The prize includes a guided tour for up to four people by the owner, Lisa Hall, of her unique and celebrated walled garden, followed by afternoon tea. The garden has been featured in The Scotsman ‘Wonder Walled’, and Lisa is a keen member of the Scottish Garden Scheme. Old Inzievar House is situated about 6 miles west of Dunfermline and 1 mile from the historic Culross village and abbey on the Forth Estuary; it forms part of the Old Inzievar House Estate, which is located in beautiful and natural parkland in Fife.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher with contact information from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The lucky winner of this bid receives one night’s accommodation for two people at Glencorse House in one of their luxury glamping pods.

Set within acres of secluded parkland attached to Glencorse House, the pods are each positioned to make the most of their lakefront setting while retaining much-needed privacy. The Secret Hideaway is located a 20-minute drive south of Edinburgh in the grounds of a privately-owned country estate. The winner also receives access to the lake and surrounding countryside at the foot of the Pentland Hills. There is a small parking area by the lake for direct access to the wee lodges.

In close proximity to The Secret Hideaway are many walks, cycle rides and attractions, including a handful of local restaurants and cafes to enjoy during the stay. Just a short drive away, the holidaymaker can reach many popular destinations, including the beaches of East Lothian, City of Edinburgh and the rolling countryside of The Scottish Borders.
There is a bus stop (10 min walk) outside the Glencorse Golf Club with buses to Penicuik, Edinburgh, Straiton Retail Park and The Borders, stopping fairly regularly. For best access and ease of getting around the local area, it is recommended that guests have access to a car.

The lucky winner should visit the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher containing details on how to contact Glencorse House and book the The Secret Hideaway experience.

The prize is a family tour of four tickets (two adults and two children) to tour the Royal Yacht Britannia.

The lucky winner receives a great day out for all the family. On the tour, one can explore each of the five decks and discover what life was like on board Queen Elizabeth II's former floating palace.

Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia is the former royal yacht of the British monarchy. She was in their service from 1954 to 1997. She was the 83rd such vessel since King Charles II acceded to the throne in 1660, and is the second royal yacht to bear the name. During Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia’s 43-year career, she travelled more than one million nautical miles (1.9 million kilometres) around the world to more than 600 ports in 135 countries. The Britannia, now retired from royal service, is permanently berthed at Ocean Terminal, Leith in Edinburgh, where it is a visitor attraction with over 300,000 visits each year.

The lucky winner should visit the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect the voucher for the Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia tour.

The lucky winner receives a voucher, to the value of £50, to spend in the La P’tite Folie restaurant.

La P’tite Folie, recognisable as “the Tudor House” on Randolph Place, has been transformed by its owner into a lively and charmingly cosy place where one can enjoy fantastic traditional French cuisine. Authentic French dining in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere has meant the restaurant has become a popular choice for local residents and many West End business people.

The lucky winner should visit the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect the voucher for the La P’tite Folie restaurant.

The lucky winner of this bid receives a bottle of Glenkinchie 12 year old malt whisky.

This Glenkinchie 12 year old malt whisky’s taste profile can be summed up as highly aromatic and flowery. One can notice vanilla, cut flowers (specifically daffodil, blossom and hints of lily) and then, beneath that, a clean and toasty note. Next, it becomes increasingly sweet and creamy with a lightly aromatic edge and fresh citrus taste, which calls to mind lemon cheesecake.


Glenkinchie, was recently named as ‘ The Garden Distillery’, owing to its beautiful new garden development: fruits of a vision of planting to echo the land and greenery surrounding the distillery in the midst of East Lothian. The distillery gardens, which were inspired by the local wildflowers and grasses, now include the installation of beehives, bat houses, bug boxes, and plantings to attract, feed, and shelter insect pollinators, birds and other creatures.

The prize includes a 3 course meal for two people at the Solas restaurant in Dalgety Bay.

Solas is one of the newest and most talked about up and coming restaurants in Dalgety Bay. It offers a fantastic menu with a wide range of original Scottish/Indian fusion dishes. You can either have the yummiest breakfast ever, or delicious tacos and Asian dishes for lunch, or wonderful evening dinner with unbelievably exotic dishes. Everything is fresh and bursting with flavour. Expect a very warm
welcome, with top notch customer service.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction, which will contain details of how to contact Solas and make a booking.

The lucky winner of this bid receives a Gin School Experience for two people. This opportunity allows them to create their own gin recipe, distil their own gin and leave with a bottle of their bespoke gin.

At Kingsbarns distillery near St Andrews, our master distillers embrace the changing seasons to craft a continually evolving collection of exceptional malt whiskies and gins. Rated 5 stars on TripAdvisor, our visitor experience includes guided tours, tastings, and a behind-the-scenes look at how we create our handcrafted spirits. For gin lovers, a visit to Darnley’s Gin Cottage is a must. Located onsite, it offers an intimate look into the creation of our award-winning gins, complete with gin tastings and experiences.

Kingsbarns Distillery is an independent family-owned company with a long-standing history that makes exceptional Scottish spirits with an ever-growing portfolio of award-winning single malts, blended malts and natural gins. Located near St Andrews, in the scenic East Neuk of Fife, the distillery is set in a restored 18th-century farm steading.
Tradition and craftsmanship come together in the heart of Fife.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher which will contain details on how to contact Kingsbarn Distillery and book the Gin School Experience.

