Mrs. Orest E. Bliss · Mr. and Mrs. E.P. Bolter · Donya and Scott Bommer · David Braunschvig · Rosalie Brinton
Mr. and Mrs. William Broeksmit · Louise and Ardé Bulova Fund · Shelley and Michael Carr · Laura D. Codman · Joan Coppotelli
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Cornell · Amy and Ray Cosman · The Cowles Family · Gary P. Crain · Beatty Cramer
Susan Parker Fore and R. Hunter Cushing · Grace DelGadio and Robert DelGadio · Brenda Earl De Paola · Diana Roesch DiMenna
Maura E. Doyle · Jamie Drake · Susan Dunne · Cynthia and Fred Eaton · Lisa Ehrenkranz · Rainey and John Erwin · Donna Lee Federko
Ellen G. Fine · Jill Fingar · Jacqueline Fish · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fraser · Mr and Mrs. R. Joseph Fuchs · F. Patricia Garrity
Traudl and Mark Geraghty · Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Glatt · Phyllis and Scott Golden · Barbara and Henry Gooss
Lucia Hwong Gordon and Peter Gordon · Nicola and James Grant · Christine and James Gray · Carole and Fred Guest · Jo Hallingby
Rolf Heitmeyer · Margaret M. Hill · Susan and Jerry Hobbs · Ginny and Tom Hughes · Marjorie A. Hyman
Patricia M. Hynes and Roy L. Reardon Foundation · Jan and David Ichel · Anne Maria Ingolia · Polly and Wayne Johnson
Barbara and Leon Kalvaria · Philip Kassover · Michaela and Stephan Keszler · Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Knowlton · Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeFrak
Mr. Jacques Leviant · Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lewis · Lynch’s Garden Center, Inc. · Dr. and Mrs. William Manger · Ruth and John Manton
Katherine T. McEnroe · Mr. and Mrs. James J. McEntee · Linda and Robert McLean · Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meszkat · Marcia Miller
Barbara T. Missett · Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Mortimer · Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mullin · Beverly Negreann · Jill Braufman and Daniel Nir
Carol and Steve Nobbs · Margie Orenstein · Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ostrom · Nancy O’Sullivan · Marion Pearlman · Barbara and Stephen Phillips
Robin and John Pickett · Mary and Mel Powers · R. John Punnett · Mary Mattingly and Steven Reiss · Nina and John Richter · Jackie Rogers
Mrs. Anne T. Bricker and Mr. Paul C. Ross · Jane Dresner Sadaka and Ned Sadaka · Lisa and Sal Salibello · Elisabetta Scarampi Del Cairo
Linda Steiner Schaller · Lora and John Schiavetta · Lisa and Michael Schultz · Nancy Shevell · Barbara Slifka · James Alan Smith
Annaliese Soros · Robert Stilin · Robert W. Taft and J. Philip Moloney · Debra Schuster Tanger · Kristen and Richard Thompson
Phyllis and Ed Toohey · Amy G. Treitel · Mr. and Mrs. James B. Weidner · Barbara A. Reuter and William J. Williams, Jr.
Josephine Keating Woodward · Susan Potto and Bernd Wuebben
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Every year our sponsors, underwriters and donors help make the Fresh Air Home one of the finest
camps for physically challenged children. We are proud to list those whose contributions for the
Decorators-Designers-Dealers Sale and Auctions create a truly spectacular event.
The Southampton Fresh Air Home graciously acknowledges our friends: Ariana Bedrossian, our young
artist · B & N Moving and Storage · Citarella · Despatch of Southampton Moving and Storage · East End
Blueprint · Electronic Payments, Inc. · Carole Nappi · Thyme and Again · Uncle Bob’s Storage.
A special thanks to: John Block, Our Auctioneer · Michaela and Stephan Keszler for hosting our
DDD Sale Volunteer Cocktail Party · Bob Beck, our Master of Ceremonies. For her tremendous
support this year, we give a standing ovation to Anne Keating.
Additional thanks to: Taste Caterers · Serafina Restaurant Group · Southampton Publick House and
Microbrewery · Tereasa Vinson Quartet · K & D Wines and Spirits.
Special thanks for our gift bags: BMG Music Service · Columbia House · Country Living · Magaschoni
Apparel Group, Inc. · Michaela and Stephan Keszler · Penguin Group (USA) Inc. · Wathne Ltd.
Thanks to our sponsors and corporate underwriters: Credit Suisse · Ophelia Snyder and her Family
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Dormitories Project: Welcome to the first DDD Benefit in our new dormitories. We extend special
thanks to Ashley McGraw Architects, Atlantic Collaborative Construction Company, and South
Fork Gardening and Landscaping, who worked tirelessly to ensure that these five new buildings,
completed in nine months, are ready for this summer’s campers.
2008 DDD Leaders: The guiding spirits of our 2008 event are Chairmen Susan Nappa Cocke and
Pamela Rollins Camacho, Auction Co-Chairmen Christine Smith Gray and Lavinia Branca Snyder,
and Design and Decoration Chairman Ann R. Grimm. They have led the dozens of volunteers and
supporters who have worked tirelessly to create the magic that is this year’s DDD.
Our Design Team: Credit for today’s success must go to our marvelous team of designers who each
year transform your generosity into a magical showcase. One year preceding this event they begin
collecting, to produce the show of entirely donated furniture and furnishings. Without their brilliance
and downright hard work there would be no event. We are indeed grateful. We give special thanks
to our Design Team: Linda Beck · Tish Bliss · Peri Bogert · Gary Crain · Traudl Geraghty · Ann
Grimm · Christie Hansen · Mimi Lenihan · Christl Meszkat · Gloria Meyers · Lynn Mortimer · SFAH
Volunteers · James Alan Smith · Barbara Sloan · Mary Lou Swift · Iris Zonlight.
Our Auctions Team: The live, silent and wine auctions are one of our DDD highlights. We give special
thanks to our Auction Team: Charlotte Assaf · Catherine Carey · Barbara Page Glatt · Christine Smith
Gray · Raya Keis Knight · Catherine Kuehn Price · Lavinia Branca Snyder · Emily Chien Mahoney ·
Tom Mahoney · Charles Moulton.
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The Corcoran Group
proudly supports
The Southampton
Fresh Air Home
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LIVE AUCTION GUIDELINES
1.Syndicating is encouraged and accepted on all bids.
2.Live Auction bidding will begin promptly at 6:45 p.m. during the Party, Saturday, June 7th. A bid is placed by raising one’s hand and
being recognized by the Auctioneer.
3.The Auctioneer has the right to determine and set bidding increments on each item.
4.The highest bidder acknowledged by the Auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In the event of a dispute, the Auctioneer shall have the sole
and final authority to determine a successful bidder or to re-offer and re-sell the item or to offer duplicate items with donor’s consent.
5.On the fall of the Auctioneer’s gavel, title to the item will pass to the acknowledged highest bidder who then assumes full risk and responsibility.
6.All Live Auction items must be purchased and paid for on Saturday, June 7th. See Conditions of Sale for rules of payment.
SILENT & WINE AUCTION GUIDELINES
1.Syndicating is encouraged and accepted on all bids.
2.Bids will be accepted and items viewed on June 7th during the Party from 5:00 to 7:45 p.m. The Silent Auction bidding will begin at
5:00 p.m. (for 5 p.m. ticket holders) and end at 7:45 p.m.
3.Bidders are to print the amount of the bid, their name, and daytime telephone number legibly on the bidding sheet next to the item. A
signature is a legal contract to buy. Each increase in bid must equal or exceed the minimum increased figure stated on the bidding sheet.
4.The Silent Auction closing will take place on Saturday, June 7th at 7:45 p.m. In case of highly contested items, at closing an Auction
Committee Official will provide Sealed Bid Forms to contesting bidders. Sealed Bid Forms must be completed with the highest price the
bidder will pay for the contested item and delivered at close of auction to the Auction Committee Official. The highest bid will win.
5.The highest bid at the closing time will be circled by an Auction Committee Official and will constitute the winning bid. All questions
of priority or procedure will be decided by the Auction Committee.
RAFFLE GUIDELINES
1.Raffle will be held during the Live Auction on Saturday June 7, 2008. Raffle participants must be present at the Live Auction to win. You
must be at least 18 years old. Only one raffle prize per individual.
2.The Southampton Fresh Air Home and its agents, representatives, vendors, product suppliers and manufacturers, partners and volunteers
assume no liability for lost, undelivered or invalid raffle items.
3.Raffle drawing winners will be selected by random drawing for each prize during the Live Auction on Saturday, June 7, 2008.
Replacement winners: If winner does not qualify or is not present when his number is called a replacement winner will be chosen.
4.Prizes cannot be redeemed for cash. All expenses not specifically provided by Southampton Fresh Air Home are the sole responsibility
of the winner.
5.Individual raffle winners are responsible for any and all federal, state and local income taxes and excise taxes, fees assessments and like
charges associated with prizes. Check with your financial/tax advisor for additional information.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
1.All sales are final. There will be no exchange or refund on items except where specified. Please read carefully the specifications and
limitations in the lot description.
2.By his/her purchase, the buyer waives any claims for liability against the Southampton Fresh Air Home or the donors of the property
or services.
3.Unless otherwise specified all auction items and services must be used within one year of June 8, 2008. Unless otherwise specified,
dates and times are to be arranged through mutual convenience of the donor and the buyer. Buyer should contact donor within 30
days of sale.
4.Payment must be made in full by cash, check or credit card for the Live and Silent Auctions and furniture sale on the evening of
Saturday, June 7, 2008 or Sunday, June 8, 2008.
5.Southampton Fresh Air Home warrants neither the quality nor the value of items and services auctioned. All items are sold “as is” and
“with all faults.”
6.IRS regulations specify that the Southampton Fresh Air Home must inform the buyer that only the amount paid for an item over the
stated market value is tax deductible. Dollar values in the catalog are good faith estimates of equivalent items and their market values.
7.By participating in this auction, each bidder recognizes and agrees that neither the Southampton Fresh Air Home nor anyone who
assists in the conduct of this auction shall be liable for any occurrences resulting from the use of auctioned items and services.
8.All items will have minimum bids and bidding increments. Winners must use daytime telephone numbers. Winners must pay for and
pick up all items within 10 days of event.
9. Gift certificates are considered cash and are not replaceable if lost or stolen.
10.Southampton Fresh Air Home is not responsible for catalog or auction sign typographical errors and misprints in gift certificates.
11.Furniture sale items must be picked up within 10 days of purchase.
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LIVE AUCTION
A Private Tour of the Capitol
Representative Kirsten Gillibrand 20th District of the State of New York will host a lunch in the
National Congressional dining room for up to six people. The Capital building is the home of the
United States Congress in Washington DC . This will be an educational and memorable tour for
the whole family.
Value: priceless
Donor: Congresswoman Kirsten Gillibrand
Persian Dinner
Beautiful Persian dinner for eight paired with wines from Heller Estate cooked in Leila and Henry’s
home in New York City. Mutually agreed date to be arranged with donor.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Leila and Henry Heller
All Terrain Vehicle by BMX
Put on your new helmet and go! An ATV with all the features you are looking for! Enjoy quality
family time with your own brand new ATV! Built to give you an unbelievably fun ride, the 318
Sport is well built with superior quality and strength for safety and sport.
