King Charles drinks from an HRH mug during a BBC appearance.

King Charles took two royal items to The Repair Shop before Queen Elizabeth's death.

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The appropriate cup matters to King Charles III.

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The new King, 73, laughed when he was given a "HRH" mug on BBC's centennial program The Repair Shop.

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Charles will watch while the show's craftspeople fix two royal artefacts he chose: an 18th-century clock and a pottery from Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.

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In a sneak look released on social media, The Repair Shop host Jay Blades prepared two cups of tea before meeting the monarch and discussed how much it meant to have her on the show.

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The episode was taped before Charles succeeded his mother, Queen Elizabeth, last month (he now has a mug with "HM" for "His Majesty"). The part was possibly one of his last as Prince of Wales.

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"It's been an honor to restore these pieces for a man who loves traditional crafts as much as we do," Blades said.

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King Charles drinks from an HRH mug during a BBC appearance.

26-10-2022

By Jawad Hussain

King Charles took two royal items to The Repair Shop before Queen Elizabeth's death.

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The appropriate cup matters to King Charles III.

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The new King, 73, laughed when he was given a "HRH" mug on BBC's centennial program The Repair Shop.

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Charles will watch while the show's craftspeople fix two royal artefacts he chose: an 18th-century clock and a pottery from Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.

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In a sneak look released on social media, The Repair Shop host Jay Blades prepared two cups of tea before meeting the monarch and discussed how much it meant to have her on the show.

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The episode was taped before Charles succeeded his mother, Queen Elizabeth, last month (he now has a mug with "HM" for "His Majesty"). The part was possibly one of his last as Prince of Wales.

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"It's been an honor to restore these pieces for a man who loves traditional crafts as much as we do," Blades said.

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