The lucky winner of this bid is hosted on a blending workshop for two. It is an immersive experience where the participants learn about blending whisky and create their own blend to take home with them. This workshop allows you to create a bespoke whisky blend using specially selected single malts, emulating our own blender, Isabella Wemyss’ techniques. The winner and guest will gain insight into how we craft our signature blends, such as The Hive, Spice King, and Peat Chimney. You will then blend your own whisky and take home a miniature bottle of your creation.

Kingsbarns Distillery is an independent family-owned company with a long-standing history that makes exceptional Scottish spirits with an ever-growing portfolio of award-winning single malts, blended malts and natural gins. Located near St Andrews, in the scenic East Neuk of Fife, the distillery is set in a restored 18th-century farm steading. Tradition and craftsmanship come together in the heart of Fife.

The lucky winner should visit the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher containing details on how to contact Kingsbarn Distillery and book the Whisky Blending Experience.

The winner of this bid receives a very special bottle. This bottle of whisky from the Kingsbarns Distillery is absolutely unique, in that no other like it exists. It commemorates the evening and the
Order of Malta with its bespoke engraving. The signature blend of single malt whisky in this special bottle is matured in 90% ex-Bourbon casks and 10% STR (shaved, toasted, and re-charred) casks.

Kingsbarns Distillery is an independent family-owned company with a long-standing history that makes exceptional Scottish spirits with an ever-growing portfolio of award-winning single malts, blended malts and natural gins. Located near St Andrews, in the scenic East Neuk of Fife, the distillery is set in a restored 18th-century farm steading. Tradition and craftsmanship come together in the heart of Fife.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect the engraved bottle of whisky.

Philippa Langley achieved international fame when she researched and then led the discovery of the body of King Richard III in Leicester. In her latest book ‘The Princes in the Tower’ she turns her forensic focus to the enduring case of the fate of Edward V and Richard Duke of York with support from criminal investigation experts, historians and archivists from around the world. In ‘The Princes in the Tower’, she lays out the evidence to reveal a remarkable story and solves the mystery.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee silent auction desk at the end of the evening to collect the signed copy of the book.

The lucky winner of this lot will receive a bottle of a Plymouth Gin and a bottle of Gordon’s Pink Gin

Based on an original recipe from 1880, this gin is a delicate shade of rose pink. Plymouth Gin is a gin with tradition in that it has been distilled on the same premises in Devon since 1793. This ideal mixer has a hint of citrus combined with a smooth earthy finish. Similarly, Gordon’s is instantly synonymous with heritage owing to its dating back to 1769. Gordon’s Pink Gin has hints of juniper and liquorice that give way to berry.

The lucky winner can collect the two bottles from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

A warm welcome awaits you at Baberton Golf Club in Juniper Green Edinburgh. Its beautiful, yet challenging, 18 hole course lying on gently undulating terrain with spectacular views in all directions
means that it is one of Edinburgh’s best golf courses. The modern clubhouse provides a wide range of facilities and offers views across the James Braid designed layout, so making it the perfect place to
relax before or after playing on the course. The prize includes a contribution of £50 towards lunch for the players.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction. This will contain details on how to contact David Maclure and make arrangements for the round of golf.

A training session on Curling will be arranged on the ice rink beside Murrayfield Stadium. No previous experience or equipment is required as the session will start with training on how to curl, whilst all necessary equipment will be provided. Learn some of the skills of the successful GB curling team at the Winter Olympics!

The session would be for up to four people, at a day and time to be agreed from October 2026 through to January 2027, when the curling season starts again.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee silent auction desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher which will give information on how to arrange the croquet session.

Pickleball is an easy-to-play mix of tennis and ping pong using paddles and a wiffleball, played indoors on a badminton sized court. The game is the fastest growing racquet game in the world.

A training session on Pickleball will be arranged for a venue in Edinburgh Park. No previous experience or equipment is required as the session will start with training on how to play Pickleball, whilst all necessary equipment will be provided. The session would be for up to four people for an hour, at a day and time to be agreed in advance with the coach.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee silent auction desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher which will give information on how to arrange the croquet session.

A croquet morning or afternoon at Lauriston Castle in Edinburgh in summer 2026. This will include several games of golf croquet on the beautiful lawns of the Edinburgh Croquet Club looking over the
attractive Firth of Forth. No previous experience or equipment required as the session will start with training on how to play golf croquet, whilst croquet mallets will be provided. The session would be
for up to eight people, at a day and time to be agreed in advance.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee silent auction desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher which will give information on how to arrange the croquet session.

Accommodation is offered for up to a week in a ground floor apartment in York, situated halfway between the University and the City walls.
The accommodation consists of 2 bedrooms, able to sleep four people, 2 bathrooms, and a large living room/kitchen, plus a designated car parking space.

The property is 7 minutes’ walk from the Walmgate and access to the City walls, about 1 ½ miles from York Minster, about 1 ¾ miles to the train station. In close vicinity there are a wide range of supermarkets, pubs and takeaways. Walmgate, Fossgate and the Shambles have a very wide range of restaurants. Accommodation would include bed-linen but not towels.

The flat will be available for up to one week at a date to be mutually agreed with the owner.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher which will contain contact information about the owner of the flat.

