Queen Victoria's bloomers fetch 360 pounds at auction
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A pair of Queen Victoria's 38in (97cm) linen bloomers have been auctioned off among other royal memorabilia in Essex.
The item was sold to a collector from Braintree for 360 pounds.
The auction sold 146 of the 150 lots for a total of about 42,000 pounds.
Bids in the royal auction were made from around the world.
The most expensive item sold was a 15.5cm (6in) gilded presentation carriage clock, engraved with the inscription "Presented by HRH The Princess of Wales". It fetched 4,900 pounds, the BBC reported.
A silver apple, which was commissioned by Princess Diana and given as a gift to her dresser Fay Appleby to mark their first visit to New York in 1989 was bought for 3,700 pounds.
And a piece of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's wedding cake went for 420 pounds. (ANI)
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