King George III & Their Majesties' Dinner, 31st March 1813

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King George III & Their Majesties' Dinner, 31st March 1813This is a rare working document, dated 1813, during the reign of King George III in England. Entitled Their Majesties Dinner, the original is written in ink on hand made paper. It shows the dishes that were to be served to the various members of the Royal Household. Their Majesties refers to the Kings spouse Queen Charlotte and the couples 15 children. There were no written menus during this time, but the Master of the Kings household would make a

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