A collection of original celebrity caricatures by Neil K Kempsell of ‘Famous Scots’. Many of the original celebrity caricatures were completed over the past 20 years in competitions and for the Scotland
on Sunday newspaper.

Neil K Kempsell is Scotland's top live Caricaturist, entertaining and delighting guests, clients, and colleagues throughout the country for four decades, at most of the leading hotels, corporate and private venues. His ability to capture personalities on paper with great skill, likeness, speed, and accuracy is truly magical.

Neil has created countless brilliant caricatures of famous people from the worlds of sport, music, movies, and politics. He has also drawn the guests of innumerable weddings, dinners, parties, and corporate events.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee silent auction desk at the end of the evening to collect and take away the folio of caricatures.

The lucky winner of this lot gets to own a Celtic team shirt signed by the players. This medium sized shirt has been signed by the players. It comes in a presentation box with a certificate of authenticity to
prove that it was officially signed by the club.

The lucky winner can collect the shirt from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction.

The lucky winner of this bid will receive afternoon tea for two at the Caledonian Hotel, Lothian Road, Edinburgh. The two guests will discover a traditional selection of savoury sandwiches and luxurious
cakes, complete with an extensive selection of loose leaf tea from Edinburgh's local, Pekoetea, including the hotel’s bespoke Caledonian Blend. All of these delights are served in the wonderful surroundings of the Court Lounge, which is at the heart of the hotel.

The lucky winner should collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk after the auction closes.

The lucky winner of this bid receives the hardbook copy of ‘The Converts, From Oscar Wilde to Muriel Spark’ by Melanie McDonagh, which has been signed by the author. This text is a fascinating tour of a
major historical trend in that, during the first half of the century, Catholicism became an intellectual and spiritual fashion that attracted more than half a million converts, including fascinating artists, writers and thinkers. The book explores what drew these men and women to join the church and what difference did conversion make to them.

In ‘The Converts’, Melanie McDonagh examines the lives of many of these notable converts from the perspective of their faith. Examples include Oscar Wilde, Gwen John, David Jones, Elizabeth Anscombe, G. K. Chesterton, Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh and Muriel Spark. McDonagh spends time on their lives and influences, the reaction to their conversions and the priests who initiated them into their faith.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect the book.

A guided tour by Archbishop Leo Cushley of his residence St Bennet’s, renowned for its Byzantine-style chapel and some of Edinburgh’s finest modern stained glass from Chartres, together with afternoon tea with His Grace on a mutually convenient date.

The lucky winner should collect a voucher at the end of the Ball, please contact the staff on the Jumblebee desk.

The winner of this prize can choose to attend one of these two wonderful concerts: The Manfreds – “ ‘Get Your Kicks on Tour 26 ‘concert on Saturday 6th June. An unforgettable evening featuring the legendary Paul Jones and Tom McGuinness”. Two original members of Manfred Mann, along with the talented Marcus Cliffe, Simon Currie, Pete Riley, and Mike Gorman. This exceptional line-up has become one of the most sought after live bands touring the UK and, in 2026, they are inviting you to celebrate their timeless classics. Enjoy favourites like ‘5-4-3-2-1’, ’Pretty Flamingo’, ‘Mighty Quinn’, and ‘Do Wah Diddy Diddy’, alongside a captivating selection of rhythm and blues-inspired gems and
unforgettable solo successes. It promises to be a thrilling two-hour performance packed with iconic hits, dynamic jazz, and powerful blues.

Or

‘Rhapsody in Blue’ concert with the Tim Kliphuis Trio on Thursday 25th June. The Tim Kliphuis Trio celebrates 20 years on the road with George Gershwin’s classic hit in a masterful new version. A brand-new, virtuosic Rhapsody in Blue with a jazz twist, giving Gershwin’s timeless melodies space to breathe. Other gems include "The Man I Love", "It Ain’t Necessarily So" and "I Loves you Porgy" and the Trio’s iconic arrangement of Aaron Copland’s “Hoedown”.

The Queen’s Hall on Clerk Street in Edinburgh’s Southside is one of the city’s best known small concert venues providing a wide array of music, comedy and performance during the year.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher with contact details to claim the prize

The Edinburgh Food and Drink Academy, the new name for the Edinburgh New Town Cookery School, is offering a one day cookery course for two people. The Academy is well known for offering a wide variety of cookery courses, with 20 to choose from across various skill levels. Whether a taste of Italy, artisan bread making, curries from around the world, Japanese, Spanish or Thai cuisine, to give just some examples, you are sure to find a course that suits you.

The Edinburgh Food and Drink Academy is a central part of the vibrant food and restaurant scene in Edinburgh, referred to as the ‘foodie capital’ of the UK by The Times. This is the place to be to expand
your culinary horizons and immerse yourself in its rich food and drink culture.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The artist Blanka Klimczak Peters has kindly offered this picture of the Holyrood Parliament.

It is a former Printmakers Workshop screenprint of a sketching. The picture is framed and the size is 22x 18 inches (55 x 46 cm).

After a career in teaching at nursery and primary schools, and working with adults in group work and counselling, Blanka Klimczak Peters has taught Art in primary schools. She then studied with artist
Damian Callan in Atelier Art Groups - Sketching to Canvas, at the Leith School of Art Drawing and Painting and Figurative Art at the Edinburgh College of Art. Blanka now works also with egg tempera and pigments and is developing a study of Iconography in Czestochowa.

