2007 Health Fund Auction 5

44. Antique Berner Rocking Chair

Ever need a comfortable chair to place tired buns at the end of the day? This adoreable, one-of-a-kind anique sewing rocker with a needlepoint Berner cushion, will rock you to sleep on a cushion of love. This fabulous needlepoint design was framed by our quilter extraordinaire, Murray Johnston. To see more of Murray's quilt art, go to her website at www.murrayjohnstonartquilts.com.

Donated by Ann Comfort in memory of Glory's Flora V Lakeland, my Flora Dora, and in honor of Pat Long, the "wind beneath my wings."

45. Framed 2007 Westminster Poster

This is a gorgeous framed poster from the famed Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

A colorful addition to your home, this poster contains a Berner surrounded by many dog friends.

Donated by Sue and Dana Sanvido

46. Framed Berner Puppy Watercolor Painting

What a cutie this puppy is! He looks like he is ready to jump right off of the painting and into your heart!

Done in vivid watercolor paints, this painting will captivate the imagination and inspire the soul.

Donated by Betsy Brainard and Sally Phillips

47. Chainsaw Berner Sculpture

This Berner started as a block of wood that was lovingly shaped by a chainsaw. Then, it was intricately hand painted. What a wonder!

Donated by Bev Jurinek and dedicated to her

10 1/2 year old Berner, Tops, Brighteye Spinning Top

48. Bernese Mountain Dog Mirror

It has been said that a reflection of a person's heart can be seen in their dog. This lovely oak mirror proves just that. Made of solid Oak, this mirror boasts a lovely Berner head at the top surrounded by wood-burned Swiss mountains and a Berner pulling a cart.

Donated by Daniel Sernicola and Gary Lambach in celebration and memory of the life of "Ally McB" loved and owned by Betsy Brainard and Sally Phillips for too brief of a time.

49. Berner Kitchen Extravaganza

Decorate your kitchen and prepare scrumptous foods for your dog with this apron, cutting board, cutters, and cookbook!

Donated by Peggy Rickenbach and Zeke

50. Horseshoe Wine Rack

A horseshoe turned upside down is a good luck symbol. It is believed that the arch of the horseshoe holds the luck and wont let it fall out. You'll have plenty of luck and good drinks with this exquisite wine rack. It holds 10 lucky bottles of wine!

Donated by Ann Comfort

51. Berner Head Study

This is an exclusive limited edition - 52/100 Berner Head Study print that has been superbly framed. It will look fabulous gracing the walls of your home for years to come.

Donated by Deborah and John Wilkins of Abbey Road Berners

52. Hanging Solid Oak Berner Wine Rack

This solid oak winerack is just breath taking! It holds up to 3 bottles of your favorite wines! A carved Berner head has been inserted to give it Bernerly charm! This piece would look lovely hanging on your walls!

Donated by The North Coast Bernese Mountain Dog Club of Ohio

53. Tabletop Solid Cherry Berner Wine Rack

This solid cherry winerack is beautiful! It holds up to 4 bottles of your favorite wines! A carved Berner head has been inserted to give it Bernerly charm! This piece would look lovely hanging on your walls!

Donated by Alexis Smith

54. Vera Bradley Swiss Miss Outfit

What Bernese Mountain Dog auction would be without a Swiss Milk Maid's outfit? We couldn't resist this Vera Bradley Swiss motif jacket and skirt set. Although the jacket is a small, the waist on the skirt is elastic and will allow plenty of room for a good set of hips. This would be perfect for a carting enthusiast or sweeps judge wanting to "look" the part.

Donated by Ann Comfort in honor of the original Berners who pulled milk carts to the Swiss Dairies

55. Berner Wine Cross Stitch

This piece is beyond words! It took an incredible amount of time and talent for Laura Pajot to stitch this masterpiece. It is a celebration of wines... Berner Style! It is professionally framed and will look gorgeous next to your favorite wine rack or one that you purchase from this auction!

Stitched and Donated by Laura Pajot

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