Britain's Duchess of Cornwall bought Prince George a knitted chimney sweep doll at the Sandringham Flower Show yesterday (30.07.14).
The 67-year-old royal stopped by the Women's Institute stall at the event in Norfolk and bought the cute toy as a gift for her 12-month-old grandson.
After opening her purse and inspecting her purchase, she said of the little figure: "Isn't he sweet?"
The Duchess was joined by her husband Prince Charles, 62, and their friends Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith, who are staying with them at Sandringham estate, as they arrived at the show in a stunning horse and carriage to be greeted by fans.
Camilla, who has a Jack Russell, frequently stopped by a number of people with dogs to pat their furry friends and discuss her love of the four-legged creatures.
The group then went on to the flower tent and, although they enjoyed looking at the beautiful displays, Prince Charles was less than impressed with the smell.
As he entered the tent he wrinkled his nose and told his escort: "There's an awful smell of cow pats in here."
After touring the show, the royal couple then went on to a Music in Country Churches concert at the Church of St Mary in Old Hunstanton.

Britain's Prince Charles paid a secret visit to Scarborough yesterday afternoon (30.07.14).
The 65-year-old royal flew via helicopter to the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) at Irton Moor, North Yorkshire, to celebrate the station's 100th birthday.
Charles was given a tour of the site, which helps law enforcement agencies prevent terrorism and organised crime, and shown the Second World War concrete bunker, which was in operation until the 1970s.
He was then shown the "extraordinary" on-site museum and given a demonstration of an original wartime German Enigma machine.
The prince - who is the oldest son of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip - then unveiled a plaque at the end of his trip to commemorate his visit.
A GCHQ spokesman told the Yorkshire Coast Radio: "It is a real pleasure for us to host a visit by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales to our Scarborough site in this centenary year so that he can meet staff and see first-hand the vital work they do in keeping the country safe.
"The Prince has long been a strong supporter of the work of the intelligence agencies and his presence here today is a reminder of that."
The site, which normally operates under strict secrecy, is believed to be the oldest existing intercept station in the world.

Britain's Prince harry "stole" the idea for the Invictus Games from the US.
The 29-year-old royal has been busy organising a sporting competition for injured members of the armed forces in a bid to help them through rehabilitation with the hope of paving a "pathway back into employment."
However, he admits the event wasn't totally his idea but will be bigger and better than the initial concept.
Asked if he came up with the idea himself, he replied: "[I was] happy to steal it off the Americans I think, is probably the best way of explaining it.
"The Americans have had the Warrior Games now for the last four and a half, five years.
"They have the Navy against the R.A.F. against the Army. We went over there, I had a team of 30 UK guys that joined in with the Americans and basically saw this event take place and decided that it was such a wonderful concept we should steal it, make it bigger, make it better and bring it back home."
The flame-haired hunk took on the task as a full-time job and, although it was a "struggle", he hopes the competition will become a "regular" event.
Speaking to Chris Evans on BBC Radio 2's breakfast show this morning (31.07.14), he said: "This is definitely going to be a regular event, we're still trying to work out whether we do it next year or the year after and whether it's going to be within the UK or whether it's going to be abroad."
The Invictus Games, which will include wheelchair basketball and indoor rowing, will take place at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London from September 10 until and September 14.

Chris Gascoyne has landed a six-figure deal to star in a Christmas pantomime.
The 'Coronation Street' actor will earn £150,000 for six weeks of work, reportedly more than he earns in a year on the soap, when he stars in a production of 'Jack and the Beanstalk' at Birmingham's Hippodrome later this year after leaving the hit ITV soap.
Chris - who plays cheating alcoholic Peter Barlow - will swap one bad boy role for another as he has been cast as villain Fleshcreep opposite Blue singer Duncan James and 'Loose Women' star Jane McDonald.
The 46-year-old actor's panto deal sees him follow in the footsteps of his on-screen rival Marc Baylis, who has landed a role as Prince Charming in 'Sleeping Beauty' in Bromley, Kent.
A soap source told The Sun newspaper: "There has been a fair bit of banter knocking around.
"It is a real coincidence that both he and Marc are doing panto as their first jobs after leaving the soap but everyone is pleased for them.
"The money is absolutely fantastic for panto and both Chris and Marc will be pocketing more than their annual salaries at 'Corrie' for just a few weeks' work."
Both Chris and Marc will leave 'Coronation Street' as the Tina McIntyre murder mystery comes to an end. While Marc's alter-ego Rob Donovan killed the beautiful barmaid, Peter - who had an affair with Tina - is currently the main suspect in the investigation.

