GIFT PACKAGE 1 AIREDALES HANGIN' AROUND

AIREDALE DOORKNOB HANGER

Starting at the door, everyone will know you are a collector of fine Airedale items.

CERAMIC AIREDALE MAGNET

2" x 2"

AIREDALE CANDLESTICK

This is a single candlestick graced by a beautiful Airedale. It is 7"H; holds a standard taper; designed & created by Joulia.

"A HOUSE WITHOUT AN AIREDALE . . ."

A matted print, signed & numbered by the artist #31 out of 350.

CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT AIREDALE

Straight from England and a must-have for the avid collector, the Airedale Terrier Chief Superintendent figurine is a member of the Doggie People collection. A fine specimen of Robert Harrop artistry, this old terrier serves the public by overseeing his fellow officers. Widely recognized among collectors, Robert Harrop designs have the potential to quickly increase in value. Often described as the antiques of the future, each piece is part of a limited edition and showcases exquisite design and beautiful crafting. Approximately 7" tall.

POTTERY AIREDALE VASE

BRASS AIREDALE DOORSTOP

AIREDALE SWEATER

This sweater was kindly donated to the Senior Fundraiser by the Estate of Marilyn Doudt. It is a size SMALL in excellent condition. It does not have the tags on it, but it does have the original plastic package.

AIREDALE TAPESTRY

Just in case you don't have enough collectibles, you can make your own. This hand-painted needlepoint tapestry measures 16" x 20".

It can be stitched for a beautiful work of art. (There is one place where a small hole has made a double square - it is marked in the photo.)

If you don't have the time for needlepoint, these tapestries look beautiful framed with a mat board as backing. This is a unique & beautiful item.

AIREDALE PRINT
by EMILY TREVOR

Emily Trevor is an artist whose home & studio are in Brewster, MA on Cape Cod. She is widely-known; her work is well-received. She primarily works with printmaking techniques including etching, monotype & collagraph.

Emily, who is in her 80's, has had many Airedales. The last was a senior named Kramer. He was adopted at age 10 through NEAR New England Airedale Rescue.

Emily is a strong supporter of Airedales in need and has donated work to both NEAR & ATRA. I've been told one of her prints brought $500.00 in support of ATRA Airedales.

She has had numerous New York shows including displays at The Brooklyn Museum Print Show, Society of American Graphic Artists and Marden Fine Arts. Her work is featured in many private, corporate and institutional collections