Vintage from the 1900s

Materials: Brass

Description

Edwardian Coronation of King Edward VII Souvenir Photobook Charm
Edwardian, 1902
Souvenir photograph album charm made to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII, possibly given away to guests attending. The cover is finished in red enamel (naturally), with the king's monogram, ER, over the year, 1902, with crown above. The back features the floral emblems of the (then) three nations, England, Scotland, and Ireland, and each page inside features a photograph of one member of his royal line. In order: King Edward VII himself; Alexandra of Denmark, his wife; George (later King George V), his son; George's wife, Mary of Teck; his grandson who would later be crowned King Edward VIII, albeit very briefly and ending in scandal; and finally his mother, the late Queen Victoria. Crafted in pinchbeck and secured closed by a little catch on the side
MEASUREMENTS 3/4"H x 1/2"W very tiny
Condition is good condition with signs of wear on the outside and inside is in good condition with signs of wear with one of the pics with heavy wear. see pics.

Reserve: $59.00

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