Most of the Russian populace were starving, and the zar commissioned a faberge egg - setting the stage for his own demise as well as that of his wife and children. Not sure it was "unfortunate" = it was, however, logical.
Horrific deaths. The Faberge Egg was made before they were executed so mercilessly....children! As they stared at their executioners...totally cold blooded. They were distantly related to the British Royal family.
Yes the memory of QEII's grandparents denying the Tsar's request for safe passage to England for his family. Way to go cousin! At least the egg made it out safe.😑
@@fourthgirl Right. King George left the decision up to Queen Mary if they should rescue the Romanov family and she said NO. But then turns around and buys their faberge egg that potentially caused their deaths AND bought it from the ones who murdered them ... That was left out on the history of that egg, in this video.
Fabergé and his creative talent together with his masterful craftsmanship is overwhelmingly beautiful, remarkable, outstanding and just about other-worldly. The dexterity, patience, again creativity, focus, imagination and finished product(s) are simply unequalled and completely wordless in admiration and description. Thank goodness, some of Fabergé's work is protected, appreciated and kept safe. Wow.
Just looking at this piece shows awe inspiring talents & the gifted jewelers who worked on this Egg! Thank goodness it was saved when the Romanovs were murdered! Breathtaking history ❤️
The mosaic Faberge egg is beautiful and memorable. The images of the children are poignant and sad. The jewels and how they are placed on the egg are unmatched in design and exquisite craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing this video.
Do you know what happened to the children. They were all murdered in the night, by a Jew. Even the family dog was murdered. The Egg is a very sad story. And should not be there.
I love the art collection, gardens, Queen Victoria's piano, the Corgis, and of course, the jewels. Most of all, I am most fascinated with Eardley Norton's clock.
Buckingham palace is owned by the crown estates. It is not personally or privately owned. The royal family are charged with maintaining it in cooperation with the state as it is state property. That is why the monarchy has to use public funds to renovate the palace. That is also why King Charles wants once the renovations are complete, he plans to open up more of the palace to the public for longer periods of time. Buckingham palace is a part of the history of Great Britain’s culture. Nearly every tourist that goes to England makes plans to see or tour the palace. It is one of the draws that brings in tourist dollars that supports Britains economy. It is one of the most impressive important palaces in the world. It is like a huge museum of British history.
Now to assume the "State" is somehow independent of the crown is a very seditious and Republican idea. All those arrangements are merely Constitutional processes to lengthen the reign of the Monarch.
@@Rene_Descartes Right. It's the kind of production that will say "installed...gas lighting" but show stock film of an electric light bulb that has nothing to do with the Palace.
@@Rene_Descartes Such refine eyes and assertive critique! Impressive ! You should use all that and create ...edit ... produce... Oh! and of course! Publish a better one.
Prince Philip was related to them. His grandmother was a Romanov. And Queen Elizabeth was related to them as well. Her grandfather was the tsar's cousin.
Wah! It is beautiful. There are no words to explain the luxury. It shows the taste, love, passion to possess the most luxurious items of the world, from ages by the royal family, the value of which cannot be measured at all. Thanks for showcasing the Palace and its priceless treasures.
Thank you for the tour of Buckingham Palace. It was enjoyable and informative. At my age travel is impossible so I particularly enjoyed and appreciate your informative descriptions. Even though I’m American I always admired Queen Elizabeth. She truly was the world’s greatest diplomat.
My 8 year old granddaughter sent Charles a birthday card. She did it on her own. She got a personal letter back, signed by him. It meant a lot to her. Very nice and decent man.
Wow, I was originally going to tell him that I was really ill in 2023 and was looking forward to the coronation but I spent him my official drawing of his late beloved mother Queen Elizabeth II and I’m sure he’s very grateful for it
In primary school aged about 7 or so we were as a class told to send out letters asking 'famous' people their favorite foods. We got a few sheets of A4 paper with the addresses of ppl. I chose the Queen and another girl in our class chose Princess Diana. After a few weeks I got my reply. A pretty standard letter saying they'd got it signed by a lady in waiting and the Queen and the girl who wrote to Princess Diana got a hand written reply to her letter from Diana.
