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Royal Doulton King Edward VIII | Coronation 12th May 1937 beaker Curnock the flower is celebrated with

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Description

the flower is celebrated with leaves that appear to float lightly as petals at the base of the design before erupting into blousy

Approx 20 cm (8 inches) tall

(Berkshire Pig)

He became adept at using firearms and he bowie knife and became known for his wild gambling

Approx 13cms (5 1/8") across

Royal Doulton King Edward VIII | Coronation 12th May 1937 beaker Curnock the flower is celebrated withRoyal Doulton King Edward VIII Coronation 12th May 1937 beaker A fine quality piece, commemorating the abandoned coronation of Edward VIII which was due to take place at Westminster Abbey on 12 May 1937. Preparations had already begun and souvenirs were on sale when Edward VIII decided to abdicate on 11 December 1936. He did this because the public were outraged at his attempt to marry Wallis Simpson, who had previously divorced. His coronation was

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