Alison Hammond has signed up for 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 'This Morning' presenter has reportedly agreed to star on the next series of the BBC ballroom dancing competition and is eager to represent "big girls".
A source told The Sun newspaper: "She came in for her fitting last week and can't wait to get started.
"Alison has always loved 'Strictly' but she never thought it was a possibility until she saw Lisa Riley do so well. So she jumped at the chance this year."
The insider added: "Alison's personality is infectious and the bosses are sure she will be popular. She has the kind of charisma and humour that people love.
"She was genuinely delighted to be asked to join. There is no doubt she will throw everything into her dance training. She could be one of this year's real surprises."
Alison shot to fame on the third series of 'Big Brother' in 2002 but is now best known for interviewing celebrities on ITV's 'This Morning'.
Alison's 'Strictly' role wouldn't be the first time she has taken part in a reality competition as she's previously starred on 'I'm A Celebrity... Get me Out Of Here!', 'Celebrity MasterChef' and 'Celebrity Fit Club'.
Other stars linked to the new series of 'Strictly' include ex-'TOWIE' hunk Mark Wright, Monty Python star Carol Cleveland and celebrity chef Greg Wallace.

EastEnders' Phil Mitchell is to cheat on Sharon Rickman.
The Walford hardman will bed former flame Shirley Carter (Linda Henry) in coming weeks behind his fiancée's back - despite trying to move their wedding to an earlier date.
Phil (Steve McFadden) and Shirley will give into their feelings for each other and arrange secret sex sessions around Albert Square. The pair, who had an on/off relationship for years, are both privy to big secrets about each other and Shirley recently admitted she still loves Phil.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Shirley and Phil know everything about each other, good and bad, it's part of their attraction. They feel like they can be themselves with each other.
"Add to that, they are both protecting each other. Phil knows Shirley is really Mick Carter's mum and Shirley knows Phil ordered the attack on The Albert that put Sharon in hospital.
"Now they are having an affair - another lie they are sharing. But how long can they keep it?"
While Phil attempts to juggle romances with both Shirley and Sharon (Letitia Dean), his bar owner fiancée is secretly plotting his downfall after discovering he had her beaten up in May.
Sharon has concocted an elaborate plan to steal all of Phil's money and enlisted the mechanic's former solicitor, the shady Marcus Christie, to help her.

Richard Madeley believes sex is the key to his happy marriage to Judy Finnigan.
The former 'This Morning' presenter has been married to his co-star wife, Judy, 65, for 28 years and credits their busy sex life for keeping their relationship going strong.
He told blinkbox Books: "I think relationships can evolve to a point in old age where sex becomes less important but I'm 58 not 98.
"In most dynamic marriages sex is a very important component. You can deny that at your peril. One of the reasons that most marriages fail is because there is growing sexual incompatibility. Research shows most happily married people in the '70s and '80s still have a functioning sex life and they should."
Meanwhile, Richard - who recently published his second book 'The Way You Look Tonight' - also revealed he wouldn't shy away from writing a raunchy novel similar to E.L. James' 'Fifty Shades of Grey'.
He said: "I really like writing about women. That is probably from doing 13 years on 'This Morning' which has a 60 to 70 per cent [female] audience. So much was clearly angled towards sexuality.
"You couldn't help over 13 years as a bloke to pick up on all kinds of aspects of what it is to be a woman today."

Kimberly Kisselovich suffered an ectopic pregnancy after having sex in the 'Big Brother' house.
The Playboy model shocked viewers of the Channel 5 reality show when she had sex with fellow housemate Steven Goode on national television, and now Kimberly has admitted she did fall pregnant following her on-screen session between the sheets but she has since lost the baby due to medical complications.
The 23-year-old beauty revealed that the "condom split" after their love making, resulting in an ectopic pregnancy, which is when a fertilised egg starts to develop outside of the womb.
Speaking to the Daily Star newspaper, Kimberly explained: "In the past 24 hours I've had a diagnosis from the doctor and he's sure that I have had an ectopic pregnancy.
"The doctor said that with the time frame it was definitely Steven's."
Kimberly was forced to leave the 'Big Brother' house after falling ill and was made to stay in hospital for four days, and she has admitted her ectopic pregnancy was the reason behind her quick exit from the show.
She added: "That's why I had so much pain in my pelvic area which I thought was an infection."
Kimberly could potentially face surgery to remove the egg from her fallopian tube and has admitted that she worries about her chances of having a baby in the future.
She said: "I'm really concerned. Steven's speaking to all the doctors - he's really upset.
"The doctor has said there's a chance I won't be able to have children. I'm trying to keep positive because we don't know for certain."
The NHS estimates that almost 11,000 women suffer an ectopic pregnancy every year, with approximately 65 per cent of women successfully falling pregnant within 18 months.

