Royalty

This is a neat silver plate royal commemorative teaspoon with an elegant art deco design and the profiles of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of England who are the parents of the current Queen Elizabeth II. The tea spoon, coffee spoon or demitasse spoon was made for their coronation in 1937 as king and queen of England. The spoon measures 4.5 inches long. The teaspoon must not have been used as the plate is perfect. The spoon is marked A The Alex Clark Co Ltd. A great piece of royal memorabilia.

Special Pricing Original $45.00) QUEEN ELIZABETH COR0NATION PAPER DOLLS AND COLORING BOOK Published by The Saalfield Publishing Company. This book is in pretty good condition with the exception of the back page where it appears the owner was going to remove the cut-out dolls of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth - they have been partially punctured as if ready to remove. They are intact as dolls however. The Prince Charles and Princess Anne dolls are still connected to the page. The rest of the book is unused. A real piece of history in this book as the pages and clothing take you through the coronation experience. Measurements head to stand: Prince Philip 10-3/4 ; Queen Elizabeth 9-1/2 ; Prince Charles 5-1/2 ; Princess Anne 4-1/2 .

SALE SPECIAL! PRINCESS DIANA LADY OF FASHION table-top book. Introduction by Martina Shaw 63 pages Jacket has protective sleeve cover Printed 1983 Greenwich House Listed in the 1999 Price Guide: Diana Collecting on a Princess, by Charles Noble. Reg. Price $28.00

A bone china dish for the 1977 silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeth. With original box. Dish in excellent condition. Some light wear to the box.

Number 27 of a limited edition of only 50. Chown bone china. Wife of Edward Duke of Kent - grandson of King George V. Family information on the back. See all photos.

An unusual pottery tankard with a raised named profile of Prince Charles by Holkham Pottery (Norfolk, England). Prince of Wales feathers with Caernarvon' (Castle) July 1st 1969 on the back. In excellent condition.

This is a wonderful porcelain mug manufactured by Duchess, Staffordshire England in 1935 to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of King George V and Queen Mary who were the grandparents of the present Queen Elizabeth II. The sepia portraits are surrounded by color flags with inscription and a dedication on the back with gold trim. The graphics are excellent. The mug measures 3 inches high by 3 in diameter and is in excellent, mint condition with no chips, cracks, restorations or wear. A neat bit of history and royal memorabilia.

A good hand finished bone china plate with coat of arms, flags and banners over a pale yellow background. Banner reads To commemorate the glorious 60 years reign of England's beloved Queen Victoria and India's Empress . In very good condition.

A bone china AYNSLEY mug with color portrait of The Queen Mother. The back has the family tree. In mint condition with original box (minor wear to the box only).

21st BIRTHDAY George Granville Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, 5th Duke of Sutherland, PC, KT (29 August 1888 - 1 February 1963), styled Earl Gower until 1892 and Marquess of Stafford between 1892 and 1913, he was a British Conservative politician. Made by S Fielding & Co(Ltd). Stoke on Trent. 2 small hairlines but overall in good condition.

A 6 3/4 1911 contintental porcelain plate with a color portrait and inset portrait of Prince Edward (LATER KING EDWARD VIII abdicated 1936). A banner reading 'One flag - One empire - One king - One fleet'. In very good condition.

This is a neat medal commemorationg the royal visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, the parents of Queen Elizabeth II, of England to South Africa in 1947. The medal measures 1.25 inches in diameter and has the original pin. The medal is in very good condition but has a several spots of oxidizing. A great piece of royal memorabilia or history.

A 1953 mug with raised profiles of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Very good condition with slight wear to the gilded rim.

This is a vintage tea plate made to commemorate the silver jubilee 1910-1935 of King George V and Queen Mary of England. The 6.75 inch in diameter porcelain plate has sepia portraits and color flags, dedications, a crown and other graphics surrounding the couple. There is a gold rim, but the gold is missing in one area by the portraits. The plate is marked Made In England, G and some incised numbers that aren't too legible. The plate shows little wear and the design is in very good condition. There are no chips, cracks or restorations on the plate. A great royal memorabilia momento.

The Royal Family - # 2l of a 24 series. Orbis publication - London,England Pages 641 to 672 in series. Guess who's coming? ( 5 full pages, picturs, articles of attendance by members of the royal family) -From Viena with love -Princess Michael of Kent(from Viena with love 5 pages of pictures --Busy,busy,busy ( 6 pages of engagements attended by members of the royal family) Family fortunes (Dianas family) Royal rejoicing (public ceremonies ) The company of knights ()Order of the british empire)

THE ROYAL FAMILY - # 13 of 24 in series. An Orbis publication- London england - 385 page to 416 in the series. Princess Diana on cover - Prince Philip on back cover - The Student Prince ()Prince Edward - An everyday story (Pictures of daily lives of royal family) The jewels of the crown ( Queens collection of jeweliery is one of most expensive in world pictured with female members of royal family including Pr. Di.- Royal ladies at their leisures ( Various queens and royalty at leisure) King of hearts - King Edward VII(article & pictures) At home in the Highlands

A large bone china plate in presentation box commissioned by the Rushcliffe Borough Council for the 1977 Silver Jubilee with certificate of authentication. No makers mark. In excellent condition.

1937 BEAKER FOR PRINCESS ELIZABETH (LATER QUEEN ELIZABETH II). MADE AT THE TIME OF THE CORONATION OF HER FATHER KING GEORGE VI. FRONT PORTRAIT OF THE PRINCESS NAMED ON THE BACK. BASE MARKED WEDGWOOD & CO. LTD. VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME ALL OVER AGE CRAZING.

A very hard to find lithophane (hold the base to the light to view a named portrait of King George V). See all pictures. The front has very good color portraits of the King, Queen Mary and an inset of the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII) over a banner reading 'One flag - one empire - one king - one fleet'. Usual wear to the top rim gilding otherwise in excellent condition.

A 7 x 1 deep bowl marked 'Baby's Plate' for the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in 1937. In good condition with light all over crazing and some age wear to the rim gilding.