ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月26日 07時29分

From crockery emblazoned with official portraits to solar-powered toys with the queen’s characteristic wave, Britain’s monarchy is big business. And that royal economy, normally catering to tourists and enthusiasts, kicks into high gear around major events. (Have you heard? A #RoyalWedding approaches.) Enthusiastic collectors like Margaret Tyler are a discerning audience. A dedicated royalist, the 73-year-old has filled her home in northwest #London with commemorative items, including a copy of the Issa dress that Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, wore during her engagement announcement and a little glass dish with a picture of Queen Elizabeth II that started her collection. One of her rooms is dedicated solely to #PrincessDiana, and another to the queen. (She rents that one out for £75 a night.) Insurers have valued her collection at £40,000. “I would like nice proper bone China stuff,” Margaret said of the merchandise surrounding the latest royal wedding. “I don’t buy everything. I’ve got to like it.” Visit the link in our profile to read more about Royal fever, a capitalist tradition in Britain — and to see more photos by @andrew_testa. #??

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