It doesn’t get more British than sitting down with a cup tea and what better mug to go for than the King’s Coronation mug. His Majesty’s feathery monogram, 'CIIIR', takes centre stage in pale grey and yellow, with the date '2023' below to commemorate the year of his coronation. This was my first experience of using factory second, I did not find any visible differences from ordinary mugs. Plus, you can personalise your mug with their name or a message of your choice for an extra touch of charm.

Each piece is skilfully produced with over twenty individual pairs of craftmanships hands and are complimented with gilded 22 carat gold edges, gift boxed and backstamped with the Duchess China seal of UK made authenticity. Handprinted with love and care by Lovetree Design in our studio in the West Midlands presented in a gift box. Creating a stunning mix and match collection for the home, Botanic Garden from Portmeirion is built for modern day living – its pretty botanical illustrations belie its strength and durability and its chip resistant glaze makes it the perfect collection for busy family homes. Exclusively designed for English Heritage and featuring illustrations of iconic British elements, such as the King’s guard, it makes an ideal gift or personal memorabilia for the historic event. Taking inspiration from bold classic designs of the King George VI coronation era, the Union Jack colours and the sovereign Tudor Crown, all are incorporated within this exquisite design.Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. The core of the screen in Westminster Abbey is of thirteenth-century stonework but in present form was designed by Edward Blore in 1834. This is the official design released for the Coronation, which pays tribute to The King’s love of the natural world, depicting the flora of the four nations in the shape of St Edward’s Crown. Clare Curtis is a British illustrator and printmaker who specialises in lino cutting to produce lithographs and screen prints.

Our official King Charles III Coronation pocket square commemorates the first coronation to take place at the Abbey in 70 years.

This item is a factory second, which means they have minor flaws, however they're just as good for drinking your morning cuppa from. King Charles III’s coronation is just two months away and we can’t wait to see him crowned alongside Camilla, the Queen Consort. Adorned with the thistle, daffodil, shamrock and rose, the design represents the United Kingdom as a whole, and references the King's interest in nature and environmental work.

The climax of the ceremony will be when he places St Edward’s Crown on Charles’s head – a solid gold crown, dating from 1661. Don’t miss this opportunity to get your hands on one of our limited-edition mugs before they sell out. This commemorative royal chinaware collection is crafted from the finest English bone china and finished in 22 carat gold, creating a prestigious memento of this historic occasion. Our official King Charles III Coronation scarf commemorates the first coronation to take place at the Abbey in 70 years. We have what it takes to improve all of your printed communications and make you look great every step of the way.Goviers are delighted to introduce the Goviers King Charles III Coronation Commemorative Collection. It notes the year of the Coronation on the back with the words 'Coronation 2023', which was held at Westminster Abbey. Perfect for adding something special to your coronation tea party decor or a gift for the patriotic person in your life. The symbol of the British Monarchy, the Crown represents sovereignty and the source of governmental authority and will be utilised for years to come in official government and military insignia.