The lucky winner can collect the painting from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The artist Blanka Klimczak Peters has kindly offered a picture of the Holyrood Parliament. It is mixed media, oils and tempera. The size is 26x23 inches (66cm x59cm).

This work incorporates the landscape and volcanic setting in "Sagrada Família”, Barcelona, that is to say in the style of continuing architectural continuity. The cultural heritage of the upturned boat designs and members' pods allow for contemplation and meditation on their role in how they fairly represent all the Scottish people and their stories. In this piece, the artist hopes to capture such
precepts.

The work was carried out when Blanka Klimczak Peters was studying with the artist Damian Callan at an Atelier Course on Drawing and Painting at Leith School of Art, alongside Kenneth le Riche.

The lucky winner can collect the painting from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The lucky winner of this bid receives an appointment with Dr Orla Crummey, a certified menopause coach and physiotherapist. Dr Crummey is offering a session for peri-post menopausal women to help them perform at work and stay in control of their lives. Her RESET programme involves: Hormone guidance and lifestyle strategies (Sleep, nutrition & exercise) individually tailored to her patient’s life and work. The session would be taken online on a day and time to be mutually agreed with Orla Crummey.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction. This will contain details on how to contact Orla Crummey and book your session.

The winner of this bid receives a remarkable natural Kyanite crystal originating from Brazil, a country celebrated for its extraordinary mineral wealth. Distinguished by its striking sky-blue hue and elegant, blade-like formation, the crystal presents a refined and almost architectural beauty. Mounted on a discreet metal stand, the piece rises with a quiet dignity so making it an ideal decorative natural symmetry evoke a sense of calm, clarity and order, qualities long associated with objects of contemplation and learned environments. This specimen, untreated and preserved in its natural
state, offers an authentic expression of the earth’s artistry, combining delicacy with structural strength.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction to collect the crystal.

The winner of this lot receives the wonderful opportunity to experience the world famous Edinburgh Military Tattoo in August 2026, with dinner at a nearby restaurant.

The two tickets to the Edinburgh Tattoo 2026 can be for a day of your choosing in August 2026 but it is worth bearing in mind that the Tattoo sells out quickly each year. The Edinburgh Tattoo provides an experience like no other. It is a show that brings together the best of British Military with international performances from a global cast. The evening presents emotionally charged entertainment featuring cutting edge lighting, sound and military precision.

In terms of food, there will be a £100 dinner voucher for Dine, Castle Terrace, so as to get a pre-show supper. Dine is an excellent restaurant that is only a stone’s throw from Edinburgh Castle. It is a multi-award winning venue that celebrates the very best of Scotland, with inventive menus that are shaped by the seasons.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher that will contain contact information about the Tattoo tickets and dinner.

A week’s stay for 4 people, in a one double and one twin bedroom house that is fully equipped, very comfortable, cosy and dog friendly.

Escape to this delightful detached holiday cottage, part of the Old Inzievar House Estate, which is situated in beautiful and natural parkland, about 6 miles west of Dunfermline and 1 mile from the historic Culross village and abbey on the Forth Estuary. Old Inzievar Cottage is in a delightfully secluded, rural woodland setting,
surrounded by mature beech woods and rolling farmland. It has been lovingly furnished and benefits from a cosy open fire in the living room and a wood burner in the kitchen. South facing, it has its own private garden, a perfect hideaway for peace and tranquillity. It has been thoughtfully restored to retain many original features and provides spacious, comfortable accommodation. Ideal for relaxing and
enjoying the area and all it has to offer with friends and family. You can curl up with a book in the cosy living room in front of the wood burner on cooler days or sit in the garden with a glass of wine on warmer afternoons.

This rural haven has excellent access to dog friendly walks, cycle paths, and outdoor amenities, but is within easy access of Edinburgh 24 miles, Perth 33 miles and Stirling 18 miles. The nearest shop is ½ mile away, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Large garden with garden furniture. Shared 18-acre natural woodland. Shared tennis court. Parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Dogs welcome.

Please note: There is an unfenced pond in the woodland.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher, which will contain contact information for the owners of the cottage.

A case of wine (red, white, rose and sparkling) from a selection of  quality European
vineyards-several of which the donor has visited. The case includes some fine wines such as a Barolo from Piemonte, and a St Emilion, from Bordeaux Other wines include a red and white loire and a sparkling cremant d’alsace

The case of wine can be collected from the prize giver, who lives in central Edinburgh, or delivered if the winner lives within the bypass.

The lucky winner should collect a voucher from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the
auction, which will contain contact details.

The prize consists of three superb bottles.

The first bottle of wine is a Magnum of Barbera D’Alba, a fine red wine from Piermonte in Italy.

The bottle of Schnapps is a Williamsbrand Reserve Schnapps (41% abv) from Salzburg in Austria.

The champagne is a bottle of Veuve Devalney.

The lucky winner can collect the bottles from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction.

A case of wine (red, white, rose and sparkling) from a selection of  quality European
vineyards, a number of which were purchased by the donor at the vineyard. The case
includes some fine wines such as Chateau Neuf du Pape (very appropriate for a Catholic Charity event) and also a St Emilion, a Red. White and sparkling Loire.

