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2022 AUCTION ITEMS
Most of our auction items are generously donated by small businesses and individuals on Ocracoke Island and along the Outer Banks and beyond. In addition to the items shown below, we have beautiful pieces of jewelry, more artwork, gift certificates, fishing trips, cakes galore, and much, much more.
Looking forward to seeing everyone at the Berkley Barn...
silent auction starts at 4 and live auction starts at 7 but everything will be set up all day so stop on out and take a look!
Please contact Steph at 252-928-7001 if you have an item to donate. Thank you!
....if this sign could talk! The original sign from our local sheriff's office, made by John Manning - goes back to Gene and Toad days, and if you remember them, you should probably bid on this sign!
(Beer for size reference only, not included!)
Beautiful hand carved Ukelele from Mossick & Co.
Original artwork by artist Mark Brown
Original Ocracoke Oyster Co. sign (pre-Dorian)
Original artwork by Mary Bassell...Karm and Charles!
Chocolate OVFD cake with buttercream frosting from Sara Clarke
Condo for a week in Vail, CO
((Jan. 7-14, 2023)
Barbara Adams original artwork
Pony Island Motel signs!
Ocracoke Strong sign from
Variety Store
generously redonated from Sarah Funkhouser!
Four tickets (Infinity Club seating plus lots of perks) to a regular season Atlanta Braves game!
Thank you James and Susan Aiken
Plaque from Sam Jones Castle donated by Anne Scott Suggs, appears to be solid brass and is 6"x5".
A real piece of Ocracoke history!
Zillie's sign!
Full day offshore fishing trip aboard the Cap'n B!
Original artwork from Susan Dodd
Gift basket from Moonraker Tea Shop
Primo Kamado grill
Shorebird carving
by William Nathan Spencer
Original artwork from Cindy Fiore
Swan decoy from Eddie O'Neal
One actual cake and one gift certificate for a cake from Amanda Gaskins
Cakes from Ruth Toth
Ray Matthews photo 6000' above Ocracoke donated by Ray and Down Creek Gallery
Sand Dollar Motel sign
YETI beach tote from
Gregory Poole Marine
Artwork from Kitty Mitchell,
framing by Daniel
Vintage 1917 mandolin from
Fred Rockel
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