Any ideas please

[arthurk]

Can the relevant Prince and Princess of Wales be identified from the image? They look quite old - Regency? Georgian?

According to Wikipedia the only Princes of Wales in the 1800s were the future George IV and Edward VII. George and Princess Caroline separated in 1796 after about a year of marriage, and it doesn't look much like Edward, so I'm a bit stumped.

[Treetotal]

Thanks Arthur....Me too...this looks like a date but not sure.

Carol

[JenB]

Thanks Arthur....Me too...this looks like a date but not sure.

I thought I saw March 10 1[8].. there.

Edward Prince of Wales married Alexandra of Denmark on 10th March 1863 

[isobelw]

There was a visit by the Prince and Princess of Wales to Hull in July 1869 to open the Albert Dock. Widely reported in newspapers at the time.
Isobel

[JenB]

Any similarity 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1863-UK-Prince-of-Wales-Albert-Edward-VII-Alexandra-of-Denmark-Marriage-Medal-/381872008924

[Treetotal]

There was a visit by the Prince and Princess of Wales to Hull in July 1869 to open the Albert Dock. Widely reported in newspapers at the time.
Isobel

Thanks for your input Isobel but I don't think it's Victoria and Albert 

Carol

[Treetotal]

Any similarity 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1863-UK-Prince-of-Wales-Albert-Edward-VII-Alexandra-of-Denmark-Marriage-Medal-/381872008924

Thanks for that Jen...Yes I believe this is a match for the couple in my photo 

Carol

[JenB]

There was a visit by the Prince and Princess of Wales to Hull in July 1869 to open the Albert Dock. Widely reported in newspapers at the time.
Isobel

Thanks for your input Isobel but I don't think it's Victoria and Albert 

Carol

That wouldn't be Victoria and Albert, it would be Edward and Alexandra. Victoria married Albert after she became Queen - they were never Prince and Princes of Wales   

[Treetotal]

Oh dear...I din't think that through...schoolgirl error 

I found this:

http://thedocksofhull.weebly.com/alexandra-dock.html

Carol