Made in England Caverswall 1982 Prince William Lion Head Double-Handled Bone China Pen Holder Office Decor

**◆ Design Origin|Birth of Prince William (21 June 1982)** To commemorate the birth of Prince William. A wreath is woven from a crown and the four floral emblems of the United Kingdom, with the Union Flag and the Welsh Dragon flanking each side; the year is inscribed in gold on the reverse, clear and restrained. [Brand] Caverswall [Origin] England [Material] Fine Bone China [Dimensions] Height approx. 11 cm; Diameter approx. 8.5 cm [Year] 1982 [Condition] Well preserved / Gift boxed **◆ Artistic Features|Emblems & Heraldry** 🔸 The lion mask handles are three-dimensional appliques with gold plating, creating a stable interplay of light and shadow. The floral wreath unfolds from bottom to top, transforming joyous news into an elegant and serene celebratory gift. 🔸 The crown and the national floral emblems (rose, thistle, shamrock, daffodil, etc.) form the wreath, echoing the symbolism of the "United Kingdom." 🔸 The rim is hand-painted with a gold line, harmonizing with the full-coverage gold foliage decoration; details are rendered with brown strokes and layered gold, presenting intricate levels of detail. **◆ Limited Edition Collectible|Edition 1,000** Worldwide limited edition of 1,000 (Base inscription: A Limited Edition of 1,000, example serial number No. 858) **◆ Collectible Value|Why Collect** Titled after a significant milestone in the "line of succession"—the birth of Prince William—it symbolizes the continuation of the dynasty, imbuing it with historical significance.