The individual who purchased the late Queen's wedding cake at auction plans to eat the 77-year-old confection for his ...

Gerry Layton won an auction for a rare slice of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip ’s wedding cake from 1947. The preserved ...

A man who won a $36,000 slice of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s wedding cake at auction says he fully intends to eat ...

The slice of fruit cake wasn’t any wedding cake. It was from the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the BBC reported. It was part of the 9-foot cake that was served to 2,000 guests.

A “very, very rare” slice of wedding cake from Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s 1947 wedding netted four times the expected amount at auction after being found under a bed in a suitcase.

LONDON — A "very rare" 77-year-old slice of the cake served at Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip's wedding sold for $2,800 this week, according to auction house Reeman Dansie.

The cake, which no longer looks edible, survived for almost eight decades since the wedding day on Nov. 20, 1947. Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip wedding cake slice sold Skip to main content Skip ...

A "very rare" slice of wedding cake from the marriage of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip has sold at auction for £2,200. The fruit cake was found under a bed in a suitcase, 77 years after ...

The slice of fruit cake wasn’t any wedding cake. It was from the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the BBC reported. It was part of the 9-foot cake that was served to 2,000 guests.

The slice of fruit cake wasn’t any wedding cake. It was from the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the BBC reported. It was part of the 9-foot cake that was served to 2,000 guests.

The slice of fruit cake wasn’t any wedding cake. It was from the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the BBC reported. It was part of the 9-foot cake that was served to 2,000 guests.

The slice of fruit cake wasn’t any wedding cake. It was from the wedding of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, the BBC reported. It was part of the 9-foot cake that was served to 2,000 guests.