A piece of Queen Elizabeth II's wedding cake was sold at auction
A letter from the bride was sold along with it.
A 77-year-old piece of cake from the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip was sold at auction.
Auction house Reeman Dansie announced that a piece of cake, part of a 225-kilogram dessert served at a wedding on November 20, 1947, sold for $2,831.
The dessert was packaged in a box with silver decorations of the then Princess Elizabeth, as well as a printed letter from the bride and a decorative napkin.
The piece was given to Marion Paulson, housekeeper at Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, Scotland, as a gift from the royal couple.
Queen Elizabeth II wedding cake / Photo: Reeman Dansie
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