Value: $1,700.
Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Brian Snyder
Enjoy a Champagne Luncheon Cruise
Launch from Sag Harbor with six aboard the Lady Patricia, a 70’ motor yacht for a champagne
luncheon cruise.
Date to be mutually agreed upon in summer 2008 only.
Value: $1,500.
Donors: Patty and George Kraus
Hello Gorgeous!
Haute Couture especially for you made by this new young designer LYN. Her romantic designs
with refined lines will surely be a classic in your closet. Gift certificate for one made to measure
dress, jacket or gown.
Value: $2,000.
Donor: Lyn Devon
Raffle Drawing
Two premium orchestra seats for Chicago on Broadway on Saturday, September 6, 2008.
A $100 gift certificate to San Ambroeus Restaurant in New York.
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Carolina on my Mind
Use the gift card from US Airways and fly direct from LaGuardia to Savannah, SC. Spend five nights
in a brand new, custom designed resort home on a Jack Nicklaus signature course at The Inn at
Palmetto Bluff, South Carolina – an Auberge Resort, the #2 Best Resort in the U.S. by Conde Nast
www.PalmettoBluffResort.com. The home and resort are situated on a 20,000 acre nature preserve
overlooking the May River. The house is close to the golf Club House and first tee, luxurious 4
bedrooms (2 Master Suites with 3 kings and 1 queen-perfect for 4 couples), 4.5 baths, gourmet
kitchen, wrap around porches overlooking nature preserve and golf course. The resort features a
world class spa, tennis & croquet club, boating, kayaking, fishing, waterfront dining, equestrian
center, sports complex, nature and bike trails, and more, and is minutes from downtown Savannah
and Hilton Head.
Winner must pay nominal daily resort fee for golf carts and bicycles, and housekeeping service
upon departure,expires April 30, 2009. Subject to availability, holiday weekends excluded.
Value: $10,500.
Donors: Philip and Susan Cocke and a Friend of SFAH
Adventure on a Vintage Yacht
Leave from Sag Harbor Yacht Club and enjoy cocktails and lunch for six on a fully restored 73’
1930 motor boat Scout with captain.
Available after August 10, 2008 on a mutually agreed date.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Anke and Juergen Friedrich
Paradise Found
Before your trip spend this $500 gift certificate at the DVF store and then grab your Diane Von
Furstenberg soft weekend luggage and a friend and stay for two nights at the Mid-Ocean Golf Club
in Bermuda. Play golf for a day while enjoying the ocean breezes.
Value: $2,400.
Donors: Laila and Mazen Jabban and Diane Von Furstenberg
Destined for Project Runway
For the burgeoning designer enjoy a fashion apprentice-ship with designer Nicole Miller for two
weeks in July or August, 2008.
Minimum age 17-fashionistas only!
Value: $5,000.
Donor: Nicole Miller
Wine Tasting and Dinner at Magnificent Southampton Home
Enjoy rare vintage wines from a private cellar, specifically paired with a gourmet four course meal.
Invite 12 of your friends to the home of Barbara and Randall Smith in Southampton. Expires June 2009.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smith
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Limitless Luxury of the Great Camps of the Adirondacks
This is a spectacular, one-of-kind vacation for up to six people for 2 nights and 3 days of all inclusive
fun. Constructed on 75 acres amid the grand Adirondack mountain range on a peninsula stretching
to Upper Saranac Lake, The Point was originally Camp Wonundra, the home of William Avery
Rockefeller. This great camp has a new life as one of the most sought after and luxurious vacation
spots in the world. Each guest room has a broad lake view, custom-made bed and spacious private
bath. This package included meals with a 3 star chef creating fabulous gourmet delights, all drinks
and cocktails including fine wines and all activities. If you drive, your tank will be filled with
premium gas. At any hour of the day or night, 24/7-if you choose to have a midnight snack of caviar
and champagne, it is yours!
Based on availability and mutually agreed date and time.
Value: $13,000
Donor: Everlands
It’s Up to You, New York
This New York Entertainment package includes a two night stay at the luxurious Mercer Hotel (Expires
Feb. 1, 2009), two tickets to an upcoming film premiere, two tickets for Cirque Du Soleil: Wintuk (Sat.
Nov. 29, 2008, 7 pm), and a gift certificate for $125 towards dinner for two at Avra Restaurant.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Mercer Hotel, Weinstein Company/Dimension Films, and Avra Restaurant
White Topaz Byzantine Drop Earrings
Exhibiting great movement and craftsmanship, these earrings by Verdura are the most glamorous
and popular design. Dress up or down but you will always stand out in a crowd.
Value: $6,000.
Donor: Verdura
Classic Fishing Trip with Picnic and Photo Shoot
Depart from Munn’s Point with your family (total of 6: 2 adults and 4 children) as guests of one of
Southampton’s finest anglers. Enjoy picnic and private fishing lessons. Also on board will be Vogue
magazine’s own Arthur Elgort who will shoot candid photos of the little anglers with the catch of
the day. A live auction classic! Mutually agreed date in summer 2008 only.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Arthur Elgort, Mr. and Mrs. William Michaelcheck
Golf at Sebonack
Award winning and exclusive Sebonack Golf Club is hosting, for the very first time, a charity golf
outing for the benefit of The Southampton Fresh Air Home. On a sparkling autumn day, Tuesday,
October 21st, play and compete with your winning foursome on the Jack Nicklaus designed course,
buffet in the brand new club house over looking Peconic Bay and enjoy all of the amenities of this
luxurious club. As you test your skill and delight in this unforgettable experience, know that you help
the wonderful and special children that come to camp every summer at the Home.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Southampton Fresh Air Home
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Campers Wish List
The following comprise a WISH LIST for our campers. Each lot number describes an activity or purchase
for the camp that your donation will make possible. There can be multiple donations per lot number.
100A Slice of the Big Apple
This fabulous sculpture by Mary Fragapane was a part of The Arts in the Big Apple, Big
Apple Fest in New York City 2004. Donate a slice to the Fresh Air Home – the camp will
forever enjoy this permanent souvenir.
Donation: $600 per slice
Value: $6,000.
Donors: Rich Franchella and RBC Wealth Management
101 Sponsor A Child
Give a child the gift of camp! Your donation will cover the cost of a one- or three-week stay at
camp for a special needs child for a vacation of fun, friendship and memories to last a lifetime.
Donation: $5,000. 3 week session
Donation: $2,000. 1 week session
102DJ School
Our kids love their music! DJ’s come to camp with mixing decks and teach the kids to
“scratch” and make their own music. Very cool!
Donation: $1,000.
103 Horseback Riding and Golf
Sports programs are favorites with the campers. Special needs riding program will allow
our campers the opportunity to experience the feeling of actually riding a horse. The golf
programs will provide specialized coaching and fees for a group of our campers. Support
one of these outings in 2008.
Donation: $500.
104 Camper Trips
A simple outing can mean the world when the campers get to go with their friends. This
summer we plan to have the following offerings for our kids: A Sunset Cruise on Peconic
Bay, Atlantis Marine World Trip, Children’s Museum of the East End, Beach and Park
Picnics, and an evening at the movies in Southampton.
Donation: from $10. to $1000.
105 Entertainment Nights
These nights are filled with lifelong memories for all involved. Helps us to create a
magical evening with an entertainment night. Rock Concert at the Home, Wildlife
Presentation, Karaoke Party, or a Magician.
Donation: $100 - $500.
106 Club Programs
Kids love to keep busy, even during rest hour, and these clubs are favorites.
Cooking, Newspaper, Chess, Drama, Comedy.
Donation: $100 - $250.
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107 Sponsor-A-Theme-Day
The kids love the days when we decorate the camp and have a day of special activities
around a theme. Color War, SFAH Olympics, Prom Celebration and others.
Donation: $200.
108 Camper Parties
Our kids love parties!
Pizza Party, Asian Evening, Ice-Cream Party, and Pie Eating Contest
Donation: $50 - $300.
109 Dorm Decorations
Under the Sea: Younger Girls, Superhero: Younger Boys, Cruise Ship: Older Girls, Sports:
Older Boys.
Donation: $150.
110 Play Ball!
Soccer is every kid’s favorite. Wheelchair Soccer Set for a rockin good time.
Donation: $1,750.
111 Lights! Action! Camera!
Donation: Stage Light $1,500.
Donation: Dance Lights $400.
Donation: Misting Fans $500.
Donation: Video Equipment $2,000.
Donation: Outdoor Screen Projector $2,000.
112 Many Other Camper Items Need Support
Dance Audio Equipment, Fishing Program, Arts and Crafts Program, Computer Program,
Swim Lessons and Pool Games.
Donation: $30 - $500
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Jewelry
200 Siren’s Call
Tiffany’s 18 carat gold turquoise tassel necklace. No exchanges, returns or credit.
Value: $1,200.
Donor: Tiffany & Co.
201 Share the Love
For him or her choose the perfect reminder to wear always. Choose your favorite portrait
for a pendant or cufflinks - your choice of one.
Value: $500.
Donor: Christina Addison Jewelry Designs, Inc.
202 Always Stunning
Award winning Judith Ripka designs an 18 K gold necklace further adorned with
clusters of pave diamonds and spacers of polished pink coral. Incredible jewelry
meant to be worn every day.
Value: $3,900.
Donor: Judith Ripka Designs
203 Brilliance Times Two
Exquisite craftmanship and timeless design define these fabulous diamond hoop earrings
by Sidney Garber.
Value: $5,285.
Donor: Sidney Garber Jewelry
204 Cool Razzle Dazzle
Feminine and flirty say it all when you slide on this Jeanne de Bouley beaded green necklace.
Value: $600.
Donor: Friend of SFAH
205 Simply Gorgeous
For those soft summer nights when candles shimmer, your face will glow wearing these
pearl drop earrings.
Value: $1,600.
206Circling a Star
Look lovely wearing this black freshwater pearl choker necklace with matching stud earrings.
Value: $200.
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207Pretty in Pink
Perfect with those summer whites wear a long pink and rose quartz beaded necklace with
carved rose quartz medallion.
Value: $200.
208Unburied Treasure
Rich in texture and color, a malachite necklace is just the statement to make.
Value: $200.
209Just Add Starlight
Blend with those summer nights by slipping on a magnificent lapis lazuli and pearl necklace.
Value: $250.
210Accentuate the Magic
Slip on this silver link bracelet and show off that gorgeous tan.
Value: $350.
211Wonders of the World
The coolness and grace of the orient are abundant with two jade bracelets, a light green
jade beaded necklace, and jade and gold hoop pieced earrings.
Value: $500.
Donor: Friends of SFAH
212More than Meets the Eye
You will be in the pink while wearing this pink quartz necklace.
Value: $500.
213Modern Fancy
The go-with-everything Hematite necklace with geometric design and gold clasp.
Value: $480.
214A Glimmer of Glamour
From Kenneth J. Lane a green orchid brooch is perfect for that unadorned lapel.
Value: $400.
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215Sweetness and Delight
Delightfully ornate and elegant, show off this silver antique flower brooch.
Value: $250.
216Center Stage
Bezel oval earrings to be worn as pierced or clip, wood design with pink coral accents.
