The stunning pearl necklace with diamond and gold double link clasp raffled at the Scottish premiere of The Battle for Hill 112 – A Canterbury Tale to raise money for the Hill 112 Memorial Foundation was won by Mark McVie, who lives in Edinburgh.
The 18th green golf flag signed by Tommy Fleetwood was won by Mrs Callander, the wife of Lord Lieutenant of Lothian Col Richard Callander LVO OBE TD, and the Magnum of Taittinger Champagne went to Mr Paul White, from Canterbury in Kent.
The city’s Lord Provost, Robert Aldridge, welcomed guest to the successful charity film premiere at the Dominion Cinema, Edinburgh, in March
The Battle for Hill 112 – A Canterbury Tale tells the story of one of the most crucial battles of World War Two in which 7,000 men, many of them from Scottish regiments, were killed.
Edward Green, who donated the necklace, enjoyed a distinguished career as managing director of both Mappin and Webb and Garrard the Crown Jewellers and as President of Asprey in the United States. He is a board member of the National Galleries of Scotland and a Deputy to the Lord Lieutenant for Edinburgh.
"We are incredibly grateful to Edward for donating this stunning prize and for all those people who so generously bought tickets," commented foundation chair Annette Figg.
The photo below shows committee member Heather Standen, chair Annette Oliver, film-maker Peter Williams, Lord Provost Robert Aldridge, Mark McKie, winner of the £2,000 pearl necklace, and secretary Fred Ross.