The case of wine can be collected from the prize giver, who lives in central Edinburgh, or delivered if the winner lives within the bypass.

The lucky winner should collect a voucher from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the
auction, which will contain contact details.

The lucky winner of this bid is invited to the spa facilities at Stobo Castle.

The evening spa experience, from 6.00 to 9.30pm, will be filled with relaxation and rejuvenation. The Evening Escape allows the guest to use the award-winning spa facilities at Scotland’s only destination spa. The 25m UV pool, steam rooms, sauna, hydrospa, gym and outdoor hot tubs offer guests plenty to distract them from daily life. As part of the experience, there are also refreshments available to purchase
from The Courtyard Café and The Cocktail Longue.

There is something indescribably magical about Stobo Castle. Perched on a hill amongst rolling grounds, shaded by trees and set around a picturesque loch, the castle effortlessly sets the scene for an experience less ordinary.

The lucky winner obtains the experience of a meal for two and a bottle
of wine at Whighams Wine Bar.

Whighams Wine Bar has something for everyone. Whether one is after a relaxing long lunch or dinner, or a light bite whilst enjoying some delicious wines, it has an option to suit. Whighams Wine Bar prides itself on using the highest quality, locally sourced Scottish produce.

The kitchen team, successfully led by Head Chef Dougie Lyall for many years, use locally sourced produce to create a seafood-based menu. Whilst seafood is the eatery’s passion, there is also a range of veganmand meat-based dishes to satisfy all palates.

Whighams Wine Bar has been around for 41 years and counting, so naturally some dishes have become synonymous with Whighams. To name only a handful of plates, there is the sumptuously creamy Cullen Skink, beautifully fresh Loch Fyne oysters that have been a staple since its inception, the traditional fish and chips made up of a classic beer battered haddock with fries and minted peas and Dougie’s sticky toffee pudding for those with a sweet tooth.

The winner of this lot receives a meal for four at the Cannonball restaurant accompanied by a welcome drink.

Cannonball House is a historic 17th century townhouse, situated next to Edinburgh Castle on the Royal Mile. The restaurant provides intimate and romantic dining in the heart of the Old Town. As one of the restaurants run by the well-known Contini family, dishes change throughout the month to reflect the beautiful seasonality of local Scottish produce.

The three storey building, with full lift access to all levels, houses a private dining room, a cosy cocktail and whisky bar and, on the top floor, a double-height 50 cover restaurant that has stunning views across to the Castle and the city itself.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The winner of this lot receives a meal for four guests, with a bottle of house wine, at the Canopy restaurant in Edinburgh.

Located on the leafy Meadows Walk, Canopy, located within the historic Old Royal Infirmary, now the Edinburgh Futures Institute, offers informal, all day dining for visitors to the city and locals alike.

The diverse menu is thoughtfully crafted to nourish and inspire, so complementing the restaurant’s overall design, values and ethos. Canopy is a place where community, creativity, nurturing and cultural collaboration come together to create memorable experiences and meaningful connections.

Canopy offers a menu of locally sourced classics and seasonal dishes in a biophilic interior design that reflects its natural surroundings. While eating, through its windows, one can admire the transformed Old Royal Infirmary Hospital as well as the pathway leading to one of Edinburgh’s renowned parks, The Meadows.

Please note that the prize must be taken prior to August. The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The winner of this lot receives two concert tickets to see Barbara Dickson at a venue of choice in Scotland.

As a multi-million selling recording artist with an equally impressive Olivier Award winning acting career, Barbara Dickson OBE has firmly established herself as one of the most enduring and popular artists in Britain today.

Her Scottish tour will include the following dates: 25th October at the Carnegie Hall Dunfermline; 27th October at the Eastgate Theatre Peebles; 29th October at the Beacon Arts Centre Greenock; 30th October at the Town House Hamilton; and 31st October at the Lanternhouse Cumbernauld.

In this special semi-acoustic performance, Barbara Dickson and her pianist, Nick Holland, explore her catalogue of songs at an intimate level. Barbara lets the words and melodies take centre stage as she performs a wonderful range of material drawing on her folk roots, contemporary greats and some of her classic hits.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The winner of this lot receives the prize of a visit to the World of Bowling, in Slateford, Edinburgh, with the use of one lane for one hour.

The World of Bowling is proud to be a family-owned and family-friendly bowling venue. It offers the best prices in town for a fun, relaxed atmosphere that everyone can enjoy. As well as games of ten pin bowling, one can enjoy stone-baked pizzas, refreshing milkshakes and the fully licensed bar. The venue is also home to the crazy Retro Portal Mini Golf. There is free parking on its site.

The prize must be used by 22 August 2026.

The successful bidder and up to five guests will be shown around Mansfield Traquair by Professor Elizabeth Cumming, as well as receiving refreshments. Additionally, the bidder will receive a signed copy of Professor Cumming’s comprehensive guide to Phoebe Traquair’s works.

On a mutually agreed date in the summer or autumn, Professor Elizabeth Cumming, a well known historian of Scottish art and design as well as an expert on Phoebe Traquair and her work, will provide a private guided tour for up to six people.

The Mansfield Traquair Centre is one of Edinburgh’s most loved buildings with its grand architecture and exquisite murals of Biblical scenes. Though these walls have long been appreciated, this admiration has only grown since the restoration in 2003. Heritage Portfolio will also provide complimentary refreshments during the tour.

