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Tallahassee, Fla., artist Kevin Mangan handcrafted this miniature wooden double drop-leaf table with turned spindle legs. The table is 2¼ inches tall and 4½ inches in diameter with both leaves raised.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $2,100.00

Winning Bid -   $600.00          

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Children are seen at play throughout this 25-inch x 12½-inch woven Chinese tapestry. The tapestry shows the figures on an orange background and has a decorative gold border.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $15.00

Winning Bid -   $500.00          

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Peter Max donated several prints to The Carter Center following the events of Sept. 11, 2001. This print is the last of that group. It shows the Statue of Liberty surrounded by flowers and candles in a manner resembling a street memorial. It is signed “To Jimmy, Max 2001” and measures 18 x 24 inches.

Donors:  The Carter Center

Value:  $125.00

Winning Bid -   $500.00          

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This handsome 16 x 20-inch photograph was the official photo of Jimmy Carter when he was governor of Georgia. President Carter’s signature appears on the matte of the custom-framed photo.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $100.00

Winning Bid -   $1,000.00          

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Ron Jenkins created this 18 x 25-inch print of two barn owls in 1974. It is signed by the artist and numbered 104 of 750. It was given to Mrs. Carter by the Griggsville Wild Bird Society (now known as The Nature Society) and was part of their International Wildlife Series.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $400.00          

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Plumb bobs, or plummets, have been used since ancient times by bricklayers, masons, and carpenters to ensure that their constructions are perfectly upright. The body of this plumb bob is ivory with brass accents. It is 6 inches long with a brass screw top and steel tip.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $825.00

Winning Bid -   $750.00          

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Bronze and brass accent the stem of this 16-inch-long wooden ceremonial pipe. The bowl of the pipe is pear-shaped and decorated with carvings and small, round, painted brass dots.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $20.00

Winning Bid -   $1,050.00          

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The poem “Let Her Fly” is a tribute to the American flag. Mr. Martell handwrote the poem and decorated it with stars, ribbons, and a miniature flag. On the back of the 12 x 15-inch framed copy of the original poem is a personal message from Mr. Martell to President Carter dated Jan. 15, 1999.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $75.00          

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If your collection of Carter memorabilia does not have a 21-inch-tall, Styrofoam peanut puppet that walks, here is your last chance. The red-lipped-smiling peanut has strings, gold fur on his head and feet, and eyes that move.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $400.00          

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The front of this 4½ x 4½ x 1-inch acrylic paperweight is accented by three gold rectangles. The first reads “Tae Baek City.” The second and largest and shows a blue winding stream in front of a green mountain. The third contains text that is translated “Welcome to Tae Baek City.” The paperweight is presented in a blue felt presentation box.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $250.00          

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Store your writing instruments in the holes of this bright yellow Mexican ceramic pencil holder. The 4 x 5 x 3-inch bell-shaped holder has a bull’s head with a bell around the neck and white dots on the horns. The body is decorated with multi-colored dots and ribbons, and the name Luis Belo is stamped on the bottom.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $25.00

Winning Bid -   $600.00          

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In Panama, golden huacas were buried with their owners to provide a clue to the mysteries of a vanished people who inhabited the area during pre-Columbian times. This authentic reproduction of a golden huaca is framed. The frame has a small chip on one side.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $75.00

Winning Bid -   $750.00          

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Fostering peace, cultivating justice, and creating a safer world are the missions of the University of San Diego’s Joan B. Kroc Institute for Justice and Peace. This 3 x 4-inch crystal paperweight celebrates the opening of the institute and contains the inscription “The Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice, Dedication Conference, December, 2001.”

