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Dorothy House raffle off local sculpturer’s work

March 26, 2019
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DOROTHY House furniture shop will have a tulip sculpture on display on Saturday 6th April, made by local sculpturer Ian Marlowe, which will be raffled off to raise funds for the charity.

The Frome furniture shop said, “On Saturday the 6th of April we will have a large metal tulip, the Dorothy house logo, created by local sculpturer, Ian Marlowe, on display. This is worth approx. £1,600, and is being raffled off. Tickets are £2 each and the raffle will be held on 4th June at the Dorothy House HQ in Winsley. All proceeds to go to Dorothy House. The tulip will be on display, and raffle tickets will be available between 11am and 4pm.”

 

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