I don't like price tags being put on paintings and artwork, since the real worth of art is being appreciated for the skill and passion that went into making it
I loved this video, it was very informative to me. The corgi history and the Queens' love of them has made me love her even more. I also enjoyed hearing about her purse collection
Absolutely! Her conscientious Integrity was the hallmark of her reign. She Led from a lofty position with No Ego or arrogance, constant in her faith, and so loved by her family and people the world over.❤
This was a great look at Buckingham Palace. I especially liked the horological clock but it was all fascinating. I wonder why the royal family didn’t like to live there, and why Queen Elizabeth preferred Windsor Castle.
The Palace belongs to the State not the Royal family. The dear Queen DIDNT live in it for three years before her sad death and due to an on going renovation Charles wont be living there either ,it’s said it will be another7 years before it’s complete. Of course the state rooms and balcony are used for big occasions but Charles lives at Clarence House which was left to him by the Queen Mother in 2002. The gardens and finished rooms along with the Queens gallery are open to the General Public.
The Queen Mother didn’t leave Charles Clarence House as it is part of the Crown Estate. The Queen lived there with Prince Philip after her marriage, before she became Queen and moved to Buckingham Palace. The Queen Mother took over the tenancy after the death of her husband.
I found the information of the stamp quite interesting! I can only imagine how lucky you would be in finding one in an older building in the attic or something!
Buckingham Palace, like Windsor Castle, is owned by the reigning monarch in right of the Crown. This means that Queen owned the palace in her capacity as sovereign and that, unlike those residences which she owned in a personal capacity - like Balmoral and Sandringham - ownership of Buckingham Palace passed automatically to King Charles upon the Queen’s death; she could not have left it to anyone else, even if she had wished to do so.
Occupied Royal Palaces such as Buckingham Palace are not the Private Property of the Queen. They are occupied by the Sovereign and held in Trust by Crown Estates for future generations the Queen owned two properties Sandringham and Balmoral Castle which are not publicly funded.
@@fredbear72ify I assume insomnia is to blame for your insistance on arguing semantics? Otherwise I would suggest finding something better to do. You guys seem in violent agreement.
Re Queen Victoria Erard piano being worth ~$138,000: Brand new full size concert grand pianos cost more than that today (and consider that major rock/pop stars' guitars often break $1,000,000 at auction). Chances are that the Erard would fetch far, _far_ more than their estimate. We're talking millions.
Love ❤️ Her Majesty whom lives on forever in my heart,a modest loyal and composed power, a lady with much grace, surrounded by magnificence,the reflection of precision having endured such discipline ✨ A remarkable gift to aspire to!
Seeing the jewels worked into solid panels on the egg makes me think of Heaven's walls, which are reportedly made of gemstones. Maybe the egg's panels look a little bit similar to those! How beautiful they must be!
Geez , I got a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom Condo unit with a small balcony ..I feel so inadequate .. My prized possession is a 1971 Oktoberfest glass beer mug from my Military days 😁
It's all stunning. Gorgeous. Magnificent. Home. It's the Legacy the Royals kept through the centuries. So it should be kept further. That golden piano is terrific. This Legacy influences people both positively and energetically. It's great that today's monarchs keep shining as that matters for people.
Queen Charlotte (1744-1818), wife of the English King George III (1738-1820), was directly descended from Margarita de Castro y Sousa, a Black branch of the Portuguese royal house.. Megan Markle never mentioned this.
No. It is Buckingham Palace that is worth £5 billion. The Crown is worth a small fraction of that amount. The term "priceless" is simply meant to convey something of great value. The Crown has to have an actual estimated value for insurance purposes. I read that it is valued at around £5million.
I love looking at all thoes, magnificent item's, plus her lovely dog's. Exquisite beauty and breathtaking. Queen Elizabeth II, was a great lady. A true asset.
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Who would want to live in THAT??? It would be like living in a grand hotel or museum. No thanks. My understanding is that the Queen and her husband actually lived in a fairly small apartment within the palace (or maybe that was in Windsor Castle). Either way - makes perfect sense to me to seek out human scale.
