On Saturday, September 19, 2026, 4 to 6:30 pm join us at the Byrdcliffe Barn. Enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while bidding on silent auction items and listening to live music with Jay Ungar & Molly Mason as we honor the Osceola Foundation — Meg Oliver and artist Renni Cantine.
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Byrdcliffe Reproduction Linen Press made by Robert Lang, Craftsman
This beautiful reproduction of the Byrdcliffe Sassafras Linen Press was made by Robert Lang, an expert on making Byrdcliffe reproductions. The Linen Press was originally designed by Ralph Whitehead with sassafras leaf inserts designed by Edna Walker. Bid on this incredible chance to own a piece of Byrdcliffe Arts and Crafts style. The original is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
55 x 37 x 17 in.
Value: $8000, Starting Bid: $5000
Bydcliffe Arts and Crafts Reproduction of Iris Wood Panel, made by Robert Lang
Bid on this beautiful reproduction of Zulma Steele’s Iris design made by Robert Lang, expert in making Byrdcliffe reproductions.17 x 10 x 1 in.
Value: $500, Starting Bid: $250
Bydcliffe Arts and Crafts Style Sassafras Leaf Wood Panel, made by Robert Lang
Bid on this beautiful reproduction of Edna Walker’s Sassafras Leaf design made by Robert Lang, expert in making Byrdcliffe reproductions. 15 x 10 x 1 in.
Value: $500, Starting bid: $250
Byrdcliffe Style Side Table by Rennie Cantine, Honoree
Bid on this Brydcliffe style side table made by Rennie Cantine, our honoree. Rennie has been a long time resident of Woodstock and has worked and lived at the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony. Rennie’s art as a furniture maker includes making reproductions of Byrdcliffe style furniture. 18 x 18 x 18 in.
Value: $500, starting bid: $250
Byrdcliffe Style Coffee Table with Lily Tile made by Rennie Cantine, Honoree
Bid on this Brydcliffe style coffee table with a Lily tile made by Rennie Cantine, our honoree. Rennie has been a long time resident of Woodstock and has worked and lived at the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony. Rennie’s art as a furniture maker includes making reproductions of Byrdcliffe style furniture. Tile made by Katie Love.
Value: $1,000, Starting Bid: $500
Larger Byrdcliffe Arts Colony Reproduction Blue Vase
Bid on this blue Byrdcliffe Vase, reproduced by our Ceramics Director, Rich Conti. Made from the original molds found in the attic of White Pines, these jars bring back to life the arts and crafts movement of the Brydcliffe Arts Colony, founded in 1903. 11 x 6 x 6 in.
Value: $300, Starting Bid: $200
Smaller Byrdcliffe Arts Colony Reproduction Blue Vase
Bid on this blue Byrdcliffe Vase, reproduced by our Ceramics Director, Rich Conti. Made from the original molds found in the attic of White Pines, these jars bring back to life the arts and crafts movement of the Brydcliffe Arts Colony, founded in 1903. 7 x 4 x 4 in.
Value: $200, Starting Bid: $100
Sturdy Wood Bench by Rennie Cantine, Honoree
Bid on this Byrdcliffe style bench made with a Cherry wood seat and a frame of pine wood from Mt. Guardian. Byrdcliffe logo on the side. Rennie has been a long time resident of Woodstock and has worked and lived at the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony. Rennie’s art as a furniture maker includes making reproductions of Byrdcliffe style furniture. 16 x 48 x 18 in.
Value: $1,500, Starting Bid: $500
Wood Byrdcliffe Blue Guitar by Rennie Cantine, Honoree
Bid on this wood guitar made by Rennie Cantine, our honoree. Rennie has been a long time resident of Woodstock and has worked and lived at the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony. Rennie’s art as a furniture maker includes making reproductions of Byrdcliffe style furniture. Rennie also makes the wooden guitar blanks for the Woodstock Guitar Sculpture Exhibition in Woodstock. 40 x 12 x 1 in.
Value: $500, Starting Bid: $200
Ceramic Teapot by Honoree Meg Oliver, Honoree
Bid on this unique and charming teapot made by Meg Oliver, our honoree. Meg studied ceramics at Alfred University and developed work at Byrdcliffe Ceramics during it’s infancy with Rich Conti. 7 x 10 x 3.5 in.
Value: $300, Starting Bid: $125
Tin Type – Buddha from Tibetan Monastery, Woodstock by Courtney Robertson
Byrdcliffe Artist-in-Residence Courtney Robertson uses a traditional Amprotype photographic technique, a process popular in the mid 1800s. She produces images on thin sheets of metal coated with a collodion emulsion. 10 x 8 in.
Value: $175, Starting Bid: $100
Artists-in-Residence Fellowships
Fellowships are an opportunity to make a significant impact on the life and work of a creative individual. Your support will provide an artist the opportunity to experience Byrdcliffe as an Artist-in-Residence.
