April 25, 2024
1930's CROWN DEVON/FIELDINGS MUSICAL TANKARD - GEORGE VI CORONATION
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You are bidding on a really lovely Musical tankard manufactured by one of England's oldest porcelain producers Crown Devon Fieldings & Co. This tankard is to commemorate the coronation of King George VI on may 12th 1937. It really is a lovely piece. It is 5" in height to the rim, and is 3 1/2" in diameter also at the rim. The musical piece is entitled "Here's a health unto his majesty" and the works are in full working order. It is in good condition (70+ years) with the no chips, cracks, any signs of repair and light crazing to all the surface. The logo is unmarked denoting 1st quality when manufactured. It will be packed to keep it in such condition - Please check out my feedback . bidding for this rare item starts at just £29.99 How ridiculously low is that for a discontinued Crown Devon musical tankard in this condition?? Thanks for looking and !!! Please check out the other quality items I have listed. I always combine postage on multiple items purchased. SHIPPING; I am not responsible for breakages caused by transport in the postal system so I ask that all successful buyers contact me before paying their invoice to enquire as to postal insurance and if they require it, as buyers will be responsible for any claims as a result of uninsured items. All items are robustly wrapped in bubble wrapand will be dispatched within
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