That's correct, they did occupy an apartment there, the main part of the palace was used for state occasions such as hosting visiting heads of states. The palace itself is owned by the state. King Charles and Camilla however reside at Clarence House.
No, the Crown is not worth billions! The whole of Buckingam Palace is worth £5billion . But the Crown is estimated, for insurance purposes, to have a worth of around £5million.
@@davidlauder-qi5zv The Palace is valued at 5B, but then the items inside are not included...LOL However most of these items where prices are listed are just guesses, and until they go to market, it's unknown..
@@davidlauder-qi5zvBalmoral and Sandringham are personally owned by the family. Crow estate funds can't be used for their upkeep etc. The family has to pay out of pocket for them personally.
It is amazing the amount of wealth that is concentrated in the hands of so few. This true not only for the royal family but for people in the U.S., too, and I presume for people in other countries as well. It is difficult for me to get my head around how some people are so incredibly wealthy whilst others, often in third world countries but in first world countries as well, live in such dire poverty.
But the vast bulk of the wealth seen in this video did not personally belong to the Queen. Buckingham Palace is not personally owned by the monarch. Neither are any of the other Royal palaces. They are owned by the State. So are the Crown Jewels, the Royal Art Collection, the Royal Coaches, etc. Did you seriously think they were owned by the Queen?
I know full well that Buckingham palace did not belong to the queen, and I am not "envious" I assure you. I would not want to live in such a place. I was making a sociological/political observation. If you choose to get a higher education some day, you will find that they expect you to be able to think critically. @@barbrice721
Rest in Peace to the Late Queen Elizabeth the Second April 21st, 1926- Thursday September 8th, 2022 age 96 Years old. The Queen would 98 Years old. 2 Years after her Passing at age 96.
American, here. 🙋🏻♀️I have always been fascinated by the Royal Family and of course, the palaces. Specifically Buckingham Palace. I have what probably seems like a dopey question. I know that visitors can tour parts of the Palace but that obviously certain areas are off limits. What parts can one actually see/visit? Are the private residential areas more modernized? Are the Exclusive Guided Tours worth the £95.00 per person that they charge?
Breathtaking. To think, I regret leaving my life's work to the dust. I just lost my Schkiperpe Chihuahua, ththe most beautiful puppy in the world. Those miracles are more valuable than all of that art put together. I've lost the will to live.
I was expecting a tour, just walking around. This was not that, but more like a history lesson on a few items or collections. As a whole, very little was seen. I hope a tour of Versailles will be more like a walking tour, & not a commercial.
The King does not live in Buckingham Palace but in the privately owned Clarence House like the QUEEN mother and his parents when they were first married. As well as thevofficial rooms, the Palace has apartments for staff and offices for public servants. When I lived in London one of my coworkers lived in Buck House as her father was the Queen's gardener. Another lived there because her father was in charge of managing state banquets and royal events that were held for visiting heads of state and other digntaries.
It is not "Queen Elizabeth's" palace. It's the official residence of the head of state of the United Kingdom, and foreign guests (such as another president) are hosted there. Phrases are like make it seem like it's some sort of a special privilege of the monarchy. The monarchy is privileged but the Buckingham Palace is not a sign of it. Presidents also often have palaces, and all countries have official residences but they are essential in diplomacy.
I suppose the King winninh an auction reminded somrone of Rhett Butler winning the right to choose his partner to lead the Virgina Reel. Works for this Southern belle!
None of these items, except the jewelry, are actually owned by the Monarch personally, but rather by the crown. Even the jewelry is kept by the family.
some items belong to the crown and some to the family. for instance, buckingham belongs to the crown, but sandringham is family property. prince albert purchased it for victoria. its always been a private home. same goes with some of the jewels and other priceless items.
Glad George V got the Faberge Egg to the UK. He and Nicholas were 5th cousins and many blame him for not offering sanctuary to the Romanovs when in fact he couldn't, and the British Government didn't offer. It could have meant civil war.
Buckingham Palace doesn't actually belong to the royal family. It is the property of the state. So is Windsor Castle. The royal family only owns Sandringham House and Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
The mosaic egg with the children's images inside is precious and beautiful. Unfortunate deaths but pieces like this keep them in memory.
