King Edward Vii

Gold Sovereign King Edward VII. Made of 916.6 thousandths gold; from the reign of King Edward VII, 1910 BC.

Gold Sovereign of King Edward VII. Made of 916k gold; from the reign of King Edward VII in 1907.

Gold Sovereign King Edward VII. Made of 916.6 thousandths gold; from the reign of King Edward VII, 1905 BC.

Gold Sovereign King Edward VII. Made of 916.6 thousandths gold; from the reign of King Edward VII, 1903 BC.

Gold Sovereign of King Edward VII. Made of 916k gold; from the reign of King Edward VII in 1910.

Gold Sovereign of King Edward VII. Made of 916k gold; from the reign of King Edward VII in 1910.

Gold Sovereign King Edward VII. Made of 916.6 thousandths gold; from the reign of King Edward VII, 1902 BC.

Gold Sovereign King Edward VII. Made of 916.6 thousandths gold; from the reign of King Edward VII, 1907 BC.

Finely painted and enameled coronation plaques depicting King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, mounted in frame with finely cast bronze mounts. 13 1/2 by 10 1/2 inches.

Lovely black transfer on a porcelain china plate, by appointment by the late King Edward VII.

Late 19th century hand colored engraving depicting a portrait of King Edward VII by Charles Albert Waltner, circa late 1870s.

King Edward VII coronation, June 1902 framed scarf / flag.

It was showcased at the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle. Piano bought by King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in the Coronation year of 1902 to be situated in the ballroom of Malbor...

Wimbledon-Furniture Wimbledon-Furniture is delighted to offer for sale this exceptionally rare fully stamped King Edward VII estate used smokers back directors armchair in Elm mad...

This is a very sweet pair of Stevengraphs finely woven from silk, of the royal couple looking their best. They are housed in beautiful gesso frames that measure 9 inches by 11 inches...

Each plaque reads, ” This chair was used in Westminster Abbey at the coronation of King Edward VII, 09th August 1902″. Stamped underneath the front seat rail of each chair reads ‘Gl...

Elegant pair of finely crafted biscuit porcelain busts, depicting two of Queen Victoria’s children: the future King Edward VII and Princess Alice of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.

This antique commemorative frame is inset with the original enamel portraits of Queen Alexandra of Denmark and King Edward VII. Condition This antique silver frame is an exceptio...

Born in England in the early years of King Edward VII's reign, this exquisite silver plated tray features an oval shape, adorned with a scalloped edge and pierced accents.

Founded in 1888 Royal Cromer Golf Club immediately attained royal status through the Prince of Wales' patronage, later to become King Edward VII. The original course was only nine ho...

Born in England in the early years of King Edward VII's reign, this exquisite silver plated tray features an oval shape, accented with pierced motifs on the edge.

A Very Fine and Important Miniature Portrait of the Prince of Wales, Later Edward VII, as Captain of the Royal Yacht Britannia Painted in 1896 by Robert Henderson for the Royal Warra...

Located 30 miles from Central London in Kent, Tunbridge Wells is a popular spa town that became Royal Tunbridge Wells in 1909, granted by King Edward VII. Published by the Railway Ex...

This antique tray was manufactured during the reign of King Edward VII, successor to Queen Victoria. It has a gadroon design going around the edge with a shell motif on each corner ...

Designed and manufactured during the reign of King Edward VII, heir to Queen Victoria. This Edwardian sterling silver tray is one hundred and twenty years old and has been refurbish...

Located 30 miles from Central London in Kent, Tunbridge Wells is a popular spa town that became Royal Tunbridge Wells in 1909, granted by King Edward VII. Very good condition, folds.

This exceptional cast bronze relief plaque depicts His Majesty King Edward VII in high profile, majestically attired in the full regalia of the Order of the Garter, encircled by a la...

Brief Summary of Each Cup 1. King Edward VII Coronation Beaker — June 1902 A minimalist Edwardian commemorative beaker featuring sepia-toned side profiles of King Edward VII and Que...

Established in 1857, Moser earned a worldwide reputation for high-quality workmanship and artistry, exhibiting at various world expositions and garnering a number of awards, often re...

He established what was to become one of Dublin’s leading cabinet making firms with a client list that included Princess Victoria, the Crown Princess of Sweden, and King Edward VII m...