The prize will also include a signed copy of Professor Elizabeth Cumming’s comprehensive guide to Phoebe Traquair’s works executed in such media as manuscripts, enamels and embroidery as well as murals.

Stay for a week in the Wee House, a one bedroom cottage in Muthill, a picturesque conservation village close to Crieff and Auchterarder.

Set in the picturesque Perthshire Countryside, enjoying uninterrupted views over Crieff to the Perthshire hills, the Wee House stands in its own garden space with parking. Originally the chauffeur's accommodation, it has been converted to provide a comfortable living space on one level.

The entrance leads directly into a sitting and dining area with a well-equipped kitchen. There is a dedicated area for boots and coats, which leads to a double bedroom and bathroom with bath and overhead shower.

For more details please see http://www.weehousescotland.co.uk/

The lucky winner can collect a vouched from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction; this will contain details on how to contact the owner of the cottage.

The winner of this lot receives two bottles of Glenfiddich 12 year single malt. Glenfiddich is the largest single malt Scotch whisky brand in the world. It has been distilled in Dufftown in the heart of Speyside, where Glenfiddich has been crafting exceptional whisky since 1887, so making it one of the most iconic distilleries. The core of its range is the light, fruity notes of the 12 year old single malt.

The lucky winner can collect the two bottles from the staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The winner of this lot receives two bottles of whisky, Laphroaig and Celt.

For the Laphroaig Oak Select, the Islay distillery has taken whisky from a number of different types of cask, including oloroso sherry butts, white American oak, Pedro Ximenez seasoned hoggies, quarter casks and first-fill bourbon casks. As a result, this whisky does not pack a huge punch of peat, which might be just the ticket for introducing someone to the wonders of Islay's smoky expressions.

The Penderyn Celt is a single malt whisky finished in ex-peated quarter casks. This results in mild aromas of peat smoke, early morning at the rocky seaside and warm marmalade on toast, all competing for attention.

The lucky winner can collect the two bottles from the staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The winner of this lot receives two bottles of cognac: Courvoisier VS and Chambord Liqueur.

Courvoisier VS is an elegant and harmonious cognac. Floral, oaky notes and deeper fruit flavours pair perfectly in this signature VS cognac blend.

Chambord, a raspberry liqueur, is modelled after one produced in the Loire Valley during the late 17th century. Made from red and black raspberries, Madagascan vanilla, Moroccan citrus peel, honey and XO cognac, it is perfect as the base for many cocktails.

The lucky winner can collect the two bottles from the staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The winner of this prize receives two bottles of Glayva blended scotch whisky liqueur and Archangel Cardinals sloe wine.

Glayva is a liqueur originally produced in 1947 in Leith, Edinburgh. It is made from a blend of aged Scotch whiskies, a selected range of spices, tangerines, cinnamon, almonds and honey, so creating a deep golden colour and a distinctive flavour.

Archangel distillery in Norfolk produces 'Cardinalis' Fortified Sloe Wine. Full of rich sloe flavour, it takes two years to make and is the perfect accompaniment to a top-quality cheese.

The lucky winner can collect the two bottles from the staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

This prize consists of a three-course lunch with wine for up to three guests at the Great Hall of Lincoln's Inn, with Professor Mark Watson-Gandy OBE, who is the Chancellor of the Association of British Members of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of St John of Jerusalem, of Rhodes and of Malta. The Great Hall is reputed to be one of the most beautiful dining rooms in London.

The winner will also receive a signed hardback copy of Professor’s book “Simple Contract Law”, which has been described in reviews as ‘the first law book you will actually enjoy reading’ together with one of Gordon Collett’s original cartoons from the book.

The date would be mutually agreed between Professor Mark Watson-Gandy and the winner of the prize but it must be taken before December 2027.

The lucky winner should collect an envelope with contact details of Mark Watson-Gandy at the end of the evening. Please see the Jumblebee staff at their desk.

This Royal Miraj Premium Luxbaya is a wrap-over dress produced by Mansion 28 for Wolf and Badger. In providing an elegant silhouette with its soft drape, the Royal Miraj Premium Luxbaya is designed to offer both comfort and sophistication. The dress is expertly crafted from a luxurious silk blend and it is adorned with radiant baguette-cut detailing for a touch of refined glamour while ensuring effortless comfort and coverage.

Royal Miraj pairs striking colour with superior craftsmanship so making it a true wardrobe investment for those who value luxury and individuality. One size fits all, the dress could be suitable for a summer party, a beach event or an overdress for the pool. The dress is still in its original box and a complimentary scarf is included.

Mansion 28 is a luxury fashion house redefining modest-wear through bold, striking designs that blend modesty with high fashion. Our signature ‘Luxbayas’ represent a reinvention of the classic abaya and open up modest fashion to women of all backgrounds and beliefs. Each piece is mindfully designed with striking colours and intricate details that command attention and celebrate confidence.

The lucky winner should visit the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect the dress in its original box.

The lucky winner of this lot has the opportunity to dine at High Table at an Oxford college. The dinner is to be taken during term time on selected dates with one of the Companions of the Order of Malta, Dr Peter Juhasz, who is a lecturer at Brasenose and has been a policy adviser at the Order’s Permanent Observer Mission to the United Nations in New York.

