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An Edward VIII coronation beaker with pink and white glaze by Johnson Brothers, made to commemorate the king that was never actually crowned. "H M King Edward VIII Coronation 1937" is raised in relief near the rim, and its form with ribbed foot is typical of the 1930s modernist movement prevailing at the time. A portrait of Edward VIII and "E R" decorate the main body of the beaker.
An Edward VIII coronation beaker with pink and white glaze by Johnson Brothers, made to commemorate the king that was never actually crowned. "H M King Edward VIII Coronation 1937" is raised in relief near the rim, and its form with ribbed foot is typical of the 1930s modernist movement prevailing at the time. A portrait of Edward VIII and "E R" decorate the main body of the beaker.
Coronation Beaker

Coronation Beaker

£28.00

An Edward VIII coronation beaker with pink and white glaze by Johnson Brothers, made to commemorate the king that was never actually crowned. "H M King Edward VIII Coronation 1937" appears in relief near the rim, and its form with ribbed foot is typical of the 1930s modernist movement prevailing at the time. A portrait of Edward VIII and "E R" decorate the main body of the beaker.

Year of manufacture: c.1937

Origin: England

Material: Ceramic

Height 11cm

Condition: excellent