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $35.00

Winning Bid -   $250.00          

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A miniature 8 x 9-inch quilt is framed in a wooden shadow box measuring 13 x 13 inches. The quilt depicts a side view of a colorful one-story house on a red background decorated with gold-colored baby birds. The shadow box was a gift from guests attending a lunch with Mrs. Carter in October 2006.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $75.00

Winning Bid -   $250.00          

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This lovely pool cue is inlaid with mother-of-pearl and beautiful layered wood. The shaft and butt of the cue can be separated for easy storage and to prevent warping.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $200.00

Winning Bid -   $1,500.00          

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The United States completed construction of the Panama Canal in the early 1900s, and the canal opened in 1914. This 2-inch round medallion, presented in a wooden box, celebrates 85 years of operation. The medallion has a view of the canal stamped in the center surrounded by the inscription ¡§Construccion del canal de Panama „P 15 de Agosto de 1999.¡¨

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $950.00          

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Presented in a gold, ornamented wooden frame, this 9½ x 6½-inch relief plaque from Jerusalem shows angels floating in the sky above the temple.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $220.00          

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The colorful beauty of mother-of-pearl is showcased in this 7 x 7-inch tile memento given to President and Mrs. Carter in January 2006. The inscription reads “Jericho - Tree of Life – The Oldest City in the World.” The tile comes in a striking red presentation box.

Donors:  Presented in a gold, ornamented wooden frame, this 9½ x 6½-inch relief plaque from Jerusalem shows angels floating in the sky above the temple.

Value:  $75.00

Winning Bid -   $500.00          

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The New York Times cover page announcing the Camp David peace agreement is miniaturized and reproduced on the top of a wooden keepsake box. The box measures 9 x 3½ x 4½ inches.

Donors: 

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $2,000.00          

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Color adorns even the insoles of these decorated, handmade sandals from the Asir region of Saudi Arabia. If you have a size 12 foot, these may be the perfect. A tan, cloth bag decorated with stars and flowers accompanies the shoes.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $700.00          

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The seal of New York’s capital city is etched onto this Miller Rogaska crystal vase. In addition to the seal, the 5-inch-tall, rosebud-shaped vase also contains the inscription “Mayor Gerald D. Jennings City of Albany.”

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $35.00

Winning Bid -   $200.00          

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During the Carter presidential administration, a limited number of handsome gift prints were produced each year to give to White House staff, Cabinet members, and friends. This 18 x 24-inch print depicting the White House covered in snow was issued for the 1980 Christmas gift and is signed by both President and Mrs. Carter. It includes a special handwritten note, “With gratitude for your contributions to our nation …we will never forget your friendship and support.” The framed drawing is by Howard N. Watson, artist in residence at the White House during the Carter administration, and is numbered 28 of 500.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $200.00

Winning Bid -   $2,000.00          

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The unofficial mascot of the Democratic Party has never looked so good! This decorated coat hanger made by Stupell Johnston of Rhode Island is built around a donkey’s face. The donkey appears to be wearing a hat and coat, both of which are covered with campaign buttons and other Democratic Party memorabilia. An inscription on back reads “Best wishes to you both” by artist – 4/15/96 – S. Arlinchart.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $35.00

Winning Bid -   $350.00          

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This colorful image appeared on the cover of the program for the 2002 Contemporary Hispanic Market in Santa Fe, N.M., sponsored by El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe. The print shows the legendary Gregorio Cortez riding a horse under a night sky surrounded by an assortment of animals and birds. It was given to Mrs. Carter by Betty Bumpers following one of their trips to New Mexico for their organization Every Child By Two.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $35.00

Winning Bid -   $150.00          

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The fair skin of the woman in this Peruvian needlepoint creation is beautifully accented by the bold colors of her headdress and garment. The figure is shown in various shades of red, yellow, and green on a dark background in an 8½ x 18-inch frame.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $35.00

Winning Bid -   $600.00          

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Dr. Zhang Wei of the Department of Education in Shaanxi province gave this bronze medallion to President and Mrs. Carter in 2005. It is 5 inches in diameter and sits on a 6 x 3½ x 3-inch wood base. The medallion and stand are in the original presentation case.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $100.00

Winning Bid -   $900.00          

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Two bronze chariots each pulled by a team of four bronze horses are shown on a green background in this relief reproduction. The inscription reads “Bronze chariot and horses from the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, XI AN – CHINA.” The wooden plaque is in its original presentation case.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $100.00

Winning Bid -   $1,200.00          

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Elizabeth Carter Richards of Gallipolis, Ohio, shows worshippers of every age on their way to service in her 1977 painting of the Plains Baptist Church. The framed acrylic on canvas measures 23¼ x 17½ inches, and there is a statement by the artist on the back.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $150.00

Winning Bid -   $750.00          

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The casual image of President Carter sitting in a rocking chair on a porch is captured by American artist Nira Doughty. The framed drawing measures 20¾ x 18¼ inches and is signed by both President Carter and the artist.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $150.00

