HM King George V & HM Queen Mary, Royal Family Print

Price: £55

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This Antique Royal Family Print features His Majesty King George V & Her Majesty Queen Mary, together with their six children. Whilst capturing a glimpse of an early 20th-century British monarchy, it epitomises an important historical and rare, even poignant domestic scene which includes the Prince John. Prince John was much protected, almost isolated, due to his illness (Severe Epilepsy and a form of Autism or Pervasive Development Disorder), and lived most of his life, cared for by his Governess on the Monarch's Sandringham Estate, until his death, at the age of 13, in 1919. The gilded frame has sustained some past damage but has been effectively repaired. The framed Print measures 11.5 x 9.5 inches and is in good condition, no damage and no signs of fading.

Seller Details

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Business Name: Abbott Antiques & Collectables, Norfolk
Name: Fr. Paul
Email: Abbottantiquesandcollectables@gmail.com
Phone: 01692 538161
Website: https://www.abbottantiquesandcollectables.com

Address:
Norfolk,
United Kingdom.

Note:
Abbott Antiques is a small business selling antique and collectable quality items at affordable prices. We specialise in Curiosities, Religious pieces, Items of Provenance, miniature, rare and interesting items, although as a general dealer we sell a variety of items. Our belief is to encourage people in their collecting. We have many years of experience, having traded from our shop, various Antique Centres in Norfolk, selling both to local and international collectors and dealers. We offer also a 'finding service' and undertake research, at no extra cost. Personally, we collect little, although we are very fond of automata, having a small collection of such items.