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$58.37
This original 1937 coronation mug commemorates the ascension of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, produced by Burleigh Pottery. The barrel-shaped ceramic mug features official artwork approved by the British Pottery Manufacturers Federation, with vivid royal portraits framed by oak leaves and heraldic symbols. Made in England and marked on the base, this mug is a classic piece of pre-war royal memorabilia and Staffordshire pottery history.
Tags
burleigh coronation mug, george vi mug, 1937 coronation, british royal memorabilia, vintage royal mug, staffordshire pottery, king george queen elizabeth, monarchy souvenir, british pottery federation, oak leaf mug, burleigh ware, abdication era
Materials
Glazed earthenware / ceramic
Category
Home & Living > Kitchen & Dining > Drinkware > Mugs
Condition Notes
• Typical age-related wear: slight crazing and internal staining
• No chips or cracks
• Crisp transfer and bright colour
• Clearly marked “Burleigh – Made in England” and “Official Design of the British Pottery Manufacturers Federation”
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