Lot 1167:
Royal Clarence Brougham
Description
The Clarence Brougham with mark of the Royal Family, built by Peters & Sons, London, sells without lamps, sells with pole, 69" x 152" x 81"H -Older restoration > HISTORY: The Clarence is an enlarged version of the Brougham that accommodates four passengers and still only requires a single footman along with a coachman. Its front wall was extended forward where a smaller seat was added. It was named for the Duke of Clarence (1865-1892), son of the Prince of Wales. >> PROVENANCE: This Brougham was used by The Royal Mews for ladies-in-waiting. There is some evidence it was used in June 1953 in the procession for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, when the Prime Minister of South America rode in it. It was purchased at auction in England in May 2006. *NOTE: BUYER TO ARRANGE PICKUP. This item MUST be removed from the premises by JUNE 27.
Condition: Older restoration
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