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A Hammersley & Co. bone china cup
commemorating the visit of George VI and Elizabeth to Canada and the United States of America, May 1939, printed with a double portrait, within a heart-shaped panel, between banners and vignettes of Washington and Ottowa, the reverse inscribed; an Aynsley mug, printed to commemorate the Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth, the reverse with the badges of the Empire; a Hammersley plate, printed and painted to commemorate the Coronation of George VI, with the Royal Arms between banners, another Hammersley mug, printed with double portraits of George VI and Elizabeth, the reverse with a portrait panel of Princess Elizabeth; a Roslyn china cup and saucer; an Aynsley cup and saucer; two pottery mugs and a loving cup, all commemorating the Coronation, May 12th 1937; and Wedgwood blue and white dish, designed by Keith Murray for the Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth
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commemorating the visit of George VI and Elizabeth to Canada and the United States of America, May 1939, printed with a double portrait, within a heart-shaped panel, between banners and vignettes of Washington and Ottowa, the reverse inscribed; an Aynsley mug, printed to commemorate the Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth, the reverse with the badges of the Empire; a Hammersley plate, printed and painted to commemorate the Coronation of George VI, with the Royal Arms between banners, another Hammersley mug, printed with double portraits of George VI and Elizabeth, the reverse with a portrait panel of Princess Elizabeth; a Roslyn china cup and saucer; an Aynsley cup and saucer; two pottery mugs and a loving cup, all commemorating the Coronation, May 12th 1937; and Wedgwood blue and white dish, designed by Keith Murray for the Coronation of George VI and Elizabeth
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