Description
This official and exclusive range of English fine bone china has been commissioned by Westminster Abbey Shop to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla at Westminster Abbey on 6th May 2023.
The gold pattern is inspired by the choir screen which separates the nave from the east end of the church, and is beautifully decorated with gilded stars. The core of the screen in Westminster Abbey is of thirteenth-century stonework but in present form was designed by Edward Blore in 1834. The colouring and gilding was carried out by Stephen Dykes Bower in the 1960s.
The intricate detailing in red is inspired by the base of the Coronation chair whilst the centre of the mug features the official royal cypher's of King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Stock expected July
The gold pattern is inspired by the choir screen which separates the nave from the east end of the church, and is beautifully decorated with gilded stars. The core of the screen in Westminster Abbey is of thirteenth-century stonework but in present form was designed by Edward Blore in 1834. The colouring and gilding was carried out by Stephen Dykes Bower in the 1960s.
The intricate detailing in red is inspired by the base of the Coronation chair whilst the centre of the mug features the official royal cypher's of King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Stock expected July
- Made by hand in England, using fine bone English china
- Finished with 22 carat gold
- Not suitable for dishwasher or microwave use
- Measures: H9 X W8cm (W12cm including handle)
Details
Colour: |
Gold |
Delivery & Returns
Standard delivery:
UK: £4.95. FREE for orders over £50.
Europe: from €9.95 (calculated at checkout based on product weight)
USA/Canada: from $10.00 (calculated at checkout based on product weight)
Rest of the World: from £14.95 (calculated at checkout based on product weight)
Returns:
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