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Carême’s Menu Cheese Board
A small Melamine cheese board 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 King of Chefs, and the Chef of Kings", it consisted of 9 courses and 121 dishes it was the service of his career.
Carême’s Menu Tea Towel
A 100% cotton souvenir tea towel 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 King of Chefs, and the Chef of Kings", it consisted of 9 courses and 121 dishes it was the service of his career.
Carême’s Menu Tea Tray
A small Melamine pot stand 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 King of Chefs, and the Chef of Kings", it consisted of 9 courses and 121 dishes it was the service of his career.
Queen Victoria’s Bedroom Coaster
A small Melamine coaster with design depicting details of the intricate late 18th Century Chinese wallpaper in Queen Victoria's former bedroom at the Royal Pavilion. The current wallpaper was reproduced painstakingly from fragments by Royal Pavilion conservator Gordon Grant.
Queen Victoria’s Bedroom Placemat
A Melamine Placemat with design depicting details of the intricate late 18th Century Chinese wallpaper in Queen Victoria's former bedroom at the Royal Pavilion. The current wallpaper was reproduced painstakingly from fragments by Royal Pavilion conservator Gordon Grant.
Queen Victoria’s Bedroom Pot Stand
A small Melamine pot stand with design depicting details of the intricate late 18th Century Chinese wallpaper in Queen Victoria's former bedroom at the Royal Pavilion. The current wallpaper was reproduced painstakingly from fragments by Royal Pavilion conservator Gordon Grant.
Queen Victoria’s Bedroom Tea Towel
A 100% cotton tea towel with design depicting details of the intricate late 18th Century Chinese wallpaper in Queen Victoria's former bedroom at the Royal Pavilion. The current wallpaper was reproduced painstakingly from fragments by Royal Pavilion conservator Gordon Grant.
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. The current wallpaper was reproduced painstakingly from fragments by Royal Pavilion conservator Gordon Grant.
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 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 Saloon (Centre)
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 Platter
A circular glass serving platter with a design depicting 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.
