A statue of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by sculptor Ptolemy Elrington and made out of Kenwood products to be unveiled on the Southbank marking the Queen's 60th wedding anniversary and also celebrating 60 years of innovation from Kenwood.

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2336 x 3504 px | 19.8 x 29.7 cm | 7.8 x 11.7 inches | 300dpi

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18 November 2007

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London UK

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David Parry

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RMGAEHJG–A statue of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by sculptor Ptolemy Elrington and made out of Kenwood products to be unveiled on the Southbank marking the Queen's 60th wedding anniversary and also celebrating 60 years of innovation from Kenwood.

A statue of Queen Elizabeth II, designed by sculptor Ptolemy Elrington and made out of Kenwood products to be unveiled on the Southbank marking the Queen's 60th wedding anniversary and also celebrating 60 years of innovation from Kenwood.

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