Fascinating finds are lined up at a summer antiques fair being held at City of Wolverhampton's historic Bantock House Museum and Park.

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The beautiful house and gardens, off Finchfield Road, is hosting the latest monthly antiques and collectors fair on Sunday 2 July.

Visitors are being urged to get along as part of the Type=links;Linkid=8542;Title=Enjoy Wolverhampton;Target=_blank; 'Visit the City' programme, which runs from Friday 30 June to Sunday 16 July and boasts an array of events and attractions.

Bargain hunters will find a variety of traders offering both affordable and quality items including furniture, silver, jewellery, militaria, and high quality ceramics, at the antiques fair.

It runs from 10am to 3.30pm and the entrance fee is £1.50, under 16s go free. Traders are welcome from 9am.

There is free parking available, refreshments at the Courtyard Café as well as the chance to look around Bantock House and its beautiful gardens.

City of Wolverhampton Council Cabinet Member for City Economy, Councillor John Reynolds, said: "Our monthly fairs are proving popular with both sellers and buyers and they are in a great setting at Bantock. They are always worth a visit, who knows what vintage or antique gems will turn up."

  • released: Wednesday 28 June, 2017