three gold crowns on a blue field. This symbol certainly appears in Hull’s crest, and is said to have been bestowed upon the city when it was founded by Arthur fan King Edward I. One of many ...

By the seventh century, it was known as the red dragon of Cadwallader, after Cadwaladr ap Cadwallon, legendary king of Gwynedd. The main standard of the Wessex Saxons was a gold dragon ...

The King, who was seen chuckling during the experience, was filmed concentrating hard as he practised delicately applying gold leaf to the dragon's tooth under the supervision of gilding ...

The King has tried his hand at gilding an antique dragon originally made for the Royal Pavilion. During a visit to the Royal Collection Trust’s Decorative Arts conservation workshop, King ...