A world famous ceramics firm has slashed the price of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wedding figurines.
Royal Doulton is flogging the limited edition models for £146.25 - down from a previous price of £195.
The company made a total of 1,000 figurines in honour of the couple's marriage in 2018.
A description on the Royal Doulton website says: "The limited-edition royal wedding figure of Prince Harry and Ms Meghan Markle commemorates this historic marriage in May 2018.
"Modelled by renowned figure sculptor, Neil Welch, the piece celebrates a captivating moment as the happy couple leave Windsor Chapel holding hands.
"Prince Harry’s striking Blues and Royals dress uniform reveals intricate raised details, highlighting the buckles and sash of his tunic, with embossed patterns, medals and insignia.
"Meghan’s iconic gown, the folds of her train and stunning embroidered veil, with raised details, cascade around the base of the figures.
"Her diamond ring, bracelet and beautiful Queen Mary tiara are delicately hand-painted using platinum, with her bouquet featuring exquisite, hand-made white roses."
It comes after the prices for other items of Harry and Meghan wedding memorabilia were slashed.
Special tins of £8 teabags were selling for half-price at TK Maxx, while £16 boxes of shortbread were being flogged for £3.99, The Sun reports.
Meanwhile Royal Doulton models of Kate Middleton and Prince William have soared in value, reportedly selling for £225 online, which is up by more than £50 on their original price.
The limited edition wedding day figurines are no longer available on the ceramic firm's website.