Value: $2,500
Donor: Jeri Cohen Fine Jewelry
217Hearts a Flutter
Lovely white Angelique earrings and heart necklace.
Value: $225.
Donor: Rose Jewelers
218Tropical Brights
Four strand dazzling blue opal necklace with white topaz toggle. Legend says the blue
opal has a tranquil healing nature.
Value: $650.
Donor: Susan Nappa Cocke - Proverbial Knits
219Such Glittering Personality
Eight strand shimmering mother of pearl coin necklace.
Value: $600.
Donor: Susan Nappa Cocke- Proverbial Knits
220Suspended Animation
Chunky amber necklace with amber and marcasite pierced earrings.
Value: $250.
221True Blue
Blue beads with matching bead drop pierced earrings.
Value: $100.
222Call it Timeless
Two Tommy Hilfiger watches with unique detail and time-honored classic design that
emphasize that cool American style.
Value: $250.
Donor: Tommy Hilfiger
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223Ready to Glow
For that special man in your life, handsome and stylish yellow citrine and 18k gold
cufflinks with emerald accents.
Value: $1,000. (est.)
Donor: Prince Dimitri
224Swarovski Shines
Beautifully faceted large drop crystal earings with studded crystal hair comb.
Value: $186.
Donor: Swarovski
225Drop Dead Gorgeous
Drop earings of diamonds with a large cultured pearl set in 14k white gold.
Value: $2,000.
Donor: Laura L’Esperance for Buzz Baumgold, Inc.
226 Certain Flirt
Pair of shimmering 14k white gold earrings with droplets of faceted white and blue topaz.
Value: $250.
Donor: Zwikker and Zacher
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Travel and Entertainment
300Autumn Blazes
Head up to Stratton Vermont for the weekend and enjoy the cool mountain air. Certificate
for one weekend stay at a three bedroom, 2 bath condominium with outdoor jacuzzi.
For Fall 2008 excluding holiday weekends, mutually agreed dates.
Value: $2,600.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Orson Munn III
301Jackson Hole Film Festival in 2009
Four festival passes to the 6th Annual Jackson Hole Film Festival in Wyoming. Attend
outstanding independent films, spectacular parties, festival forums and more.
Value: $2000.
Donor: Eben Dorros – Jackson Hole Film Institute
302A Night on the Town
Get away for one night at the Greenwich Hotel in Tribeca and dinner in the hotel at AGO
for two.
Subject to availability.
Value: $1,000.
Donor: Gale and Ira Drukier
303A Special Weekend
Enjoy a romantic two night weekend stay at any of the W North American properties with
gifts of a W signature spa robe and Bliss amenities. While in town have a fabulous dinner
for two at any BR Guest Restaurant (New York, Chicago or Las Vegas).
Value: $1,450.
Donor: Starwood Hotels and Stephen Hanson and BR Guest Restaurants
304Nightly News
Enjoy a tour with Chuck Scarborough with a package for four in New York City of the NBC
News 4 New York Studios. Watch a live broadcast of New York Nightly News at 7 PM as
the guest of Chuck Scarborough. Expires June 2009.
Tour will be arranged at a mutually agreed date and time.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Chuck Scarborough and NBC Universal
305Sumptuous Soirée in Southampton
Enjoy a private dinner for six at your home while your private chef serves up a gourmet
four course meal and grace your table with an exquisite phalaenopsis orchid.
Reservations required, not valid July or August, expires December 31, 2008. Orchid
gift certificate.
Value: $1,630.
Donor: Jean Mackenzie, The Four Seasons Caterer, Southampton and Lynch’s Garden Center
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306Divinely Delicious
Invite your friends to enjoy a five star dinner by a private chef in your home with a wine
tasting for six people. Complete the experience with a gorgeous bouquet of flowers from
Belle Fleur.
Manhattan location on mutually agreed date in September or October 2008. Wines to
be determined.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Pam and Bill Michaelcheck, Belle Fleur, NYC and Premier Cru Wine Merchants
307The Art of Entertainment
LTMH gallery on Madison Avenue in New York will host a private art reception for sixty of
your friends complete with wine provided by Heller Estates.
Based upon availability, mutually agreed date and time with advance reservations.
Value: $1,500.
Donor: Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller Gallery
308Reserve the Runway
Two fashion show tickets for the Carolina Herrera New York Spring 2009 collection on
Monday, September 8, 10:00 am in New York City. And don’t forget to take along your
new signature Carolina Herrara black patent handbag.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Puig Group and Carolina Herrera New York
309Music Musings
Enjoy a fine evening for two at the performance of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
in New York at Carnegie Hall on March 9, 2009 at 8:00 pm. and for that fine a dining
experience go to Grifone Restaurant, New York with this gift certificate for dinner for two.
Value: $372.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. James Gray and Grifone Restaurant
310Pretty Pirouettes
This package includes four tickets to a star-studded dress rehearsal of American Ballet
Theatre at the Metropolitan Opera House to see the exquisite classic Giselle on July 7,
2008 at 2:30 pm and a dining gift certificate ($200) to one of the Manhattan Restaurant
Group which includes Smith & Wollensky, Manhattan Ocean Club, Post House, Park
Avenue Café and La Cité.
Value: Priceless
Donor: American Ballet Theatre and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Meszkat
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311Balletomanes Fantasy
Four tickets to a fabulous dress rehearsal of American Ballet Theatre at the Metropolitan
Opera House to see the wonderful ballet La Bayadére on June 23, 2008 at 2:30 pm and
a gift certificate for $150 towards dinner for two at Tse Yang. You will love the imperial
traditions of Bejing cuisine. New York’s Tse Yang has a restful environment, fine napery,
Chinese porcelain and excellent service.
Value: Priceless
Donor: American Ballet Theatre and Tse Yang
312La Fantaisie Francaise
This ticket package includes: four tickets to the opening night gala of Rendez-vous with
French Cinema Today, March 5, 2009 at Alice Tulley Hall Lincoln Center and four tickets
to each french film that will be presented at the 2008 New York Film Festival at Lincoln
Center. Dates: Sept. 26 – Oct 5, 2008.Two tickets to each of the fifteen films presented at
the French Cinema Today festival – Lincoln Center. March 2009.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Unifrance
313Bright Lights - Big City
Get away to Margaritaville with two tickets to the Jimmy Buffett concert on June 12,
2008 at Madison Square Garden and make your own frozen concoctions with a margarita
machine. Dine at Brasserie Ruhlmann on their outdoor patio located in the heart of
Rockefeller Center. The perfect setting for an al fresco meal.
Certificate for dinner for two up to $100 value, excluding tip.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Jimmy Buffett and MTR Holdings and Brasserie Ruhlmann
314An Evening on the Town
Enjoy Robert Plant and Allison Krauss in concert with two tickets for Madison Square
Garden’s small venue on Tuesday June 10, 2008 at 8:00 pm. Before or after dine at any of
the four Serafina restaurants in New York.
Value: $350
Donors: Melanie and John Wambold and Serafina Restaurant Group
315Dinner and a Show
For the Broadway hit, Young Frankenstein - two second row orchestra tickets to see the
show at the Hilton Theatre in New York on July 15, 2008 at 7 pm and a dinner for two at
Brasserie Cognac. certificate for dinner up to $150, tip not included.
Value $400.
Donor: The Ticket Box and Brasserie Cognac
316Some Enchanted Evening
Dinner and dancing at the famous Doubles Club in Manhattan.
Reservations required for mutually arranged time.
Value: $200.
Donor: Doubles Club
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317Dining Out
Have dinner at the Lever House Restaurant for six with wine paired by their Sommelier.
Gratuity not included.
Value: $1,200.
Donors: Aby and Samantha Rosen
318Chopsticks Optional
At the China Town Brassiere have dinner for six with wine pairings.
Tax and gratuity not included.
Expires May 5, 2009
Value: $1,000.
319Catch of the Day
Enjoy a dinner for six with wine pairings at Lure Fish Bar.
Tax and gratuity not included.
Value: $1,000.
320Magnificent Dining Experience
Enjoy a five course lunch tasting menu and wine pairing for two guests at Per Se.
Reservations are required.
Value: $700.
Donor: Per Se
321Fabulous Indian food in Manhattan
Dinner for two at Tabla in New York.
Expires June 7, 2009, excludes gratuity.
Value: $200.
Donor: Union Square Hospitality Group
322Time Out
Grab your Tory Tote while out and about in the city and stop for a delicious lunch for two
at davidburke & donatella, a modern American restaurant ($100 gift certificate).
Value $325.
Donor: davidburke & donatella and Tory Burch
323At Home or in the Hamptons
Enjoy this gift certificate for dinner for two at any Palm Restaurant.
Expires Feb. 24, 2009, $150 maximum value, gratuity not included.
Value: $150
Donor: Palm Restaurant
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324Summer Dining
While in the Hamptons this summer enjoy dinner at the popular Mirkos restaurant in Water
Mill with this $200 gift certificate.
Value $200.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. James Gray
325The Main Attraction
While shopping in Southampton, stop for a bite at 75 Main with this gift certificate for $100.
They are passionate about great food, great service, prices and it’s always a fun place to meet!
Value: $100.
Donor: 75 Main, Southampton
326On the Water
Coast Grill in Southampton offers a $75 gift certificate towards dinner (alcohol not included).
Value $75.
Donor: Coast Grill
327Quiet Moments
Relieve the stresses of the day while eating at the exclusive Sant Ambroeus in Southampton.
Gift certificate for lunch or dinner, expires December 2008.
Value: $200.
Donor: Sant Ambroeus
328Fabulous Fare
Enjoy dinner for two at Red Bar Brasserie in Southampton. Not valid on Saturday night.
Tip not included.
Value: $200.
Donor: Red Bar Brasserie
329Country Living
Entertain your house guests with a taste of the Hampton’s -Golden Pear, a $150 gift
certificate towards the catering menu, a Schmidt’s Market $25 gift certificate and a Halsey
Farm and Nursery $50 gift certificate.
Value: $225.
Donor: The Golden Pear Café, Schmidt’s Market Southampton and Halsey Farm and
Nursery Inc.
330Late Night TV
Two VIP tickets for the David Letterman Show - Mutually agreed date.
Must by 18 years of age.  Photo opportunity on stage after the show.
Value:  Priceless.
Donor: David A. Kay
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Women
400Cashmere Cachet
Luxurious basket of cashmere, shawls, gloves and a $500 shopping gift certificate Wow!
Value: $1,000.
Donor: Magaschoni Apparel Group
401Tory Burch
Wear this gorgeous navy embroidered tunic.
Size: large, no returns or exchanges or credit.
Value: $295.
402Bill Blass Beauty
Two piece palm print suit: jacket with matching slim skirt camel/beige wool and angora.
Size: 2.
Value: $3,790.
Donor: Bill Blass
403Trendy Lifestyle
Look great in this adorned sleeveless silk shantung tunic top with jeweled embellished neckline.
No substitutions, returns or exchanges.
Value: $225.
Donor: Laura Blair
404Always in Style
Shop at Nicole Miller with $500 gift certificate for Soho or Madison Avenue Nicole Miller store.
Value: $500.
Donor: Nicole Miller
405Classic Act
Have fun with a shopping spree at Nina McLemore for $500 towards the purchase of a
designer jacket.  Gift certificate valid for one year.
