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Monaco: Albert and Charlene present twins
Prince Albert (R) and Princess Charlene (L) of Monaco present their baby twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques to public from the balcony of the Princely Palace in Monaco, 07 January 2015. [This is the first public appearance of the royal twins. The date has been declared a public holiday in the Principality. Jacques, Hereditary Prince of Monaco, is now first in line to succeed his father, Prince Albert II. ] *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Monaco: Albert and Charlene present twins
Prince Albert (R) and Princess Charlene (L) of Monaco present their baby twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques to public from the balcony of the Princely Palace in Monaco, 07 January 2015. [This is the first public appearance of the royal twins. The date has been declared a public holiday in the Principality. Jacques, Hereditary Prince of Monaco, is now first in line to succeed his father, Prince Albert II. ] *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Monaco: Albert and Charlene present twins
Prince Albert (R) and Princess Charlene (L) of Monaco present their baby twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques to public from the balcony of the Princely Palace in Monaco, 07 January 2015. [This is the first public appearance of the royal twins. The date has been declared a public holiday in the Principality. Jacques, Hereditary Prince of Monaco, is now first in line to succeed his father, Prince Albert II. ] *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Monaco: Albert and Charlene present twins
Prince Albert (R) and Princess Charlene (L) of Monaco present their baby twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques to public from the balcony of the Princely Palace in Monaco, 07 January 2015. [This is the first public appearance of the royal twins. The date has been declared a public holiday in the Principality. Jacques, Hereditary Prince of Monaco, is now first in line to succeed his father, Prince Albert II. ] *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Monaco: Albert and Charlene present twins
Prince Albert (R) and Princess Charlene (L) of Monaco present their baby twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques to public from the balcony of the Princely Palace in Monaco, 07 January 2015. [This is the first public appearance of the royal twins. The date has been declared a public holiday in the Principality. Jacques, Hereditary Prince of Monaco, is now first in line to succeed his father, Prince Albert II. ] *** Please Use Credit from Credit Field ***
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Diana Memorabilia der Familie Appleby werden versteigert
Memorabilia von Lady Diana werden versteigert: Die Söhne von Lady Dianas Gardrobiere Fay Appleby, Ben und Chris Appleby, geben die Erinnerungsstücke zur Auktion - Erinnerungsfoto mit Lady Di und Prinz Harry
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[Collect photograph of twins Chris (left) and Ben Appleby being fed by Princess Diana and their mother Fay Appleby, with Prince Harry watching on.
A stunning silver apple which Princess Diana specially commissioned to mark her first major solo visit to New York after separating from Prince Charles is expected to fetch more than ?ú3,000 when it goes under the hammer next week. Diana jetted to the 'Big Apple' on Concorde in 1989 and brought the city to a standstill as she travelled by motorcade to visit children suffering from AIDS at the Harlem Hospital Center and to receive a 'Humanitarian of the Year' award from Henry Kissinger. The Princess marked the triumphant tour by presenting four life-size silver apples to the staff who accompanied her including her devoted dresser Fay Appleby. Pretty Fay travelled the world with Diana for six years and fought a brave 15-year battle against cancer, secretly supported by the Princess, before she sadly died in 2002 aged just 47, leaving
HRH Diana, Princess of Wales - an important and rare Royal presentation silver apple, given by Diana to her dresser, Fay Appleby, to commemorate their visit to New York, 'The Big Apple', from 1st - 3rd February 1989. It is believed to be one of only four made and is naturalistically cast in silver and engraved with the Princess's crowned D monogram and dated 1st - 3rd February 1989. The apple is hallmarked on the stem - London 1989, maker J.C. It measures 8cm high. Fay Appleby accompanied Princess Diana along with three other key members of her staff to New York for a highly successful and high profile visit, designed to highlight the Princess's interest in social causes, including a visit to an Aids hospital and to promote British trade. The lot is sold with the o
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Diana Memorabilia der Familie Appleby werden versteigert
Memorabilia von Lady Diana werden versteigert: Die Söhne von Lady Dianas Gardrobiere Fay Appleby, Ben und Chris Appleby, geben die Erinnerungsstücke zur Auktion - Erinnerungsfoto mit Lady Di und Mutter
/ Datum unbekannt
[Collect photograph of twins Chris (left) and Ben Appleby being held by Princess Diana and their mother Fay Appleby.
