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Royal Tea: Seasonal Recipes From Buckingham Palace
Celebrating the quintessentially British tradition of afternoon tea. Mark Flanagan, the Royal Chef, shares an insight into the royal kitchen's repertoire of tea-time treats.
Preston Manor Souvenir Tea Towel
A functional and elegant souvenir with a timeless design by artist Dave Thompson.
Take home a piece of this charming Edwardian time capsule.
Preston Manor Souvenir Mug
Enjoy a relaxing brew while you reminisce about your visit to this charming Edwardian time capsule.
Design by artist Dave Thompson- inspired by the elegant hand drawn travel advertisements of the 1930's.
Set of Four Queen Victoria’s Bedroom Placemats
A set of four Melamine Placemats depicting details of a late 18th Century Chinese wallpaper- part of a range of tablewares inspired by the interiors of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton.
Set of Four William IV Room Placemats
A set of four Melamine Placemats depicting details of a late 18th Century Chinese wallpaper- part of a range of tablewares inspired by the interiors of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton.
Royal Pavilion Cross Section Glass Coaster Music Room (Left)
A single glass coaster with a design depicting part of a longitudinal cross-section of the Royal Pavilion. This image is reproduced from an original illustration commissioned by the Royal Pavilion's architect John Nash, first published in 1826. 11.5 cm x 9 cm.
Royal Pavilion Cross Section Glass Coaster Banqueting Room (Right)
A single glass coaster with a design depicting part of a longitudinal cross-section of the Royal Pavilion. This image is reproduced from an original illustration commissioned by the Royal Pavilion's architect John Nash, first published in 1826. 11.5 cm x 9 cm.
Royal Pavilion Wooden Spoon
A charming handmade wooden spoon with a laser cut design of the Royal Pavilion. Made in Brighton 30cm long
Carême’s Menu Tray
A large melamine tray featuring a translated reproduction of a menu from a banquet held by the Prince Regent for Duke Nicolas of Russia at the Royal Pavilion in 1817. Overseen by the world renowned chef Marie Antoine Carême “the … Continued
Royal Pavilion Cross Section Tea Towel
A 100% cotton tea towel printed with a longitudinal cross-section of the Royal Pavilion. This image is reproduced from an original illustration commissioned by the Royal Pavilion's architect John Nash, first published in 1826.
‘Fame and Fashion’ Tea towel
100% cotton tea towel with an advertising image taken from a 1930s’ railway poster.
Measures 46 cm x 82 cm. Made in the UK.
Queen Victoria’s Bedroom Tea Tray
A Melamine tea serving tray with design depicting details of the intricate late 18th Century Chinese wallpaper in Queen Victoria's former bedroom at the Royal Pavilion. This item is part of a range of tableware inspired by the interiors of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton.
