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George V (George Frederick Ernest Albert; 3 June 1865 – 20 January 1936) was King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions, and Emperor of India, from 6 May 1910 until his death in 1936.
Mary of Teck (Victoria Mary Augusta Louise Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes; 26 May 1867 – 24 March 1953) was Queen of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions, and Empress of India, from 6 May 1910 until 29 January 1936 as the wife of King-Emperor George V.
Below is a recent realized price for a King George V and Mary of Teck signed oversized photo. We at Nate D. Sanders Auctions can obtain up to these amounts or more for you:
King George V and Mary of Teck Signed Oversized Photo. Sold for nearly $5,000.
Here is another photo of Prince George and Princess Mary on their wedding day
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King George VI worn top hat. Plush silk top hat features print to the silk lining that features a Henry Heath Ltd. logo and reads, ”By Special Appointment / to His Majesty the King / Established in the reign of King George IV, 1822 / 105 to 109 Oxford St / London, W.”. Initials ”HRH” appear in gilt beneath. Accompanied by a photo of King George wearing the hat. Displayed in a mirror backed glass and wooden case upon a mahogany and cast iron stand, measuring 16” x 16” x 15”. Hat measures 5.75” in height. Wear to sweatband, else near fine. An excellent piece of King George memorabilia. Sold for $27,500.
King George VI’s Briefcase From WWII — Includes Large Lot of Wartime Photographs Within
King George VI worn top hat. Plush silk top hat features print to the silk lining that features a Henry Heath Ltd. logo and reads, ”By Special Appointment / to His Majesty the King / Established in the reign of King George IV, 1822 / 105 to 109 Oxford St / London, W.”. Initials ”HRH” appear in gilt beneath. Accompanied by a photo of King George wearing the hat. Displayed in a mirror backed glass and wooden case upon a mahogany and cast iron stand, measuring 16” x 16” x 15”. Hat measures 5.75” in height. Wear to sweatband, else near fine. An excellent piece of King George memorabilia. Sold for $27,500.
Mary of Teck Silver Cigarette Case Given to Her Son Prince Edward in 1925
Cigarette case gifted by Mary of Teck to her son Prince Edward in 1925. Silver case features a basket weave pattern and gilt interior. An engraved line within reads, ”Darling David from Mama, God bless you, 1925”. Edward’s full name is Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David and the royal family referred to him as David. Case bears the British import marks L.C.B & Co., Ltd., 1925. Measures approximately 4.25” x 3.25” x 0.5”. Near fine. Provenance from Sotheby’s sale, The Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor, held in Geneva on 3 April 1987, lot 220. Sold for $12,183.
Mary of Teck Silver Cigarette Case Gifted to Her Son Prince Edward in 1913
Cigarette case gifted by Mary of Teck to her son Prince Edward in 1913. Silver case features an allover reeded design and gilt interior. An engraved line within reads, ”David from Mama, Xmas 1913”. Though Edward’s full name is Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David, the royal family referred to him as David. Case opens with a jewel-encrusted thumb piece to a gilt interior featuring a vesta compartment and fusee aperture. By W. Hornby, 1909. Bears British import marks L.C.B & Co., Ltd., 1925. Measures approximately 3.5” x 2.25” x 0.75”. Near fine. Provenance from Sotheby’s sale, The Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor, held in Geneva on 3 April 1987, lot 218. Sold for $12,183.
King George V and Queen Consort Mary signed copy of ”The King’s Book”, published for the 25th Silver Jubilee anniversary of King George V’s monarchy. Raphael Tuck & Sons: London: 1935. The Royal couple signs upon the fly-leaf, ”George R.I. / 1910-1935” which appears above ”Mary R” elegantly signed. Contents include: George’s 1934 Christmas address that reads in part ”…I send a special greeting to the peoples of my dominions overseas. Through them the family has become a fellowship of free nations…”; mounted black & white official portrait photos of both King and Queen; and essays on each nation governed by the United Kingdom, accompanied by beautiful mounted illustrations. Bound in red leather boards, with silver coat of arms and embossed lettering. Silver edged pages and backstrip. 35pp. book measures 9.50” x 12.25”. Portraits measure 6” x 8” and illustrations measure 6” x 8.75”. Fading to front board and bumping to corners. Wear on backstrip leather with slight tear and light foxing throughout. Overall very good condition of a captivating book. Sold for $1,892.
King George I Signed Appointment Concerning The Famous “Regiment of Invalids” — From 1719 — With JSA COA
Document signed by King George I in 1719, concerning the “Regiment of Invalids”, the 41st regiment of the British army that consisted entirely of patients who had recently been discharged from London’s Chelsea Hospital. George boldly signs “George R” to the top of the document, which appoints Benjamin Wellington, Jr. as ensign of the regiment, then commanded by Colonel Edmund Fielding. Vellum document is countersigned by James Stanhope, the first minister of England. Measures 13.5″ x 9.75″. Light red staining to upper right from where the document was presumably folded over. Otherwise in near fine condition for a vellum document of its age. With JSA COA. Sold for $862.
Book Signed by Queen Mary of Teck in 1938
Queen Mary of Teck book signed. Mary’s inscription upon the front free endpaper is addressed to the author, reading, ”To Mr. B. Ambler / from / Mary R / 2nd February 1938”. Signed book is ”St. Dunstan, A Drama In Four Acts” published by Elliot Stock: London. Accompanied by the original mailing envelope from Buckingham Palace and a typed letter signed on Marlborough House stationery by Mary’s secretary to the author. Signed book runs 78pp. and measures 5.25” x7.75”. Bound in blue cloth boards with gilt lettering. Notation in ink to front free endpaper and foxing, else near fine. Sold for $188.
Queen Mary of Teck autograph letter signed, ”Victoria Mary”. Upon Marlborough House stationery, letter dated 9 October 1904 reads in part, ”Dear Lady [illegible] / Many thanks for your kind letter & for sending me the Report of the Surrey Needlework Guild. I must congratulate you on the increase of the numbers of the garments which is most satisfactory…” 3pp. on a single sheet of card-style stationery, measuring 5” x 6”. Near fine. Sold for $188.
FREE ESTIMATE. To buy, auction, sell or consign your King George V and Mary of Teck signed oversized photo that is for sale, please email your description and photos to [email protected] of Nate D. Sanders Auctions (http://www.NateDSanders.com).