Kitchen & Dining

More than 3,300 people are buried and many others commemorated at Westminster Abbey. Our historic church has also been the setting for every coronation since 1066, and for many other royal occasions,...

More than 3,300 people are buried and many others commemorated at Westminster Abbey. Our historic church has also been the setting for every coronation since 1066, and for many other royal occasions,...

This cork backed coaster is inspired by the striking Cosmati Pavement at Westminster Abbey. The Cosmati Pavement is a unique and remarkable object made up of more than 80,000 individual pieces of...

This crown bottle opener would make a regal addition to any kitchen. The bottle opener features a beautiful ornate crown design which will ensure you won't want to hide this utensil in the cutlery...

This lovely water bottle is part of our 'Westminster Abbey Scenes' range based on a specially commissioned painting by Allan Drummond. His quirky watercolour illustrates a montage of London...

Add a splash of colour and romance to your fridge or magnetic noticeboard with this wonderful collection of mini quote magnets. William Shakespeare’s brilliantly crafted insults and witty barbs...

This shot glass forms part of our London Icons range which is exclusive to Westminster Abbey. In striking shades of teal, red and charcoal on a white background this modern design of classic icons...

This set of six coasters comes presented in a metal gift tin. Each of the six coasters has a different Shakespearean quote connected to love and insults, making them a fun and quirky gifts for a fan...

Celebrate your love for London by cracking open a bottle with this London Bus themed magnetic bottle opener! Measures: H7 X W4cm

This china mug forms part of our London Icons range which is exclusive to Westminster Abbey. In striking shades of teal, red and charcoal on a white background this modern design of classic icons...

This enamel magnet is a great replica of Westminster Abbey focusing on the West Towers. The West Towers were one of the last major additions to the Abbey in 1745. They were designed by Nicholas...

This beautiful wooden magnet is a replica of Bicci di Lorenzo's (1375 – 1452) altarpiece which was acquired for Westminster Abbey in 1947. It is made from two layers of wood to give a relief effect...