Winning Bid -   $1,300.00          

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The gold laurel leaf in a red-velvet-lined shadow box frame represents the “Laurel of the General, Youth Front of the Partido Revolucionario Democratico (PRD).” The PRD is the largest political party in Panama, and the award is in honor of General Omar Torrijos Herrera. The gold frame matches the laurel and measures 6½ x 6½ inches.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $100.00

Winning Bid -   $400.00          

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The Habitat for Humanity logo and the words “Habitat for Humanity Inc – Jimmy Carter – Work Project 1990” are engraved on the handle of this claw hammer. The 1990 work project was larger than any previous event and the first to span two countries.

Donors:  Ricardo and Gina Fernandez

Value:  $250.00

Winning Bid -   $950.00          

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Then Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter began this campaign autobiography in late 1974. It was received by the public as affirmation of his bedrock faith in old-fashioned public service based on duty, honor, competence, and honesty. With almost 1 million copies sold, it helped propel him into the White House. This out-of-print leatherbound, gold leaf, limited edition will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $1,000.00          

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This is a clothbound, first edition of President Carter’s autobiographical account of his presidency. Personalized to the buyer and autographed. The hardback is now out of print.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $250.00

Winning Bid -   $600.00          

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Rosalynn Carter’s personal account of her early years and time in the White House. Personalized to the buyer and autographed. This hardback edition is now out of print.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $60.00

Winning Bid -   $700.00          

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Rosalynn Carter’s personal account of her early years and time in the White House. Personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $40.00

Winning Bid -   $350.00          

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This rare, leather-bound book from the Carl Vinson Memorial Lecture Series contains President Carter’s analysis of his negotiating tactics with practical examples during his career. The book also includes photos from the lecture given on Apr. 19, 1983.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $100.00

Winning Bid -   $1,000.00          

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President Carter demystifies the history of each of the nations that comprise the Middle East, the reasons for their different goals, and the nature of their prime concerns and provides an enlightened and reconciling vision for all who share the blood of Abraham. This revised paperback edition with a new afterword includes more current thoughts on the Middle East by Jimmy Carter. Personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $45.00

Winning Bid -   $400.00          

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President Carter recalls hunting, fishing, and mountain climbing in very personal and beautifully told stories of his love of the natural world. Hardback edition personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $60.00

Winning Bid -   $775.00          

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This account of Jimmy Carter’s first political campaign reads like a Grisham thriller. He faced corruption and ballot stuffing and overcame tremendous odds in court and in the Legislature to win the election to the Georgia Senate. Hardback edition personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $325.00          

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Jimmy Carter draws on his personal experience as he discusses how citizens of all ages can contribute to the foundations of world peace. This revised and updated hardback book will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $500.00          

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Rosalynn Carter’s guide offers practical information and lists of resources for family members and professionals caring for children and adults who are chronically ill or disabled. Personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $500.00          

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In his first and only book of poetry, President Carter shares his private memories about his childhood, family, and political life. Hardback edition personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $600.00          

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This 1987 release by President and Mrs. Carter focuses on the challenges of life after the White House and the motivation to meet them. Personalized to the buyer and autographed by President and Mrs. Carter. This hardback edition is now out of print.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $60.00

Winning Bid -   $1,000.00          

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Sixty-two of the best and most notable public statements made by Jimmy Carter on his way to becoming president of the United States are presented in this collection. It ends with his Jan. 20, 1977, inaugural address. Paperback edition personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $40.00

Winning Bid -   $300.00          

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Decades ago, President Carter told his children this fairy tale with a universal moral. Amy Carter beautifully illustrates this lovely hardback book. Personalized to the buyer and autographed by President Carter.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $525.00          

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A personal memoir about the values and experiences that have shaped President Carter’s life. This first edition, hardback best seller will be personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $700.00          

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A collection of 52 of President Carter’s Sunday school lessons. These inspiring meditations reflect themes that touch every life: family, love, grief, healing, forgiveness, and the transforming power of God’s love in our lives. Hardback edition personalized to the buyer and autographed.

Donors:  President and Mrs. Carter

Value:  $50.00

Winning Bid -   $750.00