Yes, according to Edward VII: The Prince of Wales and the Women ... of affection for these women that he designated a pew at ...

art nouveau style—was crafted as a presentation piece in honor of the coronation of King Edward VII in 1902. While the exact history and number of brooches made is unknown, it would likely have ...

The strategy group set up to try and save the event's future says the decision has been made "with deep regret" and against "insurmontable" challenges. | ITV News Channel ...

“However, Queen Victoria’s head was rather small and delicate for such a big crown and so she had a new one made for her coronation,” says Gross. “I believe that Edward VII, having been ...

Holmwood's efforts were recently recognized with the King’s Coronation Medal, an award that celebrates individuals who have ...

As a royal presentation piece, writes royal blog The Crown Chronicles, the Coronation brooch would likely have been presented to members of the royal family to mark King Edward VII’s accession to the ...

Prince George was created Duke of York in the same year, and was created Prince of Wales in 1901. Edward VII died on 6th May 1910. After his coronation the King and Queen travelled to Delhi where they ...

The coronation ring was painfully forced on to her wrong finger ... She was succeeded by her son Edward VII. A memorial service for her was held in the Abbey on 2nd February.

The queen donned a rarely-seen brooch with a potential link to her great-grandmother's scandalous royal connection.