Fife Rotary clubs to host charity antiques valuation day with TV auctioneer Anita Manning
It's time to dig out your antiques and family heirlooms for a unique fundraising event taking place next week.
The Rotary Clubs of Burntisland and Kinghorn and Inverkeithing and Dalgety Bay are coming together to host an Antiques Valuation Day on Tuesday, February 17.
The event will take place in Dalgety Church, Dalgety Bay from 10am until 2pm.
Members of the public are being encouraged to come along with up to three items to have them valued by a team of experts from the Great Western Auctions Ltd, headed by Bargain Hunt’s Anita Manning, all for the ticket price of £10.
The event is being organised to raise money for two local charities – Fife Rape and Sexual Assault Centre (FRASAC) and STAND:Striving towards a new day.
Those who may have items of interest are asked to look out their antiques, family heirlooms, jewellery, silver, paintings, ceramics, militaria or any other items they would like valued and head along to the event. There’s a maximum of three items per ticket. Please, no furniture except a for a photograph of the piece.
A spokesperson for the Rotary clubs said: “Bring your curios, your mysteries, yours could be worth a fortune. Come and meet the TV famous Anita Manning and have a great day out whilst supporting two worthwhile charities.”
The charities se to benefit from the fundraiser are FRASAC, which offers support to people who have been affected by rape, sexual assault and commercial exploitation, and STAND: Striving Towards a New Day, which promotes the wellbeing of people living with dementia in Fife by offering local dementia friendly meeting centre spaces.
On the day, coffee/tea and goodies will be available to purchase in the cafe.