A pottery goat made by King Charles when he was a student 55 years ago has fetched more than £11,000 at an auction. The ceramic animal was given to Raymond Patten by his great aunt, who was a cook at ...

A small ceramic goat attributed to King Charles III has been sold at auction in the UK for more than £11,000 (€13,000). The small ceramic animal, which had been treasured for 55 years by Canadian ...

A colourfully decorated ceramic goat, which is believed to have been created by King Charles while he was attending Cambridge University, has emerged for sale in the UK. According to Hansons ...

King Charles created the sculpture as a "unique" school project. A hand-painted ceramic goat that King Charles created as a "unique" school project more than 50 years ago is expected to fetch $12,000 ...

King Charles gifted the ceramic goat to Cambridge University’s cook, Helen Patten. Later, in 1969, it was gifted to Patten’s nephew Raymond Patten, a former carpenter in British Columbia, on his 21st ...

The model was rediscovered in Canada and is said to have been gifted to a cook at Cambridge University, while the King was a student there India McTaggart is a Royal and Entertainment Correspondent ...

A small ceramic goat figure made by King Charles over half a century ago has sold at auction. The item fetched over $16,000 when it went up for sale on Tuesday. The figure spent 55 years in the hands ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. King Charles III's ceramic goat sells at auction for a whopping €13,000 A small ceramic goat attributed to King Charles III has ...