Most of the Russian populace were starving, and the zar commissioned a faberge egg - setting the stage for his own demise as well as that of his wife and children. Not sure it was "unfortunate" = it was, however, logical.
Horrific deaths. The Faberge Egg was made before they were executed so mercilessly....children! As they stared at their executioners...totally cold blooded. They were distantly related to the British Royal family.
Yes the memory of QEII's grandparents denying the Tsar's request for safe passage to England for his family. Way to go cousin! At least the egg made it out safe.😑
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@@fourthgirl Right. King George left the decision up to Queen Mary if they should rescue the Romanov family and she said NO. But then turns around and buys their faberge egg that potentially caused their deaths AND bought it from the ones who murdered them ... That was left out on the history of that egg, in this video.
Wow! Words fail me; I’m dumbstruck. What fascinating history and extraordinary beauty. Thank you so very much for this window into that beauty.
I wouldnt count on it, mostof what they are saying is wrong.
Fabergé and his creative talent together with his masterful craftsmanship is overwhelmingly beautiful, remarkable, outstanding and just about other-worldly. The dexterity, patience, again creativity, focus, imagination and finished product(s) are simply unequalled and completely wordless in admiration and description. Thank goodness, some of Fabergé's work is protected, appreciated and kept safe. Wow.
Just looking at this piece shows awe inspiring talents & the gifted jewelers who worked on this Egg! Thank goodness it was saved when the Romanovs were murdered! Breathtaking history ❤️
The mosaic Faberge egg is beautiful and memorable. The images of the children are poignant and sad. The jewels and how they are placed on the egg are unmatched in design and exquisite craftsmanship! Thank you for sharing this video.
That Faberge' egg is breathtaking!
Do you know what happened to the children. They were all murdered in the night, by a Jew. Even the family dog was murdered. The Egg is a very sad story. And should not be there.
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I love the art collection, gardens, Queen Victoria's piano, the Corgis, and of course, the jewels. Most of all, I am most fascinated with Eardley Norton's clock.
Buckingham palace is owned by the crown estates. It is not personally or privately owned. The royal family are charged with maintaining it in cooperation with the state as it is state property. That is why the monarchy has to use public funds to renovate the palace. That is also why King Charles wants once the renovations are complete, he plans to open up more of the palace to the public for longer periods of time. Buckingham palace is a part of the history of Great Britain’s culture. Nearly every tourist that goes to England makes plans to see or tour the palace. It is one of the draws that brings in tourist dollars that supports Britains economy. It is one of the most impressive important palaces in the world. It is like a huge museum of British history.
Thank you. I’d been to London and surrounding areas, and regret greatly, not making time to visit this beautiful palace museum. ❤ Long Live the King!
Now to assume the "State" is somehow independent of the crown is a very seditious and Republican idea. All those arrangements are merely Constitutional processes to lengthen the reign of the Monarch.
I have been there twice (I am from the USA). Each time it was closed due to renovations 😢
The commentary does not make it clear that the Royal Collection is not owned by the monarch.
Queens house.
Beautifully produced, fast paced and extremely intricate video of the palace and the gardens. Thank you very much.
horribly produced, slow paced, not intricate video. No thanks
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@@Rene_Descartes Right. It's the kind of production that will say "installed...gas lighting" but show stock film of an electric light bulb that has nothing to do with the Palace.
@@Rene_Descartes Such refine eyes and assertive critique! Impressive ! You should use all that and create ...edit ... produce...
Oh! and of course! Publish a better one.
David Allen has rights.
This was a good summary of a vast topic. Had forgotten how stamp collecting used to be hugely popular among rich and poor alike.
The most heart breaking one was the egg, the russian royal children.. God bless then and i pray they have found peace with God.
Prince Philip was related to them. His grandmother was a Romanov. And Queen Elizabeth was related to them as well. Her grandfather was the tsar's cousin.
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He wasn’t related to them he let them die. Blood doesn’t automatically make you family
Murdered by a Jew. Typical. They always kill great things.
amen
The Norton watch is outstanding. It shows Saturn as the last known planet at that time.The Palace is a treasure trove!