Value: $500.
Donor: Nina McLemore, Inc.
406Talk of the Town
Designer dress by Limited Liability LLC
Value: $250.
Donor: Laila Jabban
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407Life of the Party
More than your ordinary little black dress- a black satin faced wool cocktail dress, add
a Lulu Guinness Black Clutch – black leather with silver stitching on front and back to
complete the outfit.
Size: medium.
Value: $440.
Donor: Jacqueline Chorney and a Friend of SFAH
408Star Power
Reversible dark grey cashmere blend wool cape with edged dyed fox fur trim.
Value: $3,995.
Donor: The Maximilian Fur Salon at Bloomingdale’s
409Soft and Snappy
Be warm and stylish in a beige slink shearling zip jacket designed by Michael Kors
for Pologeorgis.
Size: Small. No returns or exchanges.
Value: $2,000.
Donor: Pologeorgis Furs
410Not Too Shabby
Luxurious vintage beaver coat from Goldin Feldman, size: 8-10.
Value: $1,500.
Donor: Jennifer Rowan Miller
411A Hue for You (4 lots)
You always feel fabulous in cashmere.
Four Bibelot Sweaters; light green, dark green, brown and cream.
Size: Large.
Value: $225. Each
412That Certain Something
Shop at any Calypso boutique with a $200 gift certificate.
Valid until June 7, 2009 on non-sale merchandise only.
Value: $200.
Donor: Christiane Celle and Calypso
413Say it with a Flourish
Wear an Ermenegildo Zegna lady’s brown floral silk scarf and splash on some Be Delicious
or Red Delicious; two fragrant sprays by Donna Karan
Value: $385
Donor: Donna Karan International and Friend of SFAH
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414Polished and Perfect
Beautiful orange Lumiéres de Paris Hermés silk scarf.
Value: $355
Donor: Hermés of Paris, Inc.
415Your Shining Moment
Steppin’ out in style with a Robert Cavalli – Swarovski crystal signature silk chiffon 45” x
160”long brown scarf.
Value: $190
416Here, There, Everywhere
Michael Kors shoulder bag in camel leather with gold buckle.
Value: $1,195.
Donor: Michael Kors, Inc.
417To Have and To Hold
Rodeo mini satchel handbag in suede hazelnut by Longchamp.
Value: $615.
Donor: Longchamp
418A Must Have
Shrug off that winter feeling with this charming, woven bag by Salvatore Ferragamo.
No returns or exchanges.
Value: $1,900.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Izak Senbahar
419Just the Essentials
Canvas handbag in cream with leather trimmings by Yves St. Laurent.
Value: $450
420Hide and Seek No More
Large Love Kahola tote made with Italian leather and canvas by Yves St. Laurent.
Value: $650
421Poised to go Everywhere
Jean baguette handbag with tan leather trimmings by Fendi.
Value: $500
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422Present Perfect
Carly Slim metallic bag and Samantha sunglasses by Coach.
Value: $720.
Donor: Coach
423You’re Good to Glow
Marc Jacobs quilted handbag in metallic silver.
Value: $1,225.
424Most Likely to Get Carried Away
Lulu Guinness Red Handbag – needlecord fabric, black leather and Dalmatian design. Add
the essential ostrich leather wallet.
Value: $315.
425The Hands Down Winner
Moschino coated canvas shoulder bag with leather trim.
Value: $1,525.
Donor: Aeffe USA, Inc.
426Just Add Fizz
Take this Milly Cabana Botanical Scribble print Trevi beach tote with a fabulous pair of
embellished espadrilles and go to the beach.
Value: $350.
Donor: Milly and Friend of SFAH
427Always in Style in Palm Beach
You’ll certainly be noticed carrying this one of a kind custom hand-made shell and
bamboo handbag and wearing Zalo beige mules with palm tree embroidery.
Shoes size 8.5m.
Value: $300.
Donor: The Reef Boutique and Friend of SFAH
428All in Favor
Just for you and 20 of your closest friends, a Theory private shopping evening VIP
experience at the Southampton store with 20% off, wine and cheese provided, with an
opportunity for you to find a whole new wardrobe. Add a fabulous canvas Theory tote to
take your goodies home.
Shopping night expires August 2008.
Value: $250.
Donor: Theory of Southampton
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A very special
thank you to
Anne Keating
for her support and
generosity of spirit
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429The Best for the Beach
With your Ralph Lauren canvas beach bag with 3 beach towels; red, cream and blue,add a
pair of sunglasses from Robert Marc.
$100 gift certificate, expires Dec. 31, 2008.
Value: $500.
Donors: Ralph Lauren Home Store Southampton and Robert Marc
430Give Yourself A Hand
Silver Patchwork Hobo handbag.
Value: $450.
Donor: Clever Carriage Company
431Just Add Surf
You’re ready with a Totally Cute Beach Bag and two $25 gift certificates to Jildor for your
new beach shoes.
Value: $395.
Donor: Lisa Perry and Jildor Shoes
432Almost Inseparable
Go anywhere with this terrific cognac satchel from DKNY.
Value: $431.
Donor: Donna Karan International
433Hold Everything
Bright red Paris travel bag, crocodile-embossed calfskin, 21” x 7” x 15” handmade in
Austria with waterproof lining and detachable shoulder strap.
Value: $395.
Donor: Scully and Scully
434For the Weekend Get Away
Three piece rolling set of Bass luggage.
Value: $300.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Scott Orenstein
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Beauty, Health and Fitness
500Privileged Pampering
Have the ultimate pampering experience with Bath & Body Works assortment of luxurious
bath, body and skin care products.
Value: $450.
Donor: Bath and Body Works
501Smart Style
Get a new look with this gift certificate for a haircut with Mark Garrison and color service
with Sam.
Services only, not redeemable for cash, must be used in full upon redemption, tip not
included, expires June 7, 2009.
Value: $505.
Donor: Mark Garrison Salon
502Treasured Tresses
Get ready for your night out with a haircut by Idan at the Valery Joseph Salon.
Mon. – Fri. only, must have gift certificate at appointment, expires Aug. 31, 2008.
Value: $160.
Donor: Valery Joseph Salon
503Summer Style
Let the experts at Samuel Shriqui Salon in Manhattan define your style with a gift certificate
for haircut and deep conditioning treatment.
Expires June 6, 2009
Value: $240.
Donor: Samuel Shriqui Salon
504Master Locks
A haircut by Fredric Fekkai, renowned style-maker and one of the most celebrated names
in beauty and style, will define your summer look.
Value: $750.
Donor: Frederic Fekkai
505Something Special
It’s about time for that update. Try this haircut and color from the Fabulous Frederic Fekkai Salon.
Value: $400.
Donor: Frederic Fekkai
506Curl Up and Dye
The Oscar Blandi salon team is looking forward to making your visit enjoyable and
unforgettable. Have a haircut with Samantha and color by Elizabeth.
Certificate expires Oct. 1, 2008.
Value: $450.
Donor: Oscar Blandi Beauty Salon
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507Double Do’s
Gift certificates, to Paul Labrecque Salon Spa Barber Apothecary; one for $150 and another
for $200 worth of hair services with Kelly.
Value: $350.
Donor: Paul Labrecque and Friend of SFAH
508Refinement
You’ll be noticed after your fabulous haircut and updated color with John Barrett at the
John Barrett salon at Bergdorf Goodman.
Non-transferable certificate to the winner.
Value: $800.
Donor: The John Barrett Salon @ Bergdorf Goodman
509From Runway to Reality
Pierre Michel stylist, Gerry, will keep you abreast of the newest trends while translating
them to a workable everyday style.
Gift certificate for a haircut, wash and blow dry, tip not included.
Value: $175.
Donor: Pierre Michel Haute Coiffure & Beauté
510In the Heart of New York
Go to Eruan Salon and Spa with $95 gift card for a blow dry, manicure and pedicure
(French). Eruan, a full service salon, offers master styling and coloring services in addition
to manicures, pedicures, waxing and makeup. Adorn your new do with a fabulous
hematite and grey pearl elaborate chignon side comb.
Value: $235.
Donors: Eruan Salon and Spa and Anita Storr, NY
511Beauty Takes Flight
Rubann is a full service salon with special expertise in creative and corrective hair
coloring, plus they multitask! Use this gift certificate for hair style, manicure and pedicure
with a basket of fine hair products.
Gratuities not included, expires Dec. 31, 2008.
Value $200.
Donor: Rubann Hair Color Salon
512Just Say Presto
Before your big night out call Nadine Nassif of Francky L’Official for four hours of personal hair
style services in your home. Add that extra touch of a pearl open work long tong hairclip.
$150 gift certificate for New York City or Westchester only.
Value: $225.
Donor: Nadine Nassif of Francky L’ Official Paris Hair Salon and Anita Storr, NY
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513Flawless for that Perfect Evening
The Kimara Ahnert Make-Up and Skincare Studio has been a secret among models, socialites
and busy New Yorkers. Enjoy this gift certificate for a make-up lesson and application.
Value: $185.
Donor: Kimara Ahnert
514Fresh Faced on Park Avenue (2 lots)
For twenty five years, Park Avenue Skin Care has served the skin care and beauty needs of
some of the most demanding and discerning of New York City. Join those in the know and
use a $1,000 gift certificate for cosmetic, dermatologic services and products.
Expires June 6, 2009.
Value: $1,000. Each.
Donors: Neil Schultz, M.D., Gervaise Gerstner, M.D., Debora Heslin, RPA-C at Park
Avenue Skin Care
515Ready, Set, Smile!
Show those pearly whites and never be shy again.
Gift certificate for teeth whitening/zoom bleaching.
Value: $750.
Donor: Sutton Place Dental Spa
If it’s happening in the Hamptons, it’s on Plum
The people, the food, the arts, the beach and, of course, kids!
On tv and online.
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516Perfect Face
Zeno, a handheld acne device is clinically FDA approved and proven to make acne
disappear fast.
Value: $200.
Donor: Lisa and Rome Arnold
517No Stress with the Best
For those busy days, Kara of KaraYoga can make the world go away. Unwind with a 10
class card for yoga. Then invite 5 of your friends to a private lesson in your East End home
by a certified Kripalu Yoga instructor. Mutually agreed dates and times.
Value: $370.
Donor: KaraYoga
518Share the Joy
Have a yoga party this summer. Invite 10 of your friends to a private session in your East
End home by a certified Kripalu Yoga instructor. Mutually agreed dates and times.
Value: $350.
Donor: KaraYoga
519Time Out
Take the edge off your stressful days with 10 classes at Ananda Yoga Studio in Southampton
and a $40 gift certificate to La Parmigiana, Southampton-eat in or take out. Enjoy!
Value $200.
Donor: Ananda Yoga Center and La Parmigiana, Southampton
520Stay in Shape (2 Lots)
Work out at Radu and enjoy Lunch at Silvers. One-on-one personal training session (2
sessions) with Rodica Matthews at Radu in Southampton. And then enjoy a meal at an old
village favorite, Silvers Restaurant Southampton.
Lunch $50 gift certificate expires Aug. 19, 2008.
Value: $310. Each
Donors: Rodica Matthews at Radu Physical Culture, Southampton and Silvers Restaurant
521While He’s Away and the Children Play . . .
Radu Physical Culture (2 lots).
