the silver and silver-gilt Marquess’ coronet, maker’s mark F&P Ltd, London, 1936, retailed by Wilkinson & Sons, Jermyn Street, bordered with ermine, the red velvet surmounted by gold bullion, together with peers parliamentary robe, of scarlet wool with a wide miniver collar, applied with three bands of wide gilt and miniver bands, and lined in white silk taffeta,
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Robert Crewe-Milnes, 1st Marquess of Crewe (1858-1945).

Robes are in very good condition overall. Some tarnishing to gilt braid edging, as visible in the photograph. Would benefit from professional clean to remove folds.
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The 1st Marquess of Crewe was Lord High Constable of England at the Coronation of King George VI 1937 and the coronet would have been acquired for this role.