It's sad that the coffin is too small for all the Treasures, Only Pharaoh(s) did.😔😔😭😭😭😱🤫🤫🤫
Wah! It is beautiful. There are no words to explain the luxury. It shows the taste, love, passion to possess the most luxurious items of the world, from ages by the royal family, the value of which cannot be measured at all. Thanks for showcasing the Palace and its priceless treasures.
Thank you for the tour of Buckingham Palace. It was enjoyable and informative. At my age travel is impossible so I particularly enjoyed and appreciate your informative descriptions.
Even though I’m American I always admired Queen Elizabeth. She truly was the world’s greatest diplomat.
The Faberge egg was unbelievable as was the astronomical clock!
I love the clock too!!
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Thank you! Absolutely fascinating!
The whole palace is a thing of beauty, but the clock was something very special.
The part that I missed was the grand staircase with the red carpet that showed on the cover, but never in the actual video. 😞
I think her love of her dogs is very endearing. 😊
David Allen is this exact.
Jacob Matheus is this exact.
I love the emerald tiara and necklace. It’s gorgeous.
My 8 year old granddaughter sent Charles a birthday card. She did it on her own.
She got a personal letter back, signed by him. It meant a lot to her. Very nice and decent man.
Wow, I was originally going to tell him that I was really ill in 2023 and was looking forward to the coronation but I spent him my official drawing of his late beloved mother Queen Elizabeth II and I’m sure he’s very grateful for it
In primary school aged about 7 or so we were as a class told to send out letters asking 'famous' people their favorite foods. We got a few sheets of A4 paper with the addresses of ppl. I chose the Queen and another girl in our class chose Princess Diana. After a few weeks I got my reply. A pretty standard letter saying they'd got it signed by a lady in waiting and the Queen and the girl who wrote to Princess Diana got a hand written reply to her letter from Diana.
These are your heroes?
I don't like price tags being put on paintings and artwork, since the real worth of art is being appreciated for the skill and passion that went into making it
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All of it. The history behind the objects is fascinating. I enjoy the presentation immensely. Thank you for a fun way to learn some history.
One of my favorite videos you guys have ever posted!
Loved hearing about the Queen’s corgis. ☺️🐾
The Bucking Ham Palace is Artistic,Elegant & Simple and Powerful too.!!!Great.!!!
I loved this video, it was very informative to me. The corgi history and the Queens' love of them has made me love her even more. I also enjoyed hearing about her purse collection
The thing I find most interesting from Buckingham Palace was the queen herself. I do admired her.
Absolutely! Her conscientious Integrity was the hallmark of her reign. She Led from a lofty position with No Ego or arrogance, constant in her faith, and so loved by her family and people the world over.❤
she killed diana
@@milff8663prove it.
Why
@@aunch3 many reasons
The piano is my favourite item for its artistic and cultural value.
South Africa.
The gold piano is intriguing and beautiful!
This was a great look at Buckingham Palace. I especially liked the horological clock but it was all fascinating. I wonder why the royal family didn’t like to live there, and why Queen Elizabeth preferred Windsor Castle.
My guess, Buckingham Palace also houses the administrative offices of the Monarchy. Windsor Castle offered more privacy.
A fantastic video. I am fascinated with the beautiful things many thanks…
THIS IS EXCEPTIONAL ASTONISHING EXQUISITE BEAUTY I SIMPLY ADORE AND LOVE THIS PALACE❤❤❤
The Palace belongs to the State not the Royal family. The dear Queen DIDNT live in it for three years before her sad death and due to an on going renovation Charles wont be living there either ,it’s said it will be another7 years before it’s complete. Of course the state rooms and balcony are used for big occasions but Charles lives at Clarence House which was left to him by the Queen Mother in 2002. The gardens and finished rooms along with the Queens gallery are open to the General Public.
The Queen Mother didn’t leave Charles Clarence House as it is part of the Crown Estate. The Queen lived there with Prince Philip after her marriage, before she became Queen and moved to Buckingham Palace. The Queen Mother took over the tenancy after the death of her husband.
