Jacobite wine glass with enamel portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart c. 1775 (Drambuie collection)
Tomb of Queen Louise (of Stolberg), wife of King Charles III, in the Capella Castellani at Santa Croce Church, Florence


At the head of the Society is the Governor-General who is His Grace The Duke of St Albans, a descendant of King Charles II. He is supported by the following distinguished Vice-Presidents:

The Duke of Grafton KG
Prince Karl Johannes Schwarzenberg
Princess Lew Sapieha
The Rt. Hon. The Earl Ferrers PC
The Earl of Newburgh
Sir Patrick Cormack, MP
The Revd. Fr. Jean-Marie Charles-Roux
Charles Beauclerk
John Yeowell
Professor Howard Erskine-Hill
Peter Beauclerk Dewar

The day to day work of the Society is carried out by its office holders of Chairman, Principal Secretary, Honorary Treasurer and Information Officer (The Executive). All the office holders act in a voluntary capacity as do members of the Council. The office holders are members of the wider Council of the Society. The Council has up to 18 members and provides general advice and support to the Governor-General and the Executive on the policies and administration of the Society.

Meetings of the Council are held quarterly and the Society's Annual General Meeting (open to all members) is held on 30 January each year.

The Society has honorary chaplains from the Roman Catholic Church and the Established Church of England.

Hubert le Sueur's bronze equestrian statue of King Charles I in Trafalgar Square where it has stood since 1675. The statue was cast in 1633 and originally stood at the former Roehampton Palace

Heritage mug in bone china and decorated with hand painted picture of Prince Charles Edward Stuart (from an original in the Drambuie collection) commissioned from Lowestoft Porcelain in 2005.

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