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The Potters Guild has generously offered to donate a new set of feastware to add to the Kingdom Regalia, and His Grace Sir Edric has offered to refurbish the leather wrapped vase with the kingdom arms painted on it.
Thank you!!!

All comments are welcome. Send them to .

We would like any information you might have on any of the regalia items in inventory. For example, when the item was created, who created, when it was presented to the Crown, stories about it's development.
Please send your comments to the Regalia Officer
at regalia@sca-caid.org.

Featured Regalia Item

Description:
This item is the banner representing the Arms of the Kingdom as embodied in the King. It is hung next to His Majesty's throne in token of the Crown's presence and to heighten the sense of theatre in the Royal Pavilion. It was commissioned by Baron Giles Hill of Sweetwater and hand-stitched by Baroness Rouge Anne Marie du Maurier (Baroness Justina's lady mother). The embroidery is designed to be removable so that it can be remounted when the ground fabric becomes faded or damaged. There is a matching banner with the Queen's Arms displayed.

If you have additional information about this item, please send your comments to the Regalia Officer at regalia@sca-caid.org.

Last Updated: July 30, 2009
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