Meander through the world of antiques and life with Marc Allum of ‘Antiques Roadshow’ fame over supper at Mells Barn at 7.00pm on Saturday 14th February.
You don’t have to bring an antique to join in but if you have an object, antique or more modern, quirky or orthodox, that has a history or you’d like to know more, Marc will give his expert opinion while talking about his experiences in the antiques business and life in general. If you wish to bring an object please contact Jane Mann on 01373 813681 jane@old prospectfarm. co.uk.
The evening begins with a complimentary welcome drink and supper at 7.45pm, cooked by Vicky Bratt, formerly of Mells Café. You are welcome to bring your own wine to drink during the meal.
Tickets £25 are available from Mells Village Shop in advance and on the day and include a welcoming drink and supper. All proceeds will be shared between St Andrew’s Church and community run Mells Village Shop Ltd.
Marc Allum is a freelance art and antiques journalist, writer and broadcaster based in Wiltshire. He has been a miscellaneous specialist on the BBC ‘Antiques Roadshow’ since 1998, and has appeared on numerous television and radio programmes.
Marc regularly writes for mainstream magazines and is an author, antiques consultant and lecturer with over 25 years experience in the world of antiques and a 16 year career as a London based auctioneer and company director.
Award winning Mells Village Shop, Post Office and Café has been providing facilities and a focal point for tourists, visitors and the residents of Mells and surrounding villages since its opening in 2009.
For further information contact Jane Mann on 01373 813681 jane@oldprospectfarm.co.uk
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