Britain, which operates many of the world’s most treasured objects, is set to auction off Patricia’s daughter, the daughter of Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of India. More than 350 items will be auctioned on March 24 in London. It also includes gifts from Patricia’s father Mountbatten and his mother Edwina in India. Before the auction, people will see all these items during the exhibition from March 20 to 23.
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According to the president of Sotheby’s (Britain and Ireland), who auctioned all these gifts, ‘all these things he received from Patricia’s friends, the house of Mountbatten was only opened to friends.’ All of these 350 items have different prices. The initial price of some is 8000 thousand rupees while the value of some is said to be Rs 1 crore.
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What will be auctioned off for the elephant seen at Mount Baton and Edwina’s 24th wedding anniversary. The elephant was gifted to Mount Batten and his wife in Jaipur in 1946. In addition, the jeweler’s collection of ‘Tutti-Frutti’ is also included in the sapphire. Patricia, daughter of Lord Mountbatten and Edwina, late Viceroy of India, had a special attachment to India. In 1938, his father-in-law, Michael Natubal, became India’s youngest virus, Rye. However, his tenure did not last long. Patricia’s husband, John Natchbull, has been nominated for an Oscar for his film produced in India.
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