SILENTAUCTIONLOTS

A R T S & C U LT U R E Lot 102 West Berkeley Artisan Tour for 8 — BerkeleyLot 103 SFJFF for 2 — Bay AreaLot 104 Philharmonia Baroque for 4 — San FranciscoLot 105 SF Museums for a family — San FranciscoLot 106 A.C.T. VIP for 4 — San FranciscoLot 107 Magic Theatre for 4 — San FranciscoLot 108 SF Arts for 2 — San FranciscoLot 109 SF Ballet for 2 — San FranciscoLot 110 Berkeley Culture for a family — BerkeleyLot 111 Stern Grove Festival for 10 — San FranciscoLot 112 Berkeley Arts for 2 — BerkeleyLot 113 East Bay Theatre for 4

Lot 114 TheatreWorks for 4 — Palo AltoLot 115 Mary Zimmerman at Berkeley Rep for 2 — BerkeleyLot 116 Berkeley Rep for your mantel Lot 117 Detroit Arts for 4 — DetroitLot 118 Marin Theatre for 2— Mill ValleyLot 119 Golden Gate Park Culture for 2 to 4 — San FranciscoLot 120 San Francisco Opera for 2 — San FranciscoLot 121 SF Symphony for 4 — San FranciscoLot 125 Handcrafted Quilt for your homeLot 130 Oakland A’s VIP for 4 — OaklandLot 131 Oakland A’s for 2 — OaklandLot 132 SF Giants for 2 — San FranciscoLot 133 SF Giants for 4 + Timmy Ball — San Francisco

L O T S M A R K E D W I T H F E AT U R E B O T T L E S O F W I N E T H AT C A N B E P O U R E D AT Y O U R TA B L E T O N I G H T !

G E TAWAYS Lot 201 Bicycle Adventure — Bay AreaLot 202 Oregon Shakespeare Festival for 2 — Ashland, ORLot 203 Art, Wine, & Relaxation for 2 to 4 — NapaLot 204 Cavallo Point for 2 — SausalitoLot 205 Sleep in a Tree House for 2 — Big SurLot 205a Take Home a Tree House Lot 206 Girlfriend in LA for 2 — Los AngelesLot 207 Sail on a Schooner for 2 — SausalitoLot 208 Moonlight Paddle for 2 — Sausalito

C U L I N A RY Lot 303 Semifreddi’s Tour for 20 — AlamedaLot 304 Iyasare for 2 — BerkeleyLot 305 Peet’s Coffee for 1 year — BerkeleyLot 306 Homestead — PiedmontLot 307 One Market for 4 — San FranciscoLot 308 Hakkasan for 2 — San FranciscoLot 309 Foreign Cinema for 2 — San FranciscoLot 310 Cavalier for 2 — San FranciscoLot 311 Acquerello for 2 — San Francisco

W I N E & W I N E R I E S Lot 402 Calistoga Vineyards for 5 Lot 403 Healdsburg Vineyards for 4 to 6 Lot 404 Napa Vineyards for 6

Lot 405 Cooking with Cakebread Cellars for 10 — RutherfordLot 406 Judd’s Hill for 8 — NapaLot 407 Campovida for 2 — HoplandLot 409 Campovida for 6 — OaklandLot 410 Markham Vineyards for 2 — St. HelenaLot 450 Grizzly Peak Ltd Edition Case Lot 451 East Bay Wine and Wineries Lot 452 Livermore Valley Wine and Wineries Lot 453 4 bottles: Peay Vineyards Syrah & Viognier Lot 454 4 magnums: Ridge & Wolf Lot 455 2 magnums: Ramey Chardonnay & Cabernet Lot 456 6 bottles: Chateau d’Hitz Lot 457 3 bottles & 1 magnum: Silver Oak & Corison Lot 461 2 magnums & a tour: Ravenswood and Hanzell — Sonoma

T R U S T E E W I N E N O O K Lot 501 6 bottles: Trustee Wine Collection Lot 502 2 bottles: Seavey Cabernet Lot 503 2 half-bottles: Ridge Monte Bello Lot 504 1 bottle: 1990 Château Lynch Bages Lot 505 1 bottle: 1971 Vosne-Romanée Lot 506 4 bottles: 1988 & 1990 Silver Oak Cabernet Lot 507 Cognac & Baccarat from Narsai David