Before the meal, Dr Peter Juhasz will give a short, guided tour of Brasenose College, which was founded in 1509 and has many rooms dating back to the 17th century.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction, which will contain details of how to contact Dr Peter Juhasz and agree a suitable date.

The winner of this lot receives the prize of a Bespoke Floral Experience. Transform your home with a stunning long-lasting flower display by renowned Edinburgh florist Stems, expertly crafted to complement your space.

This prize includes a personal colour consultation to ensure every bloom is perfectly suited to your interior, so the arrangement feels truly made for you.

The consultation can take place in-person in Edinburgh or via Zoom for those further afield. Similarly, your display, created in the Stems studio, can be for collection or arranged in your home if you are based in Edinburgh.

Stems is Edinburgh’s best-known boutique florist with a reputation for bringing the “wow factor” to any wedding or event. With over 34 years’ experience designing quality, cutting-edge floral displays, Stems is regarded as one of the most stylish family-run florists in Edinburgh whose discerning clients return time after time.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

This prize consists of a large abstract painting. It has been created and donated by a supporter of the Order of Malta, and would be a most welcome addition to your home.

The size is 19 by 23 inches (50 by 78 cm) approximately.

This prize consists of a small abstract painting. It has been created and donated by a supporter of the Order of Malta, and would be a most welcome addition to your home.

The size is 12 by 16 inches (30 by 40 cm) approximately.

The prize is a family visit (up to two adults and three children) to the Fort Douglas adventure playground in Dalkeith Country Park.

With this trip, you can discover Fort Douglas adventure playground. This is the place where adventurers can let their imaginations and feet run wild! Bridges, slides, turreted treehouses, zip wires, rope bridges, climbing walls, jumping pillows and tunnels all await! This is the perfect place for children up to 12 years. There is also the mini-maze play area for pre-schoolers.

The adventure playground is contained in Dalkeith Country Park, a park that contains 1,000 acres of history, walks, shopping, food and adventure, all in a beautiful setting just a few miles from Edinburgh.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

Please bring the voucher with you on the day of your visit and present it at the entry cabin.

The prize is a visit to the World of Football, with the use of a 5 or 7 a side football pitch for one hour at either the site in the north or in the west of Edinburgh.

For over 20 years, World of Football has been the home of 5 a side football in Edinburgh as well as the city’s best site for 7 a side matches. With two fantastic centres across the city, it is proud to be
Edinburgh’s leading indoor football facility offering small-sided games all year round on covered pitches.

The World of Football has two sites. One is located behind the iconic venue, The Edinburgh Corn Exchange, in the Slateford area of Edinburgh. The second is located on Marine Drive near Silverknowes
Golf course and Gypsy Brae, forming part of the Capital’s waterfront along the Firth of Forth.

The prize must be used by 22 August 2026.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

Stay at Traquair House, near Innerleithen in Peebleshire, Scotland’s oldest inhabited house.

The prize allows the winning bidder to stay in one of the three spacious double en suite bedrooms, all furnished with antique furniture, canopied beds and includes a full Scottish breakfast and tour of the house.

The Pink Room is a luxurious suite on the first floor of the house overlooking the maze. Originally Lord Traquair’s room, it contains an 18th century trompe l’oeil over the fireplace. Please note the Pink
Room is not available November to April.

The Blue and White Rooms are in the late 17th century wing of the House. They are on the ground floor and adjacent to the Lower Drawing Room, a space where guests can relax in the evening in front of an open fire. The Blue Room looks onto Cupid’s Garden while the White Room has excellent views up to the Bear Gates.

Traquair Castle dates from 1107 and was used by a long line of Scottish Kings before it became the home of the Stuarts in 1491. It is still lived in by the family and is now well known as the oldest inhabited and most romantic house in Scotland. It has a long and famous Catholic history: the famous Bear Gates at the top of the main drive, built in 1739, were closed in 1745 following the visit of Bonnie Prince Charlie when the 5th Earl promised they would never be opened again until the Stuarts returned to the throne.

The stay can be taken anytime in the coming 12 months, depending on available dates.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening to collect a voucher with contact details to claim the prize.

The prize is a wonderful painting of Sular, Iceland, by the artist Jenny Bruce. Sular is a mountain in North Iceland, close to the fjord Eyjafjörður, which is one of the longest fjords in the country.

Jenny Bruce is a visual artist, arts activator and historical researcher. Throughout her career, she has exhibited in Britain and abroad. She continues to exhibit locally in Caithness and for major Scottish exhibitions.

Much of her work relates to the heritage of Caithness, whether archaeological or historical, and is expressed in various mediums: from oil, watercolour and mixed media paintings, to slate collages and
sculpture.

The lucky winner can collect the painting from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

The winner of this lot wins as a prize one day’s tuition. This would allow you to take part in one of several classes from the School available during the year. The classes are highly varied, from landscape to mixed media flowers.

No qualification or experience is needed to come to classes at the Edinburgh Drawing School. It aims to appeal to both absolute beginners looking to take their first steps into drawing and to professional
artists, who would enjoy the camaraderie of a group dynamic. The School offers a wonderful, creative and inspiring environment where artists of all abilities can mix, taking encouragement from not just
the tutor but from each other.

All classes are taught by working, established artists. The School uses experienced and professional life and portrait models. Having focused initially on life drawing, the range of classes offered has grown with demand and the lessons now cover oil painting, abstract, landscape, still life, floral and portrait subjects, as well as calligraphy and illustration.