There are no excuses. Get in shape with this 3 month membership.
Mutually agreed dates and times.
Value: $499. Each
Donor: Radu Physical Culture, Southampton
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522The Pounds Melt Away
Fitness Package with legendary Guru David Kirsch gives you a deluxe gym in a bag: 4 lb.
medicine ball, protein powder, vitamin mineral super juice, thermo bubbles, DK Gym bag,
DK wrist weights, DVD and Sound Mind Sound Body Book, and The Ultimate NY Diet Book.
Value: $300.
Donor: David Kirsch Wellness Co.
523The Best Revenge
Core Dynamics Health and Fitness and lunch. You’ll definitely smooth out the edges with
this three-month membership (expires March 2009).
Before you start your workouts celebrate with lunch or dinner at Pierre’s in beautiful
Bridgehampton.
$50 gift certificate toward lunch or dinner.
Value: $410.
Donor: Core Dynamics Health and Fitness, Water Mill and Pierre’s Restaurant
524After a Hectic Week…
Refresh your body, rejuvenate your mind and restore your senses. A $125 gift certificate for
goods or services.
Value: $125.
Donor: Ananas Spa
525Everyone Loves a Massage
Enjoy this certificate for a massage in your home between Wainscott and Hampton Bays.
Expires Oct. 7, 2008.
Value: $130.
Donor: Marcia Tumpowsky, NYS Licensed Massage Therapist
526De-Stress
Winter aches and pains will disappear with two gift certificates for relaxing Swedish
massage (gratuity not included). Afterwards enjoy a $45 gift certificate towards lunch or
dinner at The Driver’s Seat.
Gift certificate expires March 31, 2009.
Value: $300.
Donor: La Carezza, Southampton and The Drivers Seat, Southampton
527Total Relaxation
Two hour massage by certified massage therapist for one person with Alonso Massage Therapy.
Value: $200.
Donor: Maria Alonso
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Men and Sports
600Golf at the Bridge
Enjoy one round of golf on all 7,341 yards of golf at the award winning beautiful Bridge
Golf Course in Bridgehampton!
Value: $500.
Donor: Tiffany and Claus Moller
601Golf at Noyac Golf Club
A wonderful round of golf for 4 at Noyac Golf Club. The course rating is 74.5 and it has a
slope rating of 136 on Bent grass. Call to reserve tee time. 
Value $400.
Donor: Noyac Golf Club
602Golf at Maidstone!
Enjoy golfing at the beautiful private Maidstone Golf Club in East Hampton.
Restrictions do apply. Consult play sheet and certificate.
Value: $1,200.
603Golf at Winged Foot!
Bid on this rare opportunity for a group of three to play a round on the West Course at US
Open famous Winged Foot with your host Richard Wooster, and enjoy lunch and cocktails
overlooking the course. Golf will be scheduled on a weekday at your mutual convenience.
Valid on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday after Labor Day 2008.
Value: $525.
Donor: Richard Wooster
604NY Mets vs. Colorado Rockies
Four tickets to the baseball game on July 13, 2008, 8:05 p.m. at Shea Stadium, with
admission to the Diamond Club and prepaid parking.
Value: $600.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Steven Trost
605NY Mets vs. Florida Marlins
Four tickets for NY Mets vs. Florida Marlins baseball, Saturday, September 27, 2008 at 1:10 pm.
Field box seats, admission to the Diamond Club and prepaid parking.
Value: $600.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. John O. Pickett Jr.
606NY Mets vs. San Francisco Giants
Four tickets for NY Mets vs San Francisco Giants baseball, Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 1:10 p.m.
Field box seats, admission to the Diamond Club and prepaid parking.
Value: $600.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. John O. Pickett Jr.
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607New York Yankees Old Timers Day
Four tickets to Old Timers Day on Saturday, August 2, 2008 at 3:55 p.m. Game will be
played between the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Angels. Seats are located in
section 604 of the upper tier VIP boxes with a great view of the field. This will be the last
Old Timers Day game at the old Yankee Stadium.
Value: $500.
Donor: Mr. Jay Shaw
608New York Giants
Two tickets to see the NY Giants 2008-2009 season. Winner has first choice of any game in 20082009 season. Seats are on the Giants’ side 3-5 yard line and about 20 rows up from the field!
Value: $500.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawrence Bogert III
609New York Giants
Two tickets to a NY Giants Football Game. Mutually agreed game.
Value: $500.
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilkinson
610The Stuff of the Stars
A signed helmet with display by New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning. Manning was
the MVP of Super Bowl XLII who led the Giants to an upset victory over the New England
Patriots in 2008.
Value: $1,000.
611Remember those Knicks!
Framed and autographed photo of Earl the Pearl Monroe of the classic NY Knickerbockers.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Pam and Bill Michaelcheck
612Bend It Like . . .
Pele the King of Soccer has signed this official soccer ball with certificate of authenticity.
Value: $650.
613Pound for Pound - the Best in the World.
Klitschko and Ibragimov autographed boxing golden glove, plus official program guide.
Value: Priceless
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614NASCAR
Autographed red white and blue hat from Jeff Gordon, and a model of car 24.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Mr. and Mrs. Vittorio Assaf
615Billiard Blast
2000, 96” x 55” Olhausen pool table, the Seville is a taste of traditional beauty and
influence of Spain with antique cherry stain on solid oak. Cues, rack and balls included.
Assembly required-estimate for professional assembly is approximately $500 +.
Value: $3,000.
Donor: Marylyn Appel
616Gone Fishing
Enjoy a picnic lunch and a three hour fishing trip with Captains Ralph Carballal and Ken Meszkat.
Mimimum age 10, June – Sept. 2008, mutually agreed time and date.
Value: Priceless
Donors: Christl and Ken Meszkat
617Sweet Sixteen
1999 Donzi 16’ motor boat, complete with trailer, Brooke outdrive new in 2007. Inboard
outboard 190 hp motor rebuilt in 2006. Well maintained and cared for.
Value: $11,000.
Donor: Philip Harris
619Now Playing
Squash Package of four private 45 minute lessons, squash racquet, squash bag, protective
glasses, balls, t-shirt, instructional and match DVD’s.
Value: $600.
Donor: The Glennon Family
620Nothing but Blue Skies
For the serious to the casual cyclist, a $100 gift certificate towards a new bike.
Value: $100.
Donor: Rotations Bicycle Center in Southampton
621Dashing and Dapper on the Town
A private fitting with Loro Piana master tailor for a Tasmanian custom made men’s suit
completely hand tailored and finished to the customer’s personal style, preference, details
and specifications.
Value $5,200
Donor: Loro Piana
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622It’s in the Details
Refined, understated luxury, impeccable taste and enviable quality: these are the sign posts that
have always distinguished Tod’s Shoes. Finish the look in this silk red print tie by Bvlgari.
Pair of men’s shoes, size 7½. No substitutions, exchanges or returns.
Value: $570.
Donor: Sarah and Izak Senbahar and Friend of SFAH
623All Tied Up
Handsome as ever in this silk blue print tie by Bvlgari.
Value: $175.
The “ULTIMATE CLOSET” for
Men, Women and Kids!
51 Newtown Lane  East Hampton  631-329-6800
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House and Garden
700Back Yard Barbeque
Invite your friends for a barbeque and cook perfect steaks on your new Weber propane
grill. Add a gift certificate from Country Gardens for citronella candles or whatever else
you need for the perfect outdoor party. $100 gift certificate.
Value: $500.
Donors: Herrick Hardware, Inc. and Country Gardens, Agway Bridgehampton
701Dress Your Table
Creators of couture linens give your dining table the elegance of oval white linen
placemats and napkins with fine hand embroidery in a service for twelve.
Value $1,950.
Donor: Léron, Inc.
702Cocktails Anyone!
For that special summer evening enjoy drinks in the fragrant garden with your Calvin Klein
Home Crystal Ice Bucket and eight high ball glasses, add natural color and scent with an
Eastland Farms $100 gift certificate.
Value: $345.
Donors: Calvin Klein and Eastland Farms
703Trés Intime
Complete your summer party setting with two faiences ceramic plates from Atelier du Vieil
Apt., an incredible floral arrangement from Bridgehampton Florist, and six wine charms
from Faberge Imperial Collection.
$500 Floral Gift certificate between July and August, delivery Southampton to East
Hampton only.
Value: $875.
Donors: Friend of SFAH and Plaza Flowers
704Cozy on the Couch
For those cool nights wrap yourself in this wool and cashmere Hermés throw blanket.
Value: $800.
705Languid Luxury
Luxury is redefined with this 100% Fuchsia Cashmere throw blanket made by Magaschoni
Apparel Group.
Value: $800.
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706Mood Beams
Complementing any décor, hang this white elegant and beautiful hand painted Aurora toile
sconce with faceted mirrored inset by Brunschwig and Fils.
Value: $1,075.
Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Glatt
707Luscious Lamplight
Red, elegant, hand painted toile sconces with faceted mirrored insets- enjoy the pair of
Brunschwig and Fils Aurora Sconces.
Value: $2,150.
Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Glatt
708Anglers’ Memories (2 lots)
Hermès ceramics, beautifully simple but with gorgeous color detail, delight with these fish
on the dish to match your Hamptons decor.
Value: $510. Each
709The Magic of Flowers
Add the creative touch with two crewel floral design throw pillows then place a floral
arrangement from Wonder Florist in Southampton on the table and relax in the ambience.
$50 Floral gift certificate.
Value: $250.
Donors: Wonder Florist and Friend of SFAH
710Make a Statement
Your special quiet place needs these two needlepoint geometric design throw pillows with
a special accessory from Marders.
$50 Marders gift certificate
Value: $200.
Donor: Marders, The Landscape Store and Friend of SFAH
711For Your Favorite Room
For that special touch use this antique pillow with a needlepoint floral wreath design and
add an incredible floral arrangement from Plaza Flowers. Voila!
$500 Gift certificate with restrictions expires June 6, 2009
Value: $600.
Donors: Friend of SFAH and Plaza Flowers
712Home Essentials
Add two needlepoint botanical design throw pillows in earthtones of gold, yellow and
green to your cosy place and then shop at the sensational Gracious Home, New York
where friendly help and smart solutions are just around the corner.
$200 gift certificate, no cash value, redeemable in merchandise only.
Value: $400.
Donor: Friend of SFAH and Gracious Home
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713Afternoon Delight
While in the Hamptons this summer, read Houses of the Hamptons 1880-1930 by Gary
Lawrence and Anne Surchin, a marvelous table top book that explores over thirty homes
by leading architects, fully illustrated with photographs, including, rare archival images of
a by-gone era of the Hamptons. Enjoy the book on your custom patio with potscapes by
Piazza Horticultural Group.
Value: $585.
Donors: Gary Lawrence and Piazza Horticultural Group
714Patio Pleasures
Broadview Gardens will customize your outdoor space with a gift certificate for stunning
potted planters for your garden patio. Add a $100 gift certificate towards custom
woodworking, for that beautiful grape arbor, decorative fencing and more.
Value $5,100.
Donors: Broadview Gardens, East Hampton and Walpole Woodworkers
715Orchid Blooms
Doesn’t everyone want orchids every month? Enjoy 12 orchids, one a month, all year long.
Southampton to East Hampton delivery.