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Buckingham Palace is owned by the Monarch, by right of the Crown. It's not the Monarch's personal property.
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I found the information of the stamp quite interesting! I can only imagine how lucky you would be in finding one in an older building in the attic or something!
Unless you're IN England, the only way you'd find one was if a relative was stationed overseas during one of the wars.
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Im taken by all of it! I can’t seem to get enough of royal watching and learning.
The chandeliers and the Faberge egg are exquisite, but the most interesting feature of the palace by far is the corgis!!!
Wow the most fascinating pieces are the clocks and the golden piano 😮❤❤❤
Don't forget the corgis! 🤣🤣
It was not Queen Elizabeth's Palace it is owned by the State.
Buckingham Palace, like Windsor Castle, is owned by the reigning monarch in right of the Crown.
This means that Queen owned the palace in her capacity as sovereign and that, unlike those residences which she owned in a personal capacity - like Balmoral and Sandringham - ownership of Buckingham Palace passed automatically to King Charles upon the Queen’s death; she could not have left it to anyone else, even if she had wished to do so.
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Occupied Royal Palaces such as Buckingham Palace are not the Private Property of the Queen. They are occupied by the Sovereign and held in Trust by Crown Estates for future generations the Queen owned two properties Sandringham and Balmoral Castle which are not publicly funded.
@@fredbear72ify I assume insomnia is to blame for your insistance on arguing semantics? Otherwise I would suggest finding something better to do. You guys seem in violent agreement.
You are correct. And it’s not their residence. It’s mainly offices and State rooms.
Re Queen Victoria Erard piano being worth ~$138,000: Brand new full size concert grand pianos cost more than that today (and consider that major rock/pop stars' guitars often break $1,000,000 at auction). Chances are that the Erard would fetch far, _far_ more than their estimate. We're talking millions.
Love ❤️ Her Majesty whom lives on forever in my heart,a modest loyal and composed power, a lady with much grace, surrounded by magnificence,the reflection of precision having endured such discipline ✨
A remarkable gift to aspire to!
800 Chandeliers
775 Rooms
52 Royal & Guest Bedrooms
19 State Rooms
188 Staff Bedrooms
92 offices
78 Bathrooms
Incredible piece of history!!
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I loved seeing and learning about all of this.
Seeing the jewels worked into solid panels on the egg makes me think of Heaven's walls, which are reportedly made of gemstones. Maybe the egg's panels look a little bit similar to those! How beautiful they must be!
I loved the paintings, astronomical clock & that piano
Nothing is more interesting than Her Royal Majesty herself.
I miss her.
Nothing is more useless as Her Royal Uselessness Herself.
Especially her son Andrew.
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No need to be heard.
@@harshanid3636 I just think the children ought to see some kind of justice.
I hear the museum of rust formation is more interesting. Havent actually been there.
Geez , I got a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom Condo unit with a small balcony ..I feel so inadequate ..
My prized possession is a 1971 Oktoberfest glass beer mug from my Military days 😁
Nice introduction of British Kingdom glorious through wonderfulness of Buckingham palace introduction
And yet, the Royal Family do not like the place. It is only looked on by them as their office.
It's all stunning. Gorgeous. Magnificent. Home. It's the Legacy the Royals kept through the centuries. So it should be kept further. That golden piano is terrific. This Legacy influences people both positively and energetically. It's great that today's monarchs keep shining as that matters for people.
Buckingham Palace doesn’t belong to any Royalty , it is owned by the people of this country
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Queen Charlotte (1744-1818), wife of the English King George III (1738-1820), was directly descended from Margarita de Castro y Sousa, a Black branch of the Portuguese royal house.. Megan Markle never mentioned this.
What a wonderful look at things British! Such warm showings of their personal items. Makes them a bit more human.
90 percent of what is shown here are NOT "their personal irems". They are not personally owned by the monarch but by the State.
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That clock is something else! ❤
That Imperial State Crown is unbelievable! I’ve never seen so many diamonds encrusted in 1 place! Is it really worth 5 Billion Pounds, though? WOW
No, it is priceless; and the monetary value is irrelevant as it is not for sale.
