Celebrate the King's Coronation in style with this cute bone china teapot that features playful pups enjoying a street party. These spoons are fit for a royal banquet, as you’ll also see crystal and blue enamelling throughout. From the development of initial designs to the hand-finishing with 22-carat gold, the production process involves over 50 skilled artisans across 12 factories. If you'd prefer a classic cup-and-saucer to a coronation mug, this option from Victoria Eggs is made from bone china, and its illustration features hints to the King Charles' coronation emblem alongside the new King's life and loves - pens and paintbrushes representing his love for the arts, and foliage and wildlife as a nod to his passion for the natural world. The bottles show the scene outside Westminster Abbey where the ancient ceremony will take place, with a banner reading 'God Save the King!

coronation memorabilia and souvenirs Best King Charles III coronation memorabilia and souvenirs

What better way to mark this historic occasion than with a limited-edition piece of royal memorabilia you can treasure for years to come?Browse our list of the best King Charles coronation memorabilia mugs below, from classic to contemporary designs, to get inspired. The aims of The Royal Collection Trust are the care and conservation of the Royal Collection, and the promotion of access and enjoyment through exhibitions, publications, loans and educational activities. The biscuit selection includes Fijian Ginger Biscuits, Scottish Ling Heather Honey Biscuits, Lemon Curd Half Coated in Milk Chocolate Biscuits, Cranberry, Orange and Milk Chocolate Biscuits, Chocolossus Biscuits, Clotted Cream Biscuits and Milk Chocolate Macadamia Nut Biscuits. The biccies are shaped like iconic royal symbols, such as a throne, crown, guardsmen, and a carriage, all featuring colourful icing to complete the coronation scene.

Coronation Collection - Westminster Abbey King Charles III Coronation Collection - Westminster Abbey

Not only will a King Charles III coronation mug make a special reminder of the day, it's practical too. It comprises almost all aspects of the fine and decorative arts, and is spread among some 15 royal residences and former residences across the UK, most of which are regularly open to the public. The celebratory bear is sporting a smart blue ribbon reading ‘God Save the King’, while a crown and the year feature on its feet. The King's Coronation Commemorative Teddy Bear is a great one for little one's who are royal fans and love their teddies.The King Charles III mug's design pays tribute to his greatest joys in life, such as his life-long environmental activism. You can purchase a card, coaster, mug, cushion, or a combination of a few options, but we particularly like the mug-and-coaster combo from Etsy which has an eye-catching union jack heart on the front, with a graphic of King Charles's crown. Each piece of china is presented in bespoke blue packaging, also made by hand in Stoke-on-Trent, and stamped with The King’s cypher in gold foil. Why not cheers King Charles III with a freshly toasted English muffin or crumpet – made in Smeg’s retro Union Jack toaster?

Coronation of His Majesty The King | The Royal Family The Coronation of His Majesty The King | The Royal Family

To commemorate the coronation of our new monarch, this coin features the new King Charles III on one side, with the Royal Arms on the reverse as designed by John Bergