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Do you think the Queen eats off solid gold plates?

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No.
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No, she has a butler to do that for her.
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No. She probably has some really nice china sets. There's a lot of fine china made in England.
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No!
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No... i think she would be more sensible thn tht im sure shes gt the best china in the world tho!
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No, not practical, but I believe all the China has gold edging.
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Don't be ridiculous. They eat from the same sort of crockery as we do unless its a state occassion.
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doubt it she is cheep skate isn't she behind the scenes what is it they use meller were
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No, but her loo has a solid gold seat.
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I would really doubt that. I imagine she would enjoy fine china.
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Of course not, good china though
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Naw, she uses  imitationTubberware and the common milk bottle on the table .

De  DOOK I hear has a gold hotwater bottle .. that probibly leads to your confusion

I see he regrets that he didn't choose the monastic life as he says the world is overpopulated
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Unlikely considering a former maid told the media how the Queen's breakfast cereals were served in Tupperware containers.
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Probably not. They would be rather heavy for her to lift or handle.
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I doubt it, to be honest. I am sure she does use high class plates.
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no. Because she is old and could not lift solid gold plates.
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there might be solid gold trim on the plates but I WILL NOT believe she eats off solid gold plates .. as I don't believe she'd be that pretentious
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Spode has had a Royal Warrant to produce bone china for the Queen since 1971. Perhaps you are thinking of a charger that is often put underneath fine china?

Johnson Brothers holds the Royal Warrant to provide Elizabeth II with "casual tableware".
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no
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Um NO that would be really stupid.
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Yes of course... they have to get them out of the Vaults every morning....silly thing..!!
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no that only fairy stories

she will eat off bone china plates
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