Value: $1200.
Donor: Bridgehampton Florist
716Davis Creek
Oil on canvas painting by Eileen Skretch, a native of the East End. Her love for the vistas
of her youth is evident in her sweeping landscapes. She paints small studies on wood,
outside “en plein air”, during the warmer weather and in her studio year round. She is an
award-winning artist, whose paintings are featured in East End Galleries, The South Street,
Wallace, Grenning Galleries and Ashawagh Hall and publications such as Vox, Dan’s
Papers & House Magazine.
Value: $5,500.
Donor: Eileen Dawn Skretch
717Nude Torso 2007
Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller from LTMH Gallery at 39 East 78th Street has mounted
exhibitions of Martin Saar, an emerging artist from Estonia. Martin Saar’s pictures look like
silk-screenings. Nude Torso, 18” x 14”, is from his watercolor series.
Value: $2,500.
Donors: Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller Gallery and Martin Saar
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718Dirt Farmer
This beautiful 17” x 22”archival print, signed by the artist Ahron R. Foster was the cover
photo for Levon Helm’s 2008 Grammy award winning album. It is beautifully framed by
Mark Humphrey Gallery with an expert frame with archival matting in UV plexiglass.
Enjoy the print along with Levon Helm’s CD.
Value: $1,175.
Donors: Ahron R. Photography, Mark Humphries Gallery, and BMG Music
719Wahoo
A must have is this one of a kind original sculpture of a painted fish from Southampton’s
own famous John Rist.
Value: $2,000.
Donor: John Rist
720Beneath the Surface
A framed watercolor portrait of three fishes – beautifully shaded in soft subtle tones.
Value: $100.
721East Coast Shore
Step into this striking landscape by gazing at this beautiful 16” x20” framed watercolor by
Edith Kane.
Value: $350.
722Sunlight on the Water
Sink into this beautiful 16” x20” framed watercolor by Barbara Fleri.
Value: $395.
723Rocky Coast Waterfront
Matted landscape watercolor framed in a striking blue frame.
Value: $100.
724Rush Hour
Hamptons’ 24” x 36”landscape painting by Susan Parker Fore.
Value $1,000.
Donor: Susan Parker Fore
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725Say Cheese
Jay Ackerman, award winning photographer who specializes in child and family
photography is offering a family photo shoot in black and white and color and includes one
8x10 custom print. Use this 10.5” x 12.5” Shanghai Tai silver frame for the final portrait.
Photo orders must be placed within 5 weeks of shoot in order for the 8x10 print to be
included. Please contact Jay Ackerman within 2 weeks of auction. Expires July 31, 2008.
Value: $585.
Donors: Jay Ackerman Photography and Friend of SFAH
726They Grow Up So Fast
Children’s photo session with Jami Beere. Session can be taken in black and white, color,
or a little of both and includes a full set of proofs for the client to keep. Take your photo
to J. Pocker and Son and have it framed by this New York City favorite, providing expert
service in art and framing since 1926.
Reprints are extra and priced according to size, expires Sept. 30, 2008. Note: Valid for first
time clients only.
J. Pocker and Son gift certificate expires 2/21/09.
Value: $1,900.
Donors: Jami Beere Photography and J. Pocker and Son
727A Must For Film Lovers
In celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of Janus Films, enjoy Essential Art House: 50 Years
of Janus Films. This is a magnificent linen-bound box set featuring fifty classic films on
DVD and 240 page illustrated book.
Value: $900.
Donors: The Criterion Collection
728After Dinner
Get out your new Nespresso machine and make that perfect cup of espresso for you and
your dinner guests.
Value: $240.
729I Have the iPhone
Don’t stand in line and wait to own the highly desirable iPhone. This one is an 8GB
iPhone with a red protective cover and a package of 2 screen films for your iPhone AND a
Motorola H700 Bluetooth headset.
Value: $500.
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Childrens
800For Your Sweet Little Mademoiselle
Have your child’s next birthday at the Madame Alexander Doll Company. The birthday party
takes place in a beautifully decorated showroom with balloons, goodies and gift bags for
each guest. Adding to the experience, view over 600 dolls on display in the Heritage Gallery.
Enjoy a private tour of the factory, from design to dressing. See the Doll Hospital and more.
Food and beverages provided at additional cost. Included is a fabulous famous Madame
Alexander Doll, Cissette, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Madame Alexander Dolls.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Madame Alexander Doll Company and a Friend of SFAH
801Quality Time
Enjoy an afternoon of bowling at Bowlmor Lanes in Greenwich Village, NY. Package Includes
bowling shoe rental for five, cheese pizza and soda for five, and the use of one lane. For this
memorable outing, don’t forget to bring along your Leica Digilux 2 Camera. The Digilux 2
gives the photographer the ability to explore the powerful mix of traditional photographic
techniques and digital imaging. This camera also comes with the Flash Leica SF 24D.
Please call one week in advance for lane reservations, there are restrictions anytime before
5 pm on Saturday and Sunday, with a $75 Gift Certificate.
Value: $1075.
Donors: Bowlmor Lanes and Pam and Bill Michaelcheck
802They won’t be Bored This Summer
Future Stars Camps offers one week of tennis camp at Sandy Hollow Tennis Club.
At Sandy Hollow location only, expires Sept. 1, 2008.
Value: $625.
Donor: Future Stars Camps
803Kidville
One 45 minute class for one full semester and and one silver membership to Kidville.
Non-transferable cannot be redeemed for cash.
Value: $1,145.
Donor: Kidville
804Make a Point
Truly unique a Fencing birthday party for 10, includes lessons, equipment, two coaches,
food and drink to be provided by parents.
Or $400 gift certificate towards lessons or classes.
Value: $400.
Donor: Empire United Fencing
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805In My Room
For those quiet moments enjoy a 7” silver DVD player by Azion, or just drift away looking
at Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire film cell with light.
Value: $155.
806Party Time
Sophia’s style boutique dress for girls size 6 and Sophia’s style boutique dress off white
with lilac bows for girls size 7.
Value: $200.
807Sugar and Spice
Your little darling will always look darling in Anavini girl’s dress, size 3 months in 100%
cotton and another Anavini girl’s white dress, size 18 months in 100% cotton.
Value: $300.
808Little Boy Blue
You will have everything for the new prince with layette sets Got Milk?, an 8 piece blue
layette set for baby boy, and Radio Flyer, a 7 piece set in red and off white.
Value: $80.
809Little Girl Pink
So precious for your little girl, an Ippototamus outfit in pink with flowers, ages 12 months,
and another outfit with a navy turquoise striped shirt and skirt, age 12 months. Add a
beautiful Little English pink sweater with frog design and you’re ready for the park.
Value: $170.
810Boys Will Be Boys
He’ll be adorable in a cotton sweater and blue polo and navy long shorts with orange
striped t-shirt from Ippototamus.
Value: $125.
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811Sweater Twins
For her a Glorimont pink sweater with puppy design and for him Then there was Jake red
sweater with toggles and hood.
Both size 24 months
Value: $140.
812Ready to Go
Keep her warm in this shearling coat in brown for age 5 and she can buy her own sweets
using the Juicy Couture pink cowhide leather coin purse.
Value: $130.
813Let’s Play House
For those rainy days grab a table and drape this gingerbread cottage over it with a
gingerbread quilt floor and let her imagination do the rest!
Value: $495.
Donor: Stevenson’s Toys and Games
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Wine
900One Case 1997 Anderson’s Conn Valley Eloge Cabernet Sauvignon
Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate # 132
Dec 2000 Robert Parker 93 Drink 2000 – 2015 $80-$100 . The finest Eloge to date is the
1997, a blend of 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Cabernet Franc, and 10% Merlot. This
wine has put on weight since last year (a tendency of all of the Conn Valley wines). It
reveals a complex, Cheval Blanc-like nose of black fruits intermixed with chocolate, cedar,
licorice, and Asian spices. A classic, it is deep, opulent, and medium to full-bodied, with
admirable balance between power and elegance. Possessing exceptional purity, an alluring
texture, and a long, smooth finish, it can be drunk now or cellared for 15 or more years.
Value: $950
Donors: Emily and Tom Mahoney
901One Magnum 1999 Caldwell Proprietary Red Wine
Aug 2002 Robert Parker 91 Drink 2002 – 2014 $64-$150. The opaque purple-colored
1999 (a blend of 45% Cabernet Sauvignon, 33% Merlot, and 22% Syrah) is a surprisingly
large-scaled offering, yet possesses plenty of nuances as well as elegance. It offers notes
of cassis, blackberries, and licorice, a terrific texture, and copious quantities of sweet
tannin. This dense, opulent, provocative 1999 will have a huge following given its sweet
fruit, complex aromatics and flavors, and seamless finish. It is a brilliant achievement for
the vintage. It will drink well for 10-12 years. This is a very impressive offering. There are
approximately 800 cases of this proprietary blend from a 20-30-year old southern Napa
vineyard planted near Coombsville. Made by winemaking consultant Philippe Melka,
it is an impressive efforts that see 50-75% new French oak, and is bottled with minimal
clarification. The packaging (a fascinating, heavy, designer bottle) may be inspiring, but the
real excitement is in the bottle.
Value: $150
902One Case 1996 Calera Pinot Noir Mills Vineyard
RobertParker.com # E2003
Apr 2003 Robert Parker 90 Drink 2003 – 2011
One of the deepest colored wines of this vertical, the 1996 possesses abundant aromas of
black cherries, earth, and a cherry cough syrup-like flavor profile with tremendous depth
as well as tannin, body, and muscle. Not the most delicate or elegant of these Mills Pinots,
it is one of the beefiest and richest. It should drink well for another 7-8 years.
Value: $550.
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903One Half Case of Half Bottles (375 ml.) Calera 2005 Viognier
Aug 2006 Robert Parker 90 $28-$32. Always a top-flight, beautiful Viognier, Calera’s 2005
exhibits litchi, apricot, and white peach-like characteristics along with medium to full
body, a hint of minerals and flowers, and a well-delineated style.
Value: $200
904One Case 1997 Chevigny Pascal Champs Perdrix Vielles Vignes Reserve
Oct 1999 Pierre Rovani 91 Drink 2002 - 2012 $55. The medium-to-dark ruby-colored 1997
Vosne-Romanee Champs-Perdrix Vieilles Vignes Reserve displays sweet black fruit scents.
This is a huge, chewy, masculine, medium-to-full-bodied wine densely packed with tar,
cassis, chocolate, and super sweet tannins. Structured with the potential for long-term aging,
this muscle-bound, thickly-textured effort should be drunk between 2002 and 2012+.
Value : $650
905One Case 2003 Domaine Daniel Dampt Chablis “Vaillons”
Allen Meadows’ Burghound.com Issue 16
Tasting note: Aromatically ripe but this is easily the most classical nose to this point with
intense green fruit aromas combining with oyster shell and iodine notes that precede ripe
and spicy flavors that an utterly delicious and complex finish. This is exuberantly sappy
with excellent concentration and only a touch of warmth prevents this from receiving a
higher mark.
