Attend The Bow Wow Gala 2025 - Join us in person for an unforgettable evening benefiting The Sula Society’s rescued dogs! The Bow Wow Gala takes place on Saturday, November 22, 2025, featuring cocktails, dinner, entertainment, and the live auction at Santo Coyote in Marina Vallarta. 🌟 LOGIN AND CLICK "MY BIDS" ABOVE TO TRACK BIDDING HISTORY 🌟 Category: Online Only
Rustic Wooden “Pool Hall” Sculpture | Handcrafted Folk Art Collectible
A nostalgic whisper from the Canadian prairies, this handcrafted model captures the enduring spirit of the Elbow, Saskatchewan Grain Elevator, one of the last of its kind. Built in 1913 and once owned by the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool, the original structure stood as a proud symbol of harvest, community, and endurance — a sentinel of the plains.
Lovingly recreated in Minnesota by a skilled artisan, this exquisite replica is more than a model; it is a bridge between history and art. Each detail — from the miniature Office to the Pool logo — reflects devotion to authenticity and the quiet poetry of craftsmanship.
But beauty here meets purpose. The piece is also thoughtfully designed as a working birdhouse, perfectly sized for small species such as chickadees, inviting new life into a structure born from the memory of the past.
To own this piece is to hold a fragment of prairie history — reimagined through the warmth of wood, the precision of handcraft, and the timeless beauty of renewal.
Materials: Wood Function: Decorative & functional birdhouse Origin: Handmade in Minnesota Edition: Original, one of one
Terms & Conditions:
Final sale; no returns or exchanges.
Winning bidder responsible for pickup or shipping arrangements (shipping not included unless specified).
Must be claimed within 90 days of auction close unless otherwise arranged with The Sula Society.
The Bow Wow Gala is an annual fundraising event for The Sula Society, a dedicated dog rescue organization in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, committed to providing shelter, care, and love to over 300 rescued dogs. All proceeds go directly to The Sula Society.
Thank you to Susan for her generous donation.
