An Arizona State Questers Antique Fair is set for Wednesday, Feb. 18, at the Tempe History Museum, 809 E. Southern Avenue.

The hours are 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Arizona Quester chapters will display tables of their finest antiques, with cookies and coffee served during the day. There is no charge to the public and the objective is to acquaint people with the Questers organization and to enjoy the variety of exhibits.

There are no sales, only displays.

Vintage hats and clothing, Jadite, Bakelite, china, match safes, barbed wire and glasses with advertising, plus wedding cake toppers and many other treasures will be on display.

Sean Morton of Morton Appraisals from Scottsdale and a member of the Antique Appraisal Association of America will be there to give verbal appraisals (not written) of antique treasures; no guns, coins or stamps. His fee will be $15 per item and limited to two items each.

Morton is a certified, licensed and insured appraiser that provides fair market and insurance appraisals for estates and individuals.

He also works as a national representative helping clients consign to nationally recognized auction houses. This is a great opportunity to discover what your prized possessions are worth and to meet Morton.

The Questers is an international organization founded in 1944 in Philadelphia, and today there are over 14,000 members in 44 states and two Canadian provinces.