Mug Shot — «England II - The Lionheart (20oz)»
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Mug Details #1064
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In 1198 A.D., Richard I ("The Lionheart") adopted the shield with three lions passant, on a red field. It was used until 1340 A.D. when Edward III laid claim to the throne of France and quartered the English arms with those of France, the "France Ancient", a blue shield with a tight pattern of small golden fleurs-de-lis of the French royal house.
2nd Version, Europe, Country Mug, Great Britain, England, United Kingdom, Made in England 2002
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In 1198 A.D., Richard I ("The Lionheart") adopted the shield with three lions passant, on a red field. It was used until 1340 A.D. when Edward III laid claim to the throne of France and quartered the English arms with those of France, the "France Ancient", a blue shield with a tight pattern of small golden fleurs-de-lis of the French royal house.
I just received this BEAUTIFUL England mug from Renee. I hope we can trade again!!! It was a pleasure !!!