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At the higher end of the pay scale are these fine bone china mugs from Wedgwood. Inspired by Richard Guyatt’s original 1953 design for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, this is certainly a keepsake for many decades to come. In just a few month, King Charles III will be at Westminster Abbey for his coronation, and with it will come a whole host of street parties, crowds lining the streets and plenty of new memorabilia to commemorate the moment in history. If wine is your thing then this Chapel Down Coronation Edition Vintage English Sparkling Wine 2016 is perfect for adding to your wine collection. The Coronation Ceremony will take place at Westminster Abbey, London, and will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury. Not only will a King Charles III coronation mug make a special reminder of the day, it's practical too. While a special coronation-themed candle will eventually burn down or a royal-themed cushion may retire to the attic, a commemorative mug will have a place in your kitchen cupboard for years to come.
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This beautifully designed keepsake biscuit tin plays 'God Save the King' while it spins, making it the perfect memento to celebrate the King's Coronation and beyond. With the coronation just around the corner, more and more of our favourite brands are releasing special collections to mark the momentous occasion. Thanks to the likes of Emma Bridgewater, Fortnum & Mason, Marks & Spencer and small independent brands sold via Not On The High Street, the humble mug has had a royal upgrade just in time for the long weekend. Now you can sip your tea (or coffee) in elegant, coronation-themed mugs whether you're hosting a garden party or toasting to the King at home. If you're after a coronation-based theme for a loved one, this ceramic mug can be personalised with the name of the recipient, which will be displayed around the rim of the mug. The mug also features classic London iconography, King Charles's cypher and the words 'To Commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III'. Read More Coronation memorabilia 2023: The best King Charles III tea towels, mugs, bunting and moreThis budget cup has everything you need from a coronation mug and will make a great statement piece if you're planning on putting it on display.
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Gin loving Royal fans are going to love this Coronation gin tin. It's the perfect way to toast the Coronation celebrations during the Coronation weekend with family and friends. And when the gin has been drunk, your tin will make a fantastic keepsake.This gorgeous glass bauble features a London-themed design with delicate eye-catching glitter detailing. It also includes a metallic loop at the top, making it easy to hang - a subtle way to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles III, and something you'll be able to cherish for years to come. This 100% cotton t-shirt will not only look great if you're planning to celebrate the King's Coronation with family and friends, but it's also makes the ideal keepsake to remember the occasion.
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Take a moment to remember Queen Elizabeth too with this quaint duo mug set. Matching plates and tea towels are also available. King Charles III's coronation is fast approaching, as the UK gets ready to crown the first new monarch in 70 years on Saturday 6 May 2023. What better way to mark this historic occasion than with a limited-edition piece of royal memorabilia you can treasure for years to come? They're beautifully engraved with the Royal Cyphers making them a treasured keepsake for many years to come. The King's Coronation will take place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, May 6th 2023 and will undoubtedly be a momentous occasion for all - especially for Royal fans and Royalists.Tea towels are a great souvenir, whether you decide to use them or not, and this one from Lakeland is both interesting and fun while being typically patriotic. The big day is nearly here: King Charles III's Coronation ceremony will take place on Saturday 6th May 2023 at 11am. This is the first time in almost 70 years the UK has crowned a new monarch, so why not celebrate this historic occasion with a special souvenir? Once all the celebrations are over, relaxing with a hot cuppa will be the perfect way to remember the special occasion. About Us Sign-up to Our Newsletter Country Living Products Country Living Holidays Sustainability Gardens Homes Stephen Beeston, Emma Bridgewater's head of production, said in a press release: 'It's very special, we have a longstanding history and tradition in the pottery industry of commemorative royal events.
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If bags are your thing, why not get hold of this 100% cotton souvenir gift bag as your little piece of Coronation memorabilia? Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.
This stunning recycled cotton tote bag is the perfect accessory to bring along to any Coronation weekend activities you may be attending. It measures at a generous 41cm width and 33cm height, so you'll be able to carry your personal items and so much more. Best of all, when all the celebrations are over, your bag which features the United Kingdom flags, the crown and the Coronation date, will be the perfect keepsake. And what better piece of memorabilia than a coronation mug - perfect for your morning tea or coffee or even displaying in your kitchen. Who knew a mug could be so pretty? Manufactured in the UK by Mclaggan, The Mug People and illustrated by UK artist Madeleine Floyd, the mug couldn't be a better choice to celebrate this piece of British history. We are expecting a big demand and probably, if history is anything to go by, with the events that we've marked before, it will account for a big part of what we're doing.'
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