Tasted: Oct 01, 2004 Score: 90 Drink: 2005+- Comments: Outstanding! Top value
Value : $350
906One Case 2005 Failla Viognier Alban Vineyard
Dec 2006 Robert Parker 91 Drink 2006 - 2008 $40-$49 It is not easy to fashion Viognier
into a complex wine, but Ehren Jordan has handled this fickle varietal beautifully. His 2005
Viognier Alban Vineyard boasts notes of quince, crushed rocks, white flowers, and exotic
tropical fruits in its well-defined aromatics. Dry, medium-bodied, and intensely fruity, this
fresh, character-filled white can be enjoyed over the next 1-2 years as it is atypically complex
for a California Viognier.
Value : $350
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907Five Magnums 1992 Girard Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve
Apr 1994 Robert Parker (92-95) Drink 1994 - 2014 Girard continues to rank among the
most consistent producers of top-flight Napa Cabernet Sauvignon. The major difference
between the regular bottling (Napa) and the Reserve is that the latter exhibits a more
obvious use of oak and it is more concentrated and tannic. The Reserve offers a blast of
sweet cassis fruit. Smoky, subtlely herbaceous, vanillin, and cassis flavors are presented in
an intense, full-bodied, richly concentrated style. Gobs of tannin are balanced by copious
quantities of rich, succulent fruit. This large-scaled, tannic, massive Cabernet Sauvignon
will be one of the slower developing wines of the vintage. It is a likely candidate for 20 or
more years of evolution.
Value: $750
908One Case 1997 Kalin Cellars Pinot Noir Cuvee DD
Dec 2007 Robert Parker 91 $42 The Burgundy-styled 1997 Pinot Noir Cuvee DD
exhibits smoky, gamy, forest floor, herb, fresh mushroom, meat, plum, fig, and cherry
characteristics. Made in a northern Cote de Nuits style with zesty acidity, ripe tannin, and
a dark plum/garnet color, this beautiful wine should last for another decade. Terry Leighton
must be the most singular and distinctive wine producer in California, and we’re all better
off for it. The idiosyncratic Terry Leighton, who has produced some magnificent wines that
have stood the test of time for nearly two decades, releases his wines 2-10 years later than
most producers. I have always loved them, and I have been remiss in not reporting on
them as frequently as I should.
Value: $450
909One Case 2004 Domaine de la Pousse d’Or Volnay
‘Caillerets – Clos des Soixante Ouvrees’
Allen Meadows’ Burghound.com Issue 22
Tasting note: A slightly riper blackberry and violet nose nuanced by an enticing sweetness
dissolves into round, rich and very generous flavors that coat the mouth and here the
character of the tannins is completely different as they’re silky, textured and refined without
being soft. This does display a subtle trace of backend warmth but this is a really pretty
effort and one which should reward up to a decade in the cellar.
Tasted: Apr 01, 2006 Score: 90 Drink: 2012+
Value : $900
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910One Case La Rioja Alta Gran Reserva 904
Feb 2008 Jay Miller 92 Drink 2008 - 2015 $41-$68 The 1995 Gran Reserva 904 exhibits
an aged appearance belying its vibrant perfume of cedar, pencil lead, mineral, leather,
black cherry, and blackberry liqueur. The epitome of elegance and style, on the palate the
wine is silky and seems to dance across the palate. The tannins are unresolved but this
wine has enough balance to drink well through 2015. La Rioja Alta continues to be one of
the benchmarks for traditionally produced Rioja. What the wines may lack in power, they
make up for in finesse and complexity.
Value: $600
911Six Magnums 1999 Luna Canto Proprietary Red Wine
Aug 2002 Robert Parker 90 Drink 2002 - 2012 $60 (60) The most serious red is Luna’s
proprietary Tuscan blend (primarily Sangiovese, Merlot, and a tiny dollop of Cabernet
Sauvignon that sees 60% new oak) called Canto. The 1999 Canto is a 1,000-case blend of
54% Sangiovese, 38% Merlot, and 8% Cabernet Sauvignon. Its dense garnet/plum color
is followed by sweet aromas of saddle leather, fresh tobacco, black currants, cherries,
scorched earth, and spice. It is a complex, super-Tuscan look-alike. This medium to fullbodied 1999 can be cellared for a decade.
Value: $500
912Two Bottles 2000 Martinelli Chardonnay Woolsey Road
Aug 2002 Robert Parker 91 $60 The intriguing, earthy, leesy, smoked beer nut aromas of
the 2000 Chardonnay Woolsey Road belies its medium gold color. It has great up-front
fruit, wonderful sweetness and flesh, and a long, full-bodied, concentrated finish.
Value: $70
913Two Bottles 2000 Martinelli Chardonnay Martinelli Road
Aug 2002 Robert Parker 90 Drink 2002 - 2008 $80 (40) Readers looking for a grand cru
Chablis-like white should check out the steely, liquid minerality of the 2000 Chardonnay
Martinelli Road. It reveals some tropical fruit notes, but the crisp acidity and high-toned
mineral notes make for an intriguing, distinctive, full-bodied, intense Chardonnay. It should
drink well for 5-6 years.
Value: $70
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914Two Magnums 1997 Mount Eden Cabernet Sauvignon Old Vines Reserve
Jun 2002 Robert Parker 87 Drink 2007 - 2022 $48 The dark ruby/purple-colored 1997
Cabernet Sauvignon Old Vine Reserve offers tight, unexpressive aromatics that reveal hints
of minerals and black fruit. Although austere, this wine is elegant, medium-bodied, pure,
and finely crafted, with black currant and cherry fruit. It will need 5-6 years of cellaring
and will keep for 15-20.
Value: $200
915Two Magnums 1997 Mount Eden Chardonnay Estate 25th Aniversary
Dec 1998 Robert Parker (91-92) Drink 1998 - 2008 $36 (36) The 1997 Chardonnay 25th
Anniversary, which is given full malolactic fermentation and aged in all French oak, of
which 50% is new, is bottled without fining or filtration. While I do not believe this wine
possesses the intensity, richness, or longevity of the 1996, it is nevertheless an outstanding
wine. It possesses a complex, honeysuckle, and citrusy-scented nose with subtle oak and
a pronounced mineral component. Full-bodied, with superb fruit purity, fine underlying
acidity, and a long finish, it should last for a decade.
Value: $150
916Six Bottles 1997 Newton Merlot
Dec 1998 Robert Parker (90-92) Drink 1998 - 2010 $50-$60 (32) The 1997 Merlot
Unfiltered (produced from a severely thinned crop) possesses a saturated ruby color, and
a lovely nose of sweet black cherry fruit intermixed with herbs, minerals, and spice. Lush,
ripe, and fragrant, this forward Merlot should be accessible when released, and last for
12 or more years.Newton was one of the first California wineries to produce high quality,
ageworthy Merlot made in an elegant style, with admirable character, richness, and depth.
All of the Newton wines are fermented with natural yeasts in order to obtain more complex
aromatics. The malolactic fermentations take place in barrel to promote greater integration
of wood, and to encourage more textural richness in the wines. All of the wines, including
the Chardonnay, are bottled without filtration.
Value: $250
917Four Bottles 2002 Paul Hobbs Chardonnay Walker Station Vineyard
Dec 2003 Robert Parker 93 Drink 2003 - 2011 The gorgeous 2002 Chardonnay Walker
Station Vineyard is an opulent, viscous, fruit-driven monster offering up notes of oregano
intermixed with intense orange marmalade, peach, and apricot scents. It is an intense, fullthrottle Chardonnay from a cool micro-climate. Drink it during its first 7-8 years of life.
Value: $200
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918One Case 1994 Rockland Estate Petite Sirah
Oct 1996 Robert Parker 92 Drink 1996 - 2016 $18-$20 This wine is from the family estate
of Mark Aubert, the talented winemaker at the Peter Michael winery. The black/purplecolored, nearly opaque 1994 Petite Sirah is another terrific example of this varietal from
Rockland. A big, smoky, peppery, black fruit-scented nose is followed by a full-bodied,
super-concentrated wine that is surprisingly soft, without any noticeable astringent tannin
or sharp acidity. The wine can be drunk now, although it is very undeveloped and not far
removed from tasting like a barrel sample. It should age effortlessly for 12-20 years.
Value: $250
919One Case Pax Cellars 2004 Syrah Cuvee Christine
Dec 2006 Robert Parker 90 Drink 2006 - 2011 $51-$90 There are 600 cases of the 2004
Syrah Cuvee Christine, a selection from various vineyards. Kept 17 months in mostly
new French oak, and bottled without fining or filtration (the general practice at Pax), it is
a lovely, forward, fruity Syrah offering notes of white chocolate, black currants, smoke,
roasted herbs, and licorice. This is a full-bodied, fleshy, succulent effort to drink over the
next 4-5 years.
Value: $600
920One Case of 2006 Heller Estate Chardonnay
The Winery’s Description: “100% Chardonnay ~ Aroma brimming with citrus zest, green
apple and toasty oak with touches of soft vanilla. Bright and lively acidityópredominantly
lemon/lime and mineral. The wine leans more towards the Chablis styleódry and very
structural with tannins and acid as integral as fruit. A great food wine, perfect with all seafood
and spicy dishes.”
Value: $260
Donors: Leila and Henry Heller, Heller Estates
Heller Estate Carmel Valley, CA
100% Certified Organic (and Certifiably Yummy!) Wines from California Mountain Vineyards
921One Case of 2003 Heller Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
The Winery’s Description: ”83% Cabernet, 17% Merlot ~ Brilliant, ruby-red/purple hue;
Big, bright nose of concentrated blackberry, marjoram and subtle toasted oak. The patient
observer will note, with time in the glass, luscious cassis aromas, hints of coffee bean and
melted dark chocolate. But mostly big, big berries! Nicely layered, expansive mouth with
appropriate BIG tannins and balanced acid carry through into a massive, lip-smacking finish.
Lingering flavors of blueberry and sweet oak remain well after wine leaves the mouth.”
Value: $450
Donor: Leila and Henry Heller, Heller Estates
Heller Estate Carmel Valley, CA
100% Certified Organic (and Certifiably Yummy!) Wines from California Mountain Vineyards
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922Double Magnum 2000 Corton Charlemagne Domaine Rapet
Value: $1,000. - $1,500.
Donors: Jane and Geoffrey Troy, NY Wine Warehouse
923One Magnum 1999 Perrie Jouet Champagne
Pierre Jouet Champagne -A pale but luminous golden yellow. Lively, gracious bubbles,
revealing a Sprink-like, crystal clear wine. Fleeting floral aromas such as acacia and may
blossom mingle with warmer notes, dominated by green apples, pineapple and white
peaches. An impetuous, cheerful vitality, full and fleshy, floods the palate.
Value: $350. approx.
924One Case of Oreg Hill 2005 Badascony Olaszriesling Gold Medal Winner
Oreg Hill’s Olaszriesling won the gold medal for its 2005 vintage! Olaszriesling, which
literally translated from Hungarian means Italian Riesling, is a white wine grape that--in spite of its spelling---is not related to the true Riesling grapes common to Austria and
Germany; it is in fact a distinctly separate variety with a light, slightly floral bouquet, and
the refreshing taste of citrus and stone fruits such as apricots. It is ideal for summer lunches
and picnics in the fall, but it is not long lived and should be consumed within two years of
the harvest.
