1930s settee sold for £2,200
The money raised from the sale of an art deco sofa found at one of the Island's amenity sites will go towards helping a community centre.
The 1930s settee went under the hammer at the weekend, selling for £2,200.
Proceeds of the sale will now go towards the Jurby and Northern Community Initiatives.
Angela Quaggin is from there, and has been telling Manx Radio how they're planning to use the money:
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