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No. It is Buckingham Palace that is worth £5 billion. The Crown is worth a small fraction of that amount. The term "priceless" is simply meant to convey something of great value. The Crown has to have an actual estimated value for insurance purposes. I read that it is valued at around £5million.
@@Talk_4_UK The monetary value of Buckingham Palace is also irrelevant because it too is not for sale. But they still give a figure...
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I love looking at all thoes, magnificent item's, plus her lovely dog's. Exquisite beauty and breathtaking. Queen Elizabeth II, was a great lady. A true asset.
A new Steinway Piano can cost $249,000. So an antique, painted, gold, royal piano is probably worth a lot, lot more.
That's what I was thinking
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The final house for all of us is the same. It just depends on our high. It's brighter and more comfortable for the ones who are kind, nice, pure and loving in this world.
Who would want to live in THAT??? It would be like living in a grand hotel or museum. No thanks. My understanding is that the Queen and her husband actually lived in a fairly small apartment within the palace (or maybe that was in Windsor Castle). Either way - makes perfect sense to me to seek out human scale.
That's correct, they did occupy an apartment there, the main part of the palace was used for state occasions such as hosting visiting heads of states. The palace itself is owned by the state. King Charles and Camilla however reside at Clarence House.
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I have always wanted her precious pearl necklace or one like it! That necklace is beautiful!
Everything that is not personally owned by a royal should be on public display so that the UK public, who actually own them, can go and see them.
The Corgis ofcourse and their dinner plates.
I once toured the Buckingham gardens, It was breathtakingly beautiful 😊
Most interesting is the coronation crown worth how much? Billions? Most beautiful is the chandeliers! Wow!
No, the Crown is not worth billions! The whole of Buckingam Palace is worth £5billion . But the Crown is estimated, for insurance purposes, to have a worth of around £5million.
@@davidlauder-qi5zv The Palace is valued at 5B, but then the items inside are not included...LOL However most of these items where prices are listed are just guesses, and until they go to market, it's unknown..
@@andrewj9831 But the point is that the Palace doesn't belong to the monarch personally. Neither do any of the other Royal palaces.
few stones can be worth 5M, no chance crown 5M worth, much more@@davidlauder-qi5zv
@@davidlauder-qi5zvBalmoral and Sandringham are personally owned by the family. Crow estate funds can't be used for their upkeep etc. The family has to pay out of pocket for them personally.
The time clocks were so amazing.
They were CLOCKS. How 'amazing' can a clock be?
It is amazing the amount of wealth that is concentrated in the hands of so few. This true not only for the royal family but for people in the U.S., too, and I presume for people in other countries as well. It is difficult for me to get my head around how some people are so incredibly wealthy whilst others, often in third world countries but in first world countries as well, live in such dire poverty.
ALL THE COLONIES....ETC.....HERE SOME THERE SOME.....FROM ALL OVERRR THE WORLD.
But the vast bulk of the wealth seen in this video did not personally belong to the Queen. Buckingham Palace is not personally owned by the monarch. Neither are any of the other Royal palaces. They are owned by the State. So are the Crown Jewels, the Royal Art Collection, the Royal Coaches, etc. Did you seriously think they were owned by the Queen?
No, of course not. I realise the Queen did not own any of these things; however, the royal family is still fabulously wealthy.@@davidlauder-qi5zv
This belongs to England. Not to an individual. Being envious is not a good way to be.
I know full well that Buckingham palace did not belong to the queen, and I am not "envious" I assure you. I would not want to live in such a place. I was making a sociological/political observation. If you choose to get a higher education some day, you will find that they expect you to be able to think critically. @@barbrice721
Rest in Peace to the Late Queen Elizabeth the Second April 21st, 1926- Thursday September 8th, 2022 age 96 Years old. The Queen would 98 Years old. 2 Years after her Passing at age 96.
The video is very educational, interesting and fun to watch. May God Bless Queen Elizabeth II.
It is important to keep money circulating.
American, here. 🙋🏻♀️I have always been fascinated by the Royal Family and of course, the palaces. Specifically Buckingham Palace. I have what probably seems like a dopey question. I know that visitors can tour parts of the Palace but that obviously certain areas are off limits. What parts can one actually see/visit? Are the private residential areas more modernized?
