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Lot of 12 items, including 5 objects recognizing the reign of Queen Victoria: Copeland Late Spode water jug, 6.5 in. height, featuring applied relief head of Queen Victoria, Coat of Arms on reverse. Shield at center with "Victoria Queen and Empress 1837 / Diamond Jubilee 1897." Base with Copeland Late Spode marking and stamp, "Rd. 285413 / 18 / England Copeland." Mug, 4.25 in. height, featuring portrait of Queen Victoria with "1837-1897, Record Reign" below, reverse side with depiction of Balmoral Castle. Base with trademark of C.P. Co. Ltd. (difficult to fully discern). Some surface wear, areas of slight loss, some minor hairline cracks. 2 glass plates featuring profile bust portraits of Victoria, the first, 4.5 in. dia., the second 3.5 in. dia. Cotton kerchief, 25.25 x 28.75 in., celebrating the "Jubilee of Queen Victoria." With large central illustration of the queen surrounded by vignettes of people and wildlife representing Scotland, Wales, England, Canada, Australia, the Indian Empire, and Africa. Some light staining throughout. Accompanied by 5 items celebrating the coronation of King Edward VII. Rare cup marked on base, "Watcombe Torquay" [England], 4.5 in. height, featuring low relief portraits of Edward VII and Alexandra, and phrase, "Coronation of King Edward VII, June 1902." Reverse side with royal crest in low relief, and "Town & Hamlets / Holsworthy." Some minor wear to base. Portraits of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra produced on silk, 15 x 19.75 in., with "Supplement to the Ladies' Field" printed top left, and "Coronation Number" printed top right. Marked lower right, "A. Garth Jones." A rare textile. Partial separation at central vertical fold. Fraying along right and left edges. Oval plate, 7.5 x 9 in., commemorating the coronation of King Edward VII, featuring portraits of Edward VII and Alexandra, the date "June 26th, 1902," and phrase, "Long May They Reign." Some light surface wear/soiling. Silk mounted on paper, 3.25 x 3.5 in., with printed portrait of King Edward VII, marked lower left "WNS/B" and lower right "Series P55." Toning, light stains. Cotton kerchief, 15.75 x 16.5 in., with printed portraits of King Edward VII, Queen Alexandra, Princess and Prince of Wales, and Prince Edward of Wales, entitled "The Three Generations," with "Registered No. 379624" printed lower left. Pencil notation top right. Top edge looks to have been trimmed down. Few minor spots. Accompanied by 2 items honoring Kaiser Wilhelm II, eldest grandchild of Queen Victoria. Cotton kerchief, 20.25 x 22.75 in., with printed portraits of Victoria and Wilhelm II, entitled "Das Deutsche Kaiserpaar." Some staining, especially in lower portion, light folds. Clay pipe, the bowl in the likeness of Wilhelm II, underside of bowl with text, "Wilhelm II / Kaiser / 15 June 1888." Rim of shank marked, "Gambier A Paris." Height 2.25 in., width 2.25 in., bowl dia. .75 in. Some light soiling. Provenance: Property from the Inventory of Rex Stark