This keyring has a beautiful watercolour picture containing some of the key landmarks of London such as Westminster Abbey, the London Eye and the Tower of London. This detailed watercolour was painted by Matthew Cook. Measures: L10 X W2.5 X D0.3cm...

A wonderful photographic souvenir of many of the famous sights of London, including The Regent’s Park, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace and the Changing of the Guard, tea at The Ritz and many more! Measures: H9 X W6 X D2.5cm 54 Cards

Adorn thine toes with artful cloth o’ most excellent fancy and thrust greatness upon thine foot. Make these funky socks for theatre fans thine choice and thou might’st be inspired to don a frilled neck ruff and begin treading the boards. Size medium: UK...

This stylish silk tie is inspired by the North Door of Westminster Abbey. Approximate length is 145cm and it is 10cm at its widest point. 100% silk. Gift packaged.

A stylish London design navy blue baseball cap with a Velcro fastening strap. One size fits all. Measures: L26 X W18cm.

This postcard features the official portrait that was taken to mark the 60th Birthday of Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales, taken by photographer Hugo Burnand. Taken in 2008. Measures: H17 X W12cm.

This beautifully painted Westminster Abbey London Bus pull along, is the perfect traditional wooden toy. With a string to pull it along, this toy is great for encouraging those first steps! Measures: H9 x W7.5 x L13.5cm

This adorable cuddly bear is the perfect souvenir to commemorate HM King Charles III's coronation. The coronation is due to take place on 6th May 2023 at Westminster Abbey. The toy bear wears a purple crown and cape with Charles III's royal cypher on its...

Inspired by the Royal Guardsmen who stand outside Buckingham Palace, this gorgeous teddy bear would be the perfect toy for any child. Complete with furry "Bearskin" hat and a uniform of red and gold, our Guardsman looks every inch the Royal protector. ...

This print is inspired by the High Altar at Westminster Abbey. The altar and screen was erected between 1867 and 1873 after George Gilbert Scott’s design. The sculpted figures on the screen (Moses, St Peter, St Paul and King David) are by H.H. Armistead...

The King Charles Spaniel dog was aptly named due to King Charles II's love of the breed. The royal family continue to show affection for spaniel breeds and there is sure to be a revival of the King Charles Spaniel now that King Charles III has ascended...

This maroon fabric decoration commemorates the Coronation of King Charles III. It notes the date of the Coronation, 6th May 2023, which will be held at Westminster Abbey. Measures: H10 X W8 X D2cm