Children and teens also benefit from traditional drawing and painting classes which they would otherwise not experience in school.

We also can work for wedding present commissions to paint floral still lives of thr bride's bouquet, or send an artist to wedding to capture your special day as an alternative option to a private class.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction. This will contain details on how to contact the Edinburgh Drawing School and book your session.

Enjoy peace of mind with a complete boiler service and heating health check. The engineer will thoroughly inspect, clean and test your boiler to ensure that it is safe, efficient, and working as it should. All checks include gas safety testing. At the end, you will receive a digital service certificate for your records.

JHP Services is a family run heating and plumbing company serving homes across Edinburgh. They take pride in delivering reliable, high quality workmanship, with a focus on getting the job done right the first time. Friendly, professional and always there when you need them.

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

This evocative landscape centres on a solitary tree set against a luminous evening sky, its twisting, organic branches rendered in bold silhouette. The artist captures the quiet drama of sunset through a
harmonious blend of soft blues, purples, and glowing orange light, creating a scene that is both tranquil and atmospheric.

The work reflects a deep familiarity with the subject, lending the composition both intimacy and character.

The artist, Delyth Reid, is a member of the Glasgow Art Club. Her work draws on both close engagement with nature and a scientific sensibility, resulting in compositions that are both expressive and carefully observed.

The painting was produced for the Glasgow Art Club’s recent exhibition.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction, either to collect the painting or to agree a day to collect it.

This striking composition presents a familiar landscape transformed through a fractured, reflective perspective, as if viewed through broken glass. The silhouetted tree—defined by its intricate, curling
branches—emerges against a richly coloured sunset sky of soft blues, violets, and warm amber tones.

The interplay between structure and fragmentation gives the work a dynamic, almost architectural quality.

The artist, Delyth Reid, is a member of the Glasgow Art Club. Her work is inspired by the natural world and informed by her scientific background.

The painting was produced for the Glasgow Art Club’s recent exhibition.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction, either to collect the painting or to agree a day to collect it.

This painting depicts a sunlit streetscape of St Julian’s, Malta, rendered in warm ochres, soft blues, and luminous tones that capture the distinctive Mediterranean light. The composition balances
architectural structure with expressive brushwork, evoking both place and atmosphere.

The artist, Joe Broadley, is an award-winning Scottish painter inspired by the Impressionists and the Scottish Colourists. His work and sensitivity to light.

A long-standing exhibiting artist with the Paisley Art Institute, his work has been shown widely across the UK and internationally.

The painting was produced for the Glasgow Art Club’s recent exhibition.

The lucky winner should contact the Jumblebee desk at the end of the auction, either to collect the painting or to agree a day to collect it.

This prize consists of two passes to Glasgow’s “The Night With…” 2027
arts festival, which runs from 26-28 February 2027. Featuring a range
of internationally acclaimed performers and musical world premieres;
this is a must for every culture vulture!

The lucky winner can collect a voucher from the friendly staff on the
Jumblebee desk at the end of the evening.

This prize consists of a large wall hanging (90cm by 110 cm) of the
first 68 Grand Masters of the Order of Malta. It would make an
eye-catching addition to the home of any Order member or student of
history.

Please note that the print is unframed.

The lucky winner should collect their print at the end of the evening.
Please see the Jumblebee staff at their desk.

This prize consists of two access passes to DisneyLand Paris on a
date of mutual agreement. This could make a lovely addition to a
romantic Parisian holiday or a family trip.

Please note that travel and accommodation are not included.

The lucky winner should collect their voucher at the end of the
evening. Please see the Jumblebee staff at their desk.

This prize consists of a private tour of the College of Arms in
London, followed by a drink with Somerset Herald, Mark Scott. This
chance to experience a unique slice of British history with an
heraldic expert has proved to be a highly sought-after lot in the
past!
The lucky winner should collect their voucher at the end of the
evening. Please see the Jumblebee staff at their desk.

The winner of this lot receives two tickets to the international
prizewinning Edinburgh Gilbert and Sullivan Society’s production of
“Iolanthe” at the newly-reopened Kings Theatre, Edinburgh, 14-17
October 2026. The prize includes an interval drink, and programme.

An optional backstage tour could be arranged at the discretion of the company.

The date of performance attendance will be agreed with the winning bidder.

The lucky winner should collect an envelope with contact details of
EDGAS Secretary Annabel Hamid at the end of the evening. Please see
the Jumblebee staff at their desk.

The lucky winner bidder will be gifted many children’s books by Molly
Arbuthnott, former teacher and graduate of a Masters in Children’s
Literature at Glasgow University.

The lucky winner will acquire a substantial number of children’s books
by Molly Arbuthnott. Molly Arbuthnott had been a teacher for seven
years before completing a Masters in Children’s Literature at Glasgow
University and, from there, becoming a writer of children’s books. The
loss of a family Siamese cat on a ferry seemed like an appropriate
place to start. The honest and gentle stories are loosely based on
family or friends who have been important to Molly. They laud things
we have to celebrate in our world as well as teach children to look
out for others, to work as a team and not to be afraid of doing what
is right.

The lucky winner can collect the books at the end of the Ball by
seeing the Jumblebee staff at their desk.