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1 In the Zone with the Warriors — for 202 Chez Panisse with Michael Pollan — for 8 3 To the Manor Born: A French Idyll — for 84 An American in Paris…in New York — for 45 Narsai David’s Private Dinner — for 106 A Travel Experience Like No Other: The World — for 47 A Great Nation Celebrates Great Art — for 28 A Culinary Exploration of Paris at Le Cordon Bleu — for 29 Escape to Punta Mita! — for 210 A French-Canadian Luxury Experience — for 211 Putting on the Ritz: Dinner at the Chef’s Table — for 10

W I N E & W I N E R I E S : TA S T I N G S TAT I O N SLot 601 6 bottles: C.G. Di Arie Vineyard Berkeley Rep Pairings Lot 602 1 magnum: C.G. Di Arie Vineyard OnStage Lot 603 C.G. Di Arie Vineyards Tour for 10 — Mount AukumLot 701 Domaine Carneros — Sparkling Suite for 2 — NapaLot 702 Domaine Carneros Tour for 4 — NapaLot 801 3 bottles: Dashe Cellars Zinfandel Lot 802 1 magnum: Dashe Cellars Ltd Edition Zinfandel Lot 803 Dashe Cellars Tour for 4 — OaklandLot 901 3 bottles: St. George Spirits Vodka Lot 902 6 mini-bottles: St. George Spirits Lot 903 St. George Spirits Tour, and NOLA liquor for 4 — Alameda

Live Auction Lots

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silent auction rulesThe silent auction begins at 5:30pm and ends at 7:00pm. A bid sheet and fact sheet are displayed with each item. Bids may be entered by legibly writing one’s bidder number and bid amount on the bid sheet. Each new bid must be written on the next available line on the bid sheet and must be in increments as indicated. If a dispute occurs regarding the final bid, each bidder will be asked to write his or her bid on a sheet of paper. The highest bid will be the winning bid. Once a bid is entered, it may not be removed.

Your bidder number on the bid sheet is a legal contract to purchase the lot if you are the winner. The highest bid at the close of the auction table is the winning bid. Please read the fact sheets carefully for restrictions or special conditions.

‘ B U Y I T N OW ’ All of the silent auction lots have a Buy It Now value. To guaran-tee that you are the winning bidder of a particular item, enter a Buy It Now bid at the bottom of the bid sheet as indicated, along with your signature. In most cases, the Buy It Now bid will be at 150% of the item’s stated value, but may be as high as 300% of the value. When a Buy It Now bid is made, bidding on that item will be closed and you are the guaranteed winner.

‘ D R I N K M E T O N I G H T ’Some silent auction wines have been designated as excellent vintages to ‘Drink Me Tonight.’ These bid sheets have an extra box to the right of the bid amount. If you wish to enjoy your winnings immediately, mark the box, and the wine will be brought to your table to be served during dinner.

PAY M E N T A N D R E C E I P T O F I T E M SGuests have the option to pre-register a credit card at check-in. Winning silent auction bidders will be presented with an invoice during the dinner, and guests who have not pre-registered will have the option to pay at that time to avoid waiting in line at the conclusion of the event. Merchandise may be picked up outside the ballroom at the conclusion of the dinner.

All sales are final and no exchanges or refunds are allowed. Dates for services, vacations, parties, et cetera, are to be arranged by mutual convenience between the donor and pur-chaser. Time periods designated for use of homes, restaurants, gift certificates, services, hotels, and resorts are not subject to change unless otherwise indicated.

Payment for auction items may be made following the sale by personal check, American Express, Visa, or MasterCard. Payment in full, including 8.75% sales tax where applicable, is required. All items must be claimed at the end of the evening unless size or quantity prevents their removal. It has been our intent to describe accurately all items with the information pro-vided to us by our generous contributors. Some restrictions and blackout periods may apply. We reserve the right to withdraw any item prior to sale.

Payments for auction items are tax-deductible only as allowed by law. IRS Revenue Ruling #67-246 states that no deduction for an auction purchase price is allowed except to the extent that the taxpayer can show that payment exceeded the fair market value (as listed on the invoice) of an item received or a service rendered. Fair market values have been provided by the contributors of the auction items.