Prince Philip moved ancient font to Charles in Scotland to surround him with ‘English beauty’

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Prince Philip moved ancient font to Charles in Scotland to surround him with ‘English beauty’

Prince Philip once arranged for a magnificent 12th-century Norman font to be transported hundreds of miles from a crumbling Shropshire church to Gordonstoun School in Scotland, it has been revealed. The Duke of Edinburgh organised the remarkable relocation in 1962, the year his son, then Prince Charles, began attending the Moray boarding school. His wish was that the young prince would be "surrounded by ancient objec…