Jeff Bridges can't decide whether to relax or work harder as he is getting older.
The 64-year-old actor worries his time is running out so thinks he needs to cram in as much as possible, but has a conflicting feeling that he doesn't want to end his days by doing "homework".
He said: "I've got two conversations going on in my head. One says, 'Hey, you've got a lot of stuff you want to do, man. Now's the time, because you're gonna kick the bucket pretty soon.'
"The other says, 'Oh, Jeff, you want to make the rest of your life a giant homework assignment? Just relax, man. Just relax.' "
The 'Giver' star insists getting old doesn't worry him too much.
He added: "You inhale, you exhale, and you get on with it."
And one benefit Jeff - who has daughters Isabelle, 32, Jessie, 31, and Hayley, 28, with wife Susan Geston - has found that comes as time passes by is how much better marriage life has got.
He said: "What they don't tell you about marriage is that it just keeps getting better on all levels -- emotion, sex, intimacy. Intimacy is what we're all looking for. It's kind of a big high."
The 'Big Lebowski' star also recalled his "pretty great" upbringing with his wonderful parents, actors Dorothy and Lloyd Bridges.
Speaking to the August/September issue of AARP The Magazine, he said: "I had a pretty great childhood. [My mother] was kind of a spectacular mom.
"[My dad] had such tremendous fun with what he was doing, and the feeling was contagious."

Robert Pattinson "likes" his feelings of anxiety.
The 28-year-old actor has considered seeing a therapist but doesn't know how helpful it would be, and feels lucky his bouts of feeling low never last very long.
He joked: "I would love to go into therapy but it makes me too anxious."
He then added to The Daily Telegraph newspaper: "I've been talking to a lot of people about it and I don't know. I kind of like my anxiety in a funny sort of way and I like my peaks and troughs.
"Luckily, depression never lasts long with me."
The British actor saw his career skyrocket when he was cast as vampire Edward Cullen in the 'Twilight Saga' franchise and he admits he initially "struggled" with how fame changed his life, but is now more accepting.
He said: "I had a bit of a struggle at first because my life really contracted and I couldn't do a lot of the stuff I used to be able to do.
"But once I got through that a year or two ago I just accepted my life is something else and now I can't really remember what it was like before. So it's much easier to deal with."

Kelly Osbourne has been accused of letting her dogs poop all over her apartment.
The 'Fashion Police' host has taken legal action against her former West Hollywood landlord for keeping her security deposit when she moved out of the upmarket building, but he has now fired back and is suing her for damages caused to the property, TMZ reports.
Arshia Refoua insists he was right to keep Kelly's $18,700 deposit when she moved out in April 2013 because of the state she left the property in.
He alleges that, upon inspection, the apartment had holes in the walls, the hardwood floors were destroyed and there was dog urine and faeces "everywhere".
He also claims she caused extensive damage to the apartment after leaving the bathtub running, flooding both her property and ones below her.
The landlord is seeking damages of $50,000.
In her own lawsuit, as well as seeking the return of her deposit - which, under Californian law, would be doubled if the landlord is found to have wrongly retained it - Kelly asked for punitive damages because she was unhappy at having been branded a "filthy slob".
The 29-year-old star claims the landlord never bothered to stop by and check the property when she was moving out, but shortly afterwards received an email claiming the full deposit was required to cover damage and cleaning expenses.

Jason Derulo has praised Robin Thicke's "desperate" attempts to win back Paula Patton.
The 24-year-old star admits he isn't exactly "best of friends" with the 'Blurred Lines' hitmaker but he sympathises with him for trying to get his estranged wife - with who he has four-year-old son Julian - back by penning his latest album 'Paula' in her honour.
He said: "I think when somebody's desperate, they're desperate.
"I can't knock him for trying. He's trying everything to get his girl back, so I can't knock him for that ... I talked to him personally, and we're not necessarily like the best of friends or anything, but you know, he mentioned something about that.
"So you can tell when somebody is in dire need of having that special person back. And I think that's all it is."
Jason doesn't think there is anything wrong with Robin - who split from Paula earlier this year after eight years of marriage - talking about his feelings for the actress openly because as a singer/songwriter he is naturally a "creative" person.
Speaking to E!, he added: "As a musician, as a songwriter, that's what we do. We put our hearts on our sleeves and what's ever on our mind we just go to our safe zone, which is writing songs.
"So it seems to me that it's right in line with what a creative person would actually do. I think if he wasn't creative, then he wouldn't be talking about it all but the fact that he's a creative guy, that's what's on his mind and that's what he's going to talk about."