King George VI Coronation Souvenir

Does anybody know much about commemorative royal collectibles? I bought this today from a car boot sale and can't find a similar one online - original box, 1937 'Coronation Souvenir' of King George and Queen Elizabeth plate, fork, spoon and hand sewn hankerchiefs with issue number (No642). Would love to know if it's got any value
Thanks in advance

 

There is a market for royal related stuff like this, and the set is unusually complete and original, but there were a large number of different items made by anybody who hoped to make quid or two out of patriotic fervour.

I'd sell this on ebay as an auction item and let it find its own level. It might make £20 to £30, something in that region.

This set seems to have been made to be given to children. The original owner may have kept it for years, died, and the relatives car booted it with all the rest of grand-dad's 'old junk'.

 

Thanks for the replies guys - i didn't expect any massive value but I couldn't pass it up i'll pop it on eBay and hopefully make a little on it - thanks again

 

It's better than the average souvenir, so you might get that £20 mark. Ordinarily the plates are about a quid.