Vintage Queen Elizabeth II 1953 Coronation Bone China Portrait Plaque Cameo

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This product is a vintage bone china portrait plaque featuring Queen Elizabeth II, made in the United Kingdom to commemorate her 1953 coronation. The plaque captures a moment in British royal history and is a collectible item perfect for fans of royalty and historical memorabilia. It is an official release, adding to its authenticity and value as a piece of royal memorabilia from the Queen’s coronation. Edges have small chips on the back (see photos) not visible from the front (see photos). Measures 3 x 3.75 inches. Please feel free to message me with any questions! I offer combined shipping.

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Old Coronation 1953 Tin Tray Queen Elizabeth II King Philip English Service Vtg

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This Vintage Old Coronation 1953 Tin Tray is a collectible piece that commemorates the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II and King Phillip. The tin tray features a royal theme, making it a unique and historical memorabilia item for collectors interested in British royalty. Its vintage nature adds to its charm and significance, serving as a nostalgic reminder of a significant event in British history. As seen in the photos it is missing the feet and is a little bit rough on the middle edges. Also a chip in one of the handles

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British Royal Family Memorabilia Kodachrome Slide 1981 Princess Diana

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This is an original 1981 Kodachrome slide photograph featuring an interior scene of a store or exhibition displaying numerous commemorative plates and other collectible items related to the British Royal Family. Many items prominently feature Princess Diana and Prince Charles, reflecting the popularity of royal memorabilia from that era. A person in uniform is visible in the background, tending to the display. This vintage slide offers a unique glimpse into the cultural phenomena surrounding the British monarchy in the early 1980s. The slide mount is marked “SEP 81A3,” indicating it was processed in September 1981. It also includes the number “16.” This listing includes 1x original Kodachrome slide, processed by Kodak, as pictured.

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