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A piece of cake at the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana will be auctioned for 40 years

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Original title: A piece of cake at the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana will be auctioned for 40 years. Source: cnBeta.COM

According to a foreign media CNET report, do you remember the plot of Elaine eating a cake worth $29,000 at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in 1937 in “The Story of Seinfeld”-this eventually caused her digestive system to suffer.But if people want to bid for the cake at the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, they can learn from it. It will be auctioned by Dominique Winter Auction House on August 11.

This cake is owned by Moyra Smith, an employee of Charles’ grandmother, Queen Elizabeth. She apparently put this gorgeous cake in a colorful cake tin with a homemade label that says “Handle with care-Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s wedding cake.”

It is more luxurious than most wedding cakes. It is characterized by “inlaid with gold, red, blue and silver royal coat of arms icing, with a small silver horseshoe and leaf decoration next to it, (with) some white decorative icing. Laying on the top and bottom.” However, this cake may not be the official cake for a royal wedding.

The auction house said in a statement: “In addition to the main official five-tier wedding cake, there are about 22 other wedding cakes provided by different manufacturers, and this one seems likely to be sent to Clarence Palace for the king. It was eaten by the Queen Mother’s staff. Considering its size, (this piece) most likely came from the side of a cake, or from the top of a single-layer cake.”

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The auction house estimates that the cake will be sold for 200-300 pounds (279-419 US dollars). Although this cake comes with a printed wedding and wedding breakfast program, it does not come with the royal letter of the year and a bottle of commemorative beer.

The auction house said: “It looks exactly the same as it was in good condition when it was originally sold, but we advise against eating it.”


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