Large Selection of Secondhand Books
TORC BOOKS
HALL ROAD, SNETTISHAM
Telephone DERSINGHAM
(01485) 541188 OR 540212
Open Friday and Saturday 10am - 4pm
Other times by appointment
BOOKS BOUGHT
Dersingham Pottery
& Gallery
www.dersinghampottery.co.uk
46 Chapel Rd., Dersingham
PE31 6PN (nr. Sandringham)
Tel: 01485 540761
Pots, Paintings
Photographs & Cards
Open 10am-5pm
Daily in school holidays
Other times Tues - Sun
and by appointment
GRAND SALE 25th April
Lyra Concert (Russian Ensemble) 2nd May
Open Gardens 24th & 25th May
FLOWER FESTIVAL 16th - 19th July
Autumn Arts & Craft Festival 24th - 26th September
Christmas Tree Festival 4th - 6th December
For further information see our website
www.dersinghamchurchnorfolk.com
St. Nicholas Church
- Dersingham -
Functions & Events 2009
WEEKLY AUCTION
Approx 600-1,000 Lots Offered
EVERY FRIDAY
Starting at 10am
Lots to include:-
Outside Effects, General Miscellaneous,
Household Effects, Electrical Goods,
Glassware, Porcelain, Pictures,
Modern & Period Furniture etc...
Viewing Thursday 3pm - 6pm
and morning of sale
Three Auction halls, one with seating
Refreshments and light snacks available
HOUSES CLEARED, COLLECTION AND
DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE
Snettisham
Auction Centre
01485 542656
www.crusowilkin.com
mail@crusowilkin.co.uk
ST NICHOLAS Church, which nestles in a quiet
corner of Dersingham down the hill from the
Sandringham Royal Estate, is not only a fine
place for Christian worship, but is also establish-
ing itself as the perfect location for exhibitions
and concerts.
Local schools, clubs and organisations are
involved in the various festivals throughout the
year.
The annual flower festival, which takes place
this year from July 16-19, has been taking place
in the church for more than 30 years, and wel-
comes a growing number of visitors each year,
many travelling considerable distances to enjoy
the spectacular floral displays. This year there
will be more than 60 wonderful flower displays.
Concerts scheduled for this summer include
the Lyra Ensemble (May 2), singer Karen Stuart
(May 15), and pianist/organist Mathew Bason
(June 19).
Open Gardens are on Sunday and Monday,
May 24-25.
At the Arts and Crafts Festival (September 24-
26) there will be paintings by local artists in the
church, and craft stalls in the church hall with
refreshments.
The Christmas Tree Festival runs from
December 4-6.
STARTED in 1972, Dersingham
Pottery is picturesquely housed
in a carrstone and brick stable
block which retains many original
features, providing an interesting
display space.
The pottery shop, originally a
cart-shed, is full of domestic
pots.
Large lamp bases, mugs, jugs,
bowls and vases in shiny and
matt glazes including bright
blues, greens, purples, white,
black and reds; also textured fin-
ishes with a more natural and
neutral look.
All pots are handmade in the
workshop by June Mullarkey and
are mostly thrown on the wheel
using stoneware and porcelain
clays.
Alongside the pots are colour-
ful paintings in acrylic on canvas
by Ben Mullarkey, black and
white and colour photographs
and cards by Siobhan Williams.
The gallery in the former stables
displays more individual and larg-
er pieces from the trio.
As with many other properties
in Dersingham, the buildings
were originally part of the Royal
Estate and can be found just one
mile from Sandringham in the
centre of the village on the
B1440.
Dersingham Pottery
Interesting display
Bircham Windmill is not only a local landmark on the West Norfolk skyline, but it is also a starting point for walking and cycling in the
area, as well as having much about milling to interest the visitor.
Church busy
through year
OPEN EVERY DAY
www.queenvictoriasnettisham.co.uk
Lynn Road, Snettisham
01485 541344
� delicious home-cooked food
� lunch & evening menus
� Sunday lunches
� 4 star accommodation
� caravan park with facilities
� disabled access
� excellent choice of wines
and beers
� large attractive beer garden

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