1937 Edward VIII “Coronation That Never Was” Commemorative Saucer

An original commemorative saucer produced for the planned coronation of King Edward VIII on 12 May 1937. The transfer-printed design features his crowned profile, the royal cypher ER VIII, Tudor rose emblems and a vivid cobalt-blue and gold border. Edward abdicated in December 1936, so the scheduled coronation never occurred, giving surviving souvenirs an especially interesting historical context. This piece is approximately 89 years old.

Presented in good vintage display condition with surface marks, light speckling and age-related wear to the gilt and blue border decoration. The reverse is unmarked, so the manufacturer cannot be confirmed. No major cracks or repairs are apparent in the supplied photographs.

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