A stunning silver apple which Princess Diana specially commissioned to mark her first major solo visit to New York after separating from Prince Charles is expected to fetch more than ?ú3,000 when it goes under the hammer next week. Diana jetted to the 'Big Apple' on Concorde in 1989 and brought the city to a standstill as she travelled by motorcade to visit children suffering from AIDS at the Harlem Hospital Center and to receive a 'Humanitarian of the Year' award from Henry Kissinger. The Princess marked the triumphant tour by presenting four life-size silver apples to the staff who accompanied her including her devoted dresser Fay Appleby. Pretty Fay travelled the world with Diana for six years and fought a brave 15-year battle against cancer, secretly supported by the Princess, before she sadly died in 2002 aged just 47, leaving
HRH Diana, Princess of Wales - an important and rare Royal presentation silver apple, given by Diana to her dresser, Fay Appleby, to commemorate their visit to New York, 'The Big Apple', from 1st - 3rd February 1989. It is believed to be one of only four made and is naturalistically cast in silver and engraved with the Princess's crowned D monogram and dated 1st - 3rd February 1989. The apple is hallmarked on the stem - London 1989, maker J.C. It measures 8cm high. Fay Appleby accompanied Princess Diana along with three other key members of her staff to New York for a highly successful and high profile visit, designed to highlight the Princess's interest in social causes, including a visit to an Aids hospital and to promote British trade. The lot is sold with the original itinerary of the departur
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Diana Memorabilia der Familie Appleby werden versteigert
Memorabilia von Lady Diana werden versteigert: Die Söhne von Lady Dianas Gardrobiere Fay Appleby, Ben und Chris Appleby, geben die Erinnerungsstücke zur Auktion - Erinnerungsfoto mit Lady Di und Prinz Harry
/ Datum unbekannt
[Collect photograph of twins Chris (left) and Ben Appleby being held by Princess Diana and their mother Fay Appleby, with Prince Harry watching on.
A stunning silver apple which Princess Diana specially commissioned to mark her first major solo visit to New York after separating from Prince Charles is expected to fetch more than ?ú3,000 when it goes under the hammer next week. Diana jetted to the 'Big Apple' on Concorde in 1989 and brought the city to a standstill as she travelled by motorcade to visit children suffering from AIDS at the Harlem Hospital Center and to receive a 'Humanitarian of the Year' award from Henry Kissinger. The Princess marked the triumphant tour by presenting four life-size silver apples to the staff who accompanied her including her devoted dresser Fay Appleby. Pretty Fay travelled the world with Diana for six years and fought a brave 15-year battle against cancer, secretly supported by the Princess, before she sadly died in 2002 aged just 47, leaving
HRH Diana, Princess of Wales - an important and rare Royal presentation silver apple, given by Diana to her dresser, Fay Appleby, to commemorate their visit to New York, 'The Big Apple', from 1st - 3rd February 1989. It is believed to be one of only four made and is naturalistically cast in silver and engraved with the Princess's crowned D monogram and dated 1st - 3rd February 1989. The apple is hallmarked on the stem - London 1989, maker J.C. It measures 8cm high. Fay Appleby accompanied Princess Diana along with three other key members of her staff to New York for a highly successful and high profile visit, designed to highlight the Princess's interest in social causes, including a visit to an Aids hospital and to promote British trade. The lot is sold with th
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Diana Memorabilia der Familie Appleby werden versteigert
Memorabilia von Lady Diana werden versteigert: Die Söhne von Lady Dianas Gardrobiere Fay Appleby, Ben und Chris Appleby, geben die Erinnerungsstücke zur Auktion - Erinnerungsfoto mit Lady Di und Prinz Harry
/ Datum unbekannt
[Collect photograph of Chris Appleby being held by Prince Harry as Princess Diana looks on.
A stunning silver apple which Princess Diana specially commissioned to mark her first major solo visit to New York after separating from Prince Charles is expected to fetch more than ?ú3,000 when it goes under the hammer next week. Diana jetted to the 'Big Apple' on Concorde in 1989 and brought the city to a standstill as she travelled by motorcade to visit children suffering from AIDS at the Harlem Hospital Center and to receive a 'Humanitarian of the Year' award from Henry Kissinger. The Princess marked the triumphant tour by presenting four life-size silver apples to the staff who accompanied her including her devoted dresser Fay Appleby. Pretty Fay travelled the world with Diana for six years and fought a brave 15-year battle against cancer, secretly supported by the Princess, before she sadly died in 2002 aged just 47, leaving
HRH Diana, Princess of Wales - an important and rare Royal presentation silver apple, given by Diana to her dresser, Fay Appleby, to commemorate their visit to New York, 'The Big Apple', from 1st - 3rd February 1989. It is believed to be one of only four made and is naturalistically cast in silver and engraved with the Princess's crowned D monogram and dated 1st - 3rd February 1989. The apple is hallmarked on the stem - London 1989, maker J.C. It measures 8cm high. Fay Appleby accompanied Princess Diana along with three other key members of her staff to New York for a highly successful and high profile visit, designed to highlight the Princess's interest in social causes, including a visit to an Aids hospital and to promote British trade. The lot is sold with the original itinerary of the departure and arrival of the R
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