I am continuing with part 3 of the wedding gifts received by Prince Charles and Princess Diana at their Royal Wedding in 1981 from the gift catalog of the gift exhibition held at St. James Palace after the wedding.
205. Wedgwood glass decanter and 24 tumblers Staffordshire CntyCouncil
206. Herend porcelain salmon dish Gen'l Trading Co, London
207. large handbell used at Gordonstoun school Scotland
208. Georgia silver salver arms of George IV Florence, Italy
209. Herend porcelain ducks Scotland
213. a book "Collecting Miniatures" by Daphne Foskett Cheshire
214. a milk jug and covered butter dish London
215. a Herend porcelain rooster London
220. walking stick w/ badger's head, 8 Newmarket leg
bandages for horses Leicestershire
223. Herend porcelain owl Berkshire
226. handworked Irish linen traycloths Norfolk
228. Staffordshire china cheese knife Cheshire
230. set of 8 gold and enamel coffee spoons Surrey
232. set of table mats Berkshire
234. 2 pairs of wood salt & pepper grinders London
246. a decorated egg Northumberland
247. box of decorated soaps Blackpool
248. a wooden egg timer Hereford
250. a lace garter made by the donor USA
251. green velvet lavender pin cushion Australia
252. a decorated egg Kent
254. 2 "Wedding Day" cups and saucers London
256. a Welsh carved wooden love spoon Wales
257. book "Happiness and How To Find It Wales
258. a silver bunny ring minder W Sussex
259. a box of Highland Toffee Scotland
265. a small lucky mascot London
268. a grain of rice in a silver container with a Good Luck
message on it & mini spy glass to read it Sussex
269. book "Language Of The Flowers" USA
270. a Bible and small silver sugar tongs Wiltshire
As the last gift I covered today was a pair of sugar tongs, I have added the above photo of n English hallmarked pair of spoon ended sugar tongs at Time Was Antiques as an example. I don't know if theirs were spoon ends or claw ends, but there is a claw end pair from our stock at Time Was Antiques:
To see more info on either one, just click on the photo.
It's raining again here, but we had 2 lovely, sunny days. We could clearly see the coast of Vancouver Island, and the areas surrounding Victoria, B.C. Canada across the Strait of Juan De Fuca. Gorgeous! We have had 3 Orca playing in the harbor of Port Angeles, inside the breakwater for the last 2 days as well. How fun! They were easily seen from the docks and Coho Ferry. This is a fairly unusual thing, so a great excitement to us locals.
Have a great day, and have a cup of tea with a friend.
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