Are the Exclusive Guided Tours worth the £95.00 per person that they charge?
You see about 1/3 of the Palace. Mostly the state room. You get nowhere near the private residences.
Breathtaking. To think, I regret leaving my life's work to the dust. I just lost my Schkiperpe Chihuahua, ththe most beautiful puppy in the world. Those miracles are more valuable than all of that art put together. I've lost the will to live.
I was expecting a tour, just walking around. This was not that, but more like a history lesson on a few items or collections. As a whole, very little was seen. I hope a tour of Versailles will be more like a walking tour, & not a commercial.
Why am i reading all these comments with a british accent in my head? Im American.
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Same except I'm Australian
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Because we are Anglophile - 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤
@bethgibson4384 What's a anglophile Beth?
The King does not live in Buckingham Palace but in the privately owned Clarence House like the QUEEN mother and his parents when they were first married.
As well as thevofficial rooms, the Palace has apartments for staff and offices for public servants.
When I lived in London one of my coworkers lived in Buck House as her father was the Queen's gardener. Another lived there because her father was in charge of managing state banquets and royal events that were held for visiting heads of state and other digntaries.
Actually Clarence House is not privately owned but part of the Crown Estate
I miss the queen what a grand lady
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That clock is simply extortionary!
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I love the Fabregé egg, what's inside?
If you would of watched the video, you would know.
A diamond encrusted yolk.
Why is there a clip from "Gone With the Wind" at 4:07 in this video???????
The original owner to Buckingham palace was King James of Scots.
It is not "Queen Elizabeth's" palace. It's the official residence of the head of state of the United Kingdom, and foreign guests (such as another president) are hosted there. Phrases are like make it seem like it's some sort of a special privilege of the monarchy. The monarchy is privileged but the Buckingham Palace is not a sign of it. Presidents also often have palaces, and all countries have official residences but they are essential in diplomacy.
Omg this palace doesn't belong to the Royal family it's the state who oversees it I hate when incorrect information is spread.
It's property of the royal family though. Its all held in trust so it can be past on through generations. The royal family do own it
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The state crown and the Faberge egg with depiction of the Tsars children inside are both incredibly beautiful.
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She gave her life to her country. 😊
Are we state customed?
you forgot about the horses!
Thanks. For. Showing. This. Impressive. Palace.
Enjoyed the 2second shot of the ball in gone with the wind😊
I suppose the King winninh an auction reminded somrone of Rhett Butler winning the right to choose his partner to lead the Virgina Reel. Works for this Southern belle!
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None of these items, except the jewelry, are actually owned by the Monarch personally, but rather by the crown.
Even the jewelry is kept by the family.
that is wrong most listed are owned by the royal family privately
Depends on the piece
some items belong to the crown and some to the family. for instance, buckingham belongs to the crown, but sandringham is family property. prince albert purchased it for victoria. its always been a private home. same goes with some of the jewels and other priceless items.
@@Midlife_Manical_Mayhem king Edward 8 who Abdicated
Sold Sandrigam
he sold it and balmoral to the duke of york who became george vi (elizabeth's father). so it still stayed with the family. @@renatatarnawski5974
Video about Her Majesty 's collection is really wonderful
Glad George V got the Faberge Egg to the UK. He and Nicholas were 5th cousins and many blame him for not offering sanctuary to the Romanovs when in fact he couldn't, and the British Government didn't offer. It could have meant civil war.
And looked like brothers
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The monarch and its wealth building infrastructure. Thanks for the review for the Monarchy
Mind boggling!! 😮
Queen's palace??? It belongs to the state not the royal family.
and they accuired all of this fortune by the people's taxes
It belongs to the crown, not the state
Beautifully presented video of royal life. Where or who cares for QE's beloved Corgi's in the present time?
They live with her second son, Prince Andrew
Love the queen
Buckingham Palace doesn't actually belong to the royal family. It is the property of the state. So is Windsor Castle. The royal family only owns Sandringham House and Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
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Outstanding to watch sir
Some essential transit point to the real luxury.