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Your support makes all the difference.If you've ever wondered where to get your hands on an Elton John stage outfit designed by Versace, a Patrick Cox "Wannabe" scooter (right) or an original work by Damien Hirst, London Lighthouse has the answer. The Aids charity has all this and more - including a cruise to Venice, the Greek islands and Athens; a David Linley console table; a part in the next Duncan "Four Weddings and a Funeral" Kenworthy film and a limited- edition carriage clock donated by the Princess of Wales shortly before her death - on offer at their auction at Phillips on Thursday. There'll also be the chance to take part in a grand draw. The whole event is a fund-raiser for Lighthouse's Capital Appeal, which aims to increase support for men, women and children affected by HIV and Aids.
Phillips, 101 New Bond St, W1 (info: 0181-383 5767) 6.30pm Thur 20 Nov. Tickets are pounds 45, including champagne reception, catalogue and canapes
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