Elegant and richly detailed vintage Coalport commemorative goblet celebrating the 1969 Investiture of Charles, Prince of Wales at Caernarvon Castle in Wales.
This fine English bone china piece features intricate metallic gold transferware depicting castle architecture, Welsh heraldic motifs, banners, and regional symbolism surrounding the cup.
Produced by prestigious English china maker Coalport, this collectible marks a major royal event: Queen Elizabeth II formally presenting Prince Charles to the Welsh people on July 1, 1969. Pieces from this era remain highly collectible among royal memorabilia collectors and lovers of traditional English ceramics.
The pedestal form and heavy gold detailing give it a refined mid-century royal aesthetic that displays beautifully in a china cabinet, study, or Anglophile collection.
Details: • Maker: Coalport • Made in England • Date: 1969 • Material: Fine bone china • Height: approx. 5 inches • Opening diameter: approx. 4 inches • Color: Ivory white with metallic gold decoration • Features commemorative text and Caernarvon Castle imagery • Footed pedestal shape
Condition: Very good vintage condition with light age-appropriate wear. Gold detailing remains vibrant. Please review photos carefully for condition details.
Interesting History: The Investiture of Prince Charles as Prince of Wales took place at historic Caernarvon Castle in northern Wales on July 1, 1969. The ceremony was internationally televised and became one of the defining royal events of the late 20th century. Coalport, one of England’s most respected porcelain houses dating back to 1795, produced commemorative china pieces to mark the occasion.
Perfect for: • Royal family collectors • Anglophile decor • English cottage interiors • Vintage china displays • Coronation & royal memorabilia collections • Mid-century British collectibles
