Queen Camilla ‘deeply honoured’ to receive present three years after Coronation

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Queen Camilla was left "deeply honoured" after she received a special present earlier today, three years after the King's Coronation.The Queen travelled to The Fan Museum in Greenwich on Thursday to inaugurate the new Monarchy exhibition.During the visit, the 78-year-old monarch received the exquisite fan depicted in her official coronation portrait by artist Paul Benney.The presentation was made by Master of the Livery Dinesh Naidu, with the Duchess of Gloucester also in attendance as a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Fan Makers.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The coronation ceremony took place at Westminster Abbey on May 6 2023, where the King and Queen were crowned and anointed in a deeply religious service.The remarkable fan was crafted by Frederick Gay, France's master fan maker, with the entire creation process spanning approximately three years.Commissioned by Peter Dove, former master of The Worshipful Company of Fan Makers, the piece was not part of the official...

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