English crown
Royal British headpiece
The English crown refers to the monarchy of England, both the physical crown jewels and the abstract institution of royal authority: The English crown passed to the House of Tudor.
In dentistry, an English crown is a specific type of dental restoration.
The term also names a former gold coin worth five shillings, minted from the reign of Henry VIII through the 17th century.
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