Value: Priceless
Donor: Pamela Rollins Camacho
925Two Magnums of 1996 Pavie
Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate #115
Feb. 1998 Robert Parker 84-86 Drink 2000-2012
A Bordeaux Blend Dry Red Table Wine from St Emilion, Bordeaux, France
The dark ruby-colored 1996 Pavie exhibits moderate quantities of red currant fruit in the
nose, along with earth and spice. It exhibits good, clean winemaking. It should keep for
10-15 years. Anticipated maturity: 2000-2012.
Value:$300. approx.
Donors: Friend of SFAH
926One Case 2004 Quinault l’Enclos, St. Emilion Grand Cru, Bordeax Blend
A Bordeaux Blend Dry Red Table Wine from St Emilion, Bordeaux, France
Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate#171 June 2007 Robert Parker 91 Drink 2007 – 2022
An elegant, pretty Quinault, the 2004 displays a dense ruby/purple color along with a big,
rich nose of licorice, black raspberries, cherries, and spice. This blend of 71% Merlot,
17% Cabernet Franc, and the rest Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec possesses an excellent
texture, beautiful elegance and complexity, and no hard edges. A seamlessly made, suppletextured, evolved, forward effort, it can be drunk now or cellared for 12-15 years. This is a
very strong effort in a challenging vintage.
Value: $320.
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927One Case 2003 Domaine/Maison Colin-Deléger 750 ml
Chassagne-Montrachet “Les Chenevottes” Premier Cru White Note: from very old vines,
some of which date back to the 1920s Producer note: Bruno Colin told me that the
domaine lost fully 50% of the crop due to springtime frost and summertime heat. Because
the skins were so thick and the liquid to solid ratio so low, the total cuvaison was limited
to only 10 days. There were fewer punch downs and extraction came about more from
pump overs than anything else. The wines saw approximately one-third new wood and
were bottled iin December, which is about 3 months earlier than usual. (Kermit Lynch,
Berkeley, CA and Diageo Château and Estate Wines, New York, NY; Richards Walford,
Berry Brothers & Rudd, Bibendum, Lay & Wheeler and Berkmann Wine Cellars, all UK).
Note: Long time admirers of the Domaine will be interested to know that as of the 2004
vintage, the destructive nature of the French inheritance system will have struck again. This
is because Michel’s two sons, Bruno and Philippe have decided to take their respective
portions of the Domaine so that they can take advantage of certain benefits in the French
tax code. As of 2004, there will be three domaines with three different labels as a result
of the split with Michel keeping the Chevalier-Montrachet, Puligny-Montrachet “Les
Demoiselles” and part of the Chassagne-Montrachet “En Remilly”; these three parcels will
only total .70 ha so it really will be more of a hobby than anything else. Philippe’s domaine
after the split will be approximately 10 ha and Bruno’s 8.5 ha, though Bruno will get 100%
of the Puligny “Truffières”.
Tasting note: Exceptionally ripe yet elegant orchard fruit notes complement forward, sweet
and rich flavors that also possess really lovely old vine sap and intensity with the same
slightly bitter finish.
Tasted: Jul 01, 2005 Score: 87 Drink 2006+ Issue 19
Value: $420
928One Bottle 2005 Kongsgaard Chardonnay
A Chardonnay Dry White Table Wine from Napa, North Coast, California, USA
Dec. 2007 Robert Parker 95 Drink 2007-2017
A stunning effort, the 2005 Chardonnay boasts copious notes of floral, honeysuckle, and orange
oil offered in a full-bodied white. It possesses terrific acidity, a striking terroir-based minerality,
and beautiful delineation as well as purity. This is a large-scaled yet remarkably fresh wine with
the balance and grace of a world-class ballerina. Enjoy it over the next decade.
John Kongsgaard’s Chardonnays come from the family’s 9-acre, high elevation, cool
climate, Coombsville vineyard in southern Napa. His Syrah’s emerge from the Hudson
Vineyard, a special block that was planted to his specifications.
Donors: Mr. and Mrs. James Gray
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929One Bottle 1989 Palmer
A Bordeaux Blend Dry Red Table Wine from Margaux, Bordeaux, France
Feb. 1997 Robert Parker 95 Drink 1997-2022
Palmer’s 1989 is one of the vintage’s great successes. The wine exhibits a dark ruby/purple
color, a sweet, jammy nose of black fruits, intermingled with floral scents, licorice, and a
touch of truffles. Full-bodied and supple, with low acidity, copious quantities of ripe fruit
and glycerin, and a medium to full-bodied, concentrated, harmonious, seamless texture,
this is a gorgeous Palmer. It may turn out similar to this estate’s brilliant 1962 and 1953.
Although approachable, it will improve for another decade, and last for 20-25 years
Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Smith
930 One Bottle 1983 Chateau Margaux
A Bordeaux Blend Dry Red Table Wine from Margaux, Bordeaux, France
Bordeaux Book, 3rd Edition #B1
Jan. 1998 Robert Parker 96 Drink 2002-2030
The 1983 Margaux is a breathtaking wine. The Cabernet Sauvignon grapes achieved
perfect maturity in 1983, and the result is an astonishingly rich, concentrated, atypically
powerful and tannic Margaux. The color is dark ruby, the aromas exude ripe cassis fruit,
violets, and vanillin oakiness, and the flavors are extremely deep and long on the palate
with a clean, incredibly long finish. This full-bodied, powerful wine remains stubbornly
backward and at least 5-6 years away from maturity. Anticipated maturity: 2002-2030. Last
tasted 9/97
Value: $1,000. approx.
932One Bottle 1982 Palmer
A Bordeaux Blend Dry Red Table wine from Margaux, Bordeaux, France
June 2000 Robert Parker 89 Drink 2000-2010
This wine has turned out far better than predicted. The 1982 has become more delineated
and put on weight. The 1982 is a juicy, complex, Pomerol-inspired effort with abundant black
cherry and black currant fruit presented in a medium to full-bodied, plump, straightforward
style. Fleshy, fresh, and lively, it should be consumed over the next 7-10 years.
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933 One Bottle 1985 Haut Brion
A Bordeaux Blend Dry Red Table wine from Pessac Leognan, Bordeaux, France
Bordeaux Book, 3rd Edition #B1
Jan. 1998 Robert Parker 94 Drink 1997-2010
This has always been one of the more seductive, savory, complex Haut-Brions of the eighties.
My notes have always suggested that it is the quintessentially elegant, finesse-styled HautBrion. The color remains a deep ruby/purple with slight lightening at the edge. The knockout nose of intense jammy black fruits, smoke, cedar, herbs, and new oak is followed by
a generously concentrated, rich, gorgeously proportioned and layered Haut-Brion with no
hard edges. Everything - alcohol, acidity, tannin - is beautifully integrated into the seamless
personality of the 1985. Anticipated maturity: Now-2010. Last tasted 10/97
934One Bottle Roederer Cristal 2000 Champagne
Cellar/Tasting Notes
Louis Roederer ‘Cristal Champagne’ is one of the world’s most highly recognized and
celebrated champagnes for its renowned commitment to outstanding quality! A smash
hit with celebrities, professional athletes and supreme socialites, Cristal champagne is the
ultimate liquid indulgence. Without Compromise, this is one of the world’s top champagnes.
Value: $270
Donor: Mrs. Alessandro di Montezemolo
935OWC Case 2002 Bouchard Père Fils Corton Charlemagne burghourad
Burghourd points – 96 case owc case burghourd review – unbelievably powerful,
gorgeously detailed big, indeed huge flavors, literally explodes in the mouth. It was a major
highpoint wine in the phenomenal white burgundy vintage.
Value: $1,500.
Donors: Mr. Bob Gianos
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Furniture and Furnishings
Southampton Fresh Air Home is proud to display furniture, furnishings and accessories generously
donated by friends of the Home.
Located throughout the furnished sales areas, are a sampling of the offerings for this year’s sale
listed below.
Patinated Bronze Five Branch Lantern
A Louis XV Style Patinated Bronze 5 Branch Lantern with curved glass panels
Brentwood Chairs
A Pair of Charming Brentwood Chairs upholstered in Floral Tapestry
Venetian Glass Mirror
An Exquisite Venetian Glass Mirror
Painted Fauteuils
A Pair of Beautiful Louis XV Painted Fauteuils in Beautiful Silk Brocade
Ormolu Mounted Satinwood Parquetry Table
A Louis XV Style Ormolu Mounted Satinwood Parquetry Table En Chiffoniere above a frieze
drawer joined by an undertier
Fauteuils in a Striped Silk
A Set of Four Louis XV Style
Japanned Breakfront-Bookcase
A Handsome Black and Polychrome - depicting figures in garden landscapes with Tomato
Red Interior
Something’s Got To Give replica living room
A classic Hampton’s country living room especially designed and made to replicate the set from
the movie - Something’s Got To Give with Diane Keaton and Jack Nicholson
Traditional floral bedroom suite
A traditional floral bedroom suite with several accompanying pieces including a canopy bed
Sterling Silver Flatware Service
Sterling silver flatware service for twelve from International Silver Company where trend blends
with high fashion products that truly fit everyone’s lifestyle
Matched Pewter Coffee and Tea Service
Handmade in Italy a distinctive five piece matched pewter coffee and tea service
Simon Pearce Assorted Glassware
Assorted glassware including water goblets and Hartland stemware handblown in Vermont from
Simon Pearce
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Board of Directors
Patricia R. Bliss
Chairmen Emeriti
Mrs. Alessandro di Montezemolo
Mrs. James S. Mulholland, Jr.
Mrs. H. Lawrence Bogert III
Mrs. Mildred C. Brinn
Honorary Chairman
Mrs. Randall D. Smith
Mrs. James C. Cowles
Chairman
Monica Belag Forman
Pamela Michaelcheck
Presidents
Barbara Page Glatt
Pamela Rollins Camacho
Susan Nappa Cocke
Leila Taghinia-Milani Heller
First Vice President
Barbara Vogt Kugler
Mrs. John E. Grimm III
Mrs. Francis A. L’Esperance, Jr.
Vice Presidents
Kirsten Solsvig Galef
Michaela Keszler
Mrs. Thomas V. Leeds
Mrs. Francis A. L’Esperance III
Emily Chien Mahoney
Secretary
Mrs. James J. McEntee
Danielle Ganek
Mrs. Kenneth Meszkat
Treasurer
Mrs. Kim A. White
Catherine Kuehn Price
Honorary Trustee
Sarah Senbahar
Mrs. Werner Otto
Mrs. Brian Snyder
Staff
Landscape Manager
Executive Director
Kathleen Minder
Robert Beck
Director of Special Projects
Facilities Manager
Laura Devinney
James Selg
Camp Director
Administrative Assistants
David Billingham
Patricia Miller
Thomas Naro
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©2008. An independently owned and operated member of Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc.
is a service mark of Prudential Insurance Company of America.
Equal Housing Opportunity. All material presented herein is intended
for information purposes only. While, this information is believed to be correct, it is represented subject to errors, omissions, changes or withdrawal without notice. All property outlines and square footage in property listings are approximate.
©2008. An independently owned and operated member of Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc.
is a service mark of Prudential Insurance Company of America.
Equal Housing Opportunity. All material presented herein is intended
for information purposes only. While, this information is believed to be correct, it is represented subject to errors, omissions, changes or withdrawal without notice. All property outlines and square footage in property listings are approximate.

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