The hotel opened as the Marine Hotel in 1865 and was renamed the Alexandra Hotel in 1891 after Queen Alexandra, wife of King Edward VII. The hotel currently operates under the label...

Established in 1857, Moser earned a worldwide reputation for high-quality workmanship and artistry, exhibiting at various world expositions and garnering a number of awards, often re...

They were subsequently awarded Royal warrants to several members of the British Royal Family including Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, Queen Mary and King George VI.

They were subsequently awarded Royal warrants to several members of the British Royal Family including Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, Queen Mary & King George VI.

On returning to Dublin in 1894, he opened a business in Lower Pembroke Street, which rapidly became one of the city’s leading cabinet-making firms and won the royal warrants of King ...

Guided by his son Alfred and grandsons Louis, Pierre, and Jacques, the family grew the brand into a global luxury icon, earning the title "Jeweller of Kings" from King Edward VII. E...

In terms of the maker - Royal Doulton began as Doulton & Watts in 1815, becoming Royal Doulton in 1901 after receiving its Royal Warrant from King Edward VII. The Albany Works produc...

George V (1910-1936) Prince George Frederick Ernest Albert was proclaimed King George V in 1910 following his father King Edward VII’s death.

Warrant Holders: Clients included King Edward VII, Queen Alexandra, and monarchs in Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway.

Created in England during the reign of King Edward VII, this exquisite pair of tall glass lidded jars from the early 20th century exudes timeless elegance and refined craftsmanship.

Clientele included Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, members of the Royal Household, the King of Siam, and Nicholas, Tsar of Russia.

The 1860 Royal Tour: This vessel is most famous for conveying Albert Edward, Prince of Wales (the future King Edward VII, known as "Bertie") on his historic tour of North America in ...

Fun Historical Fact Edwardian design emerged in Britain during the reign of King Edward VII and often favored greater refinement and lighter proportions than the heavier furniture of...

The surface of this sterling silver serving tray is embellished with impressive and rare commemorative engraved decoration incorporating two large portraits of King Edward VII and Pr...

The subtly domed hinged cover of the box retains the original transfer depicting portraits of King Edward VII and Alexandra of Denmark in addition to the coat of arms of Leeds.

The Edwardian Period This Period was during the King Edward VII, after whom this period of jewelry history is named, reigned over England for only nine years, yet the style of jewel...

Made by Elkington & Co. and presented by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales—the future King Edward VII—it commemorates Monsieur Lozes’ assistance to the British section of th...

They were famous for bespoke engineering, most notably designing the scandalous "Siège d'amour" (Love Chair) for King Edward VII in 1890. While they later expanded into Art Moderne a...

They were subsequently awarded Royal warrants to several members of the British Royal Family including Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, King George V, Queen Mary & King George VI.

In October 1856 John also met the Prince of Wales, who was later to become KIng Edward VII who purchased a valuable table inlaid with Devonshire marble.

In 1867, royal patronage elevated its status when the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, granted it the "Royal" title, cementing its place in the history of the sport.

In 1901 he performed for King Edward VII at Sandringham, after which he was dubbed 'the King's Jester'.

Pulham & Son held appointments to King Edward VII, King George V and Queen Alexandria.

They later were bestowed a further Royal Appointment by His Majesty King Edward VII. An article written in Country Life - Volume 22 (1907) proclaimed "the firm justly pride themse...

Most notably, the case bears the inscription “Edward Rex,” which translates to Edward the King, most likely referencing King Edward VII of the United Kingdom.

Such was the appeal that some were even acquired by members of the family themselves. King Edward VII was particularly proud of his pigs and sent the best of his herd to The Royal ...

The Edwardian Era Like the Georgian and Victorian eras before it, derives its name from the reign of the English King, Edward VII (1901-1910). Edwardian jewelry is known for represe...

Audrey was the youngest daughter of an Anglo-American lumber and steel millionaire, sister to Edward James, a key figure in the Surrealist movement, and the illegitimate granddaughte...

Edwardian Period This period was during the King Edward VII, after whom this period of jewelry history is named, reigned over England for only nine years, yet the style of jewelry k...

The Edwardian Period This era like the Georgian and Victorian eras before it, derives its name from the reign of the English King, Edward VII (1901-1910). Edwardian jewelry is known...