On the heels of successfully auctioning off its iconic 15-foot shark, C.B. & Potts is now hosting an online auction to sell other items in its former West Elizabeth establishment — including some CSU memorabilia. 
As was the case with the shark, all proceeds will benefit CSU’s Fermentation Science and Technology program. The auction runs through Monday, Oct. 24.
In addition to framed photos of CSU athletes and a neon Rams Coors Light sign, auction items include restaurant booths and other furniture, sports-themed art, TVs, commercial kitchen equipment, dishes, wall hangings and other furnishings.
“This is everyone’s last chance to take home a piece of one of Fort Collins’ most iconic establishments,” said Potts spokesperson Mark Schermerhorn. “Bid high and bid often, the money all goes to a great cause — the making of beer!”
The shark, a 250-pound former movie prop, was sold for $4,000 to Kiki and Drew Anderson, who then returned it to Potts so that it can be displayed in the restaurant’s new Foothills Mall location.
To see photos of all auction items and place bids, visit http://col.st/qJQXL. To obtain a bidding number, bidders must create an account at www.restaurantequipment.bid. Registrants will need to link a credit card to the account to complete registration.
The Fermentation Science and Technology program is part of the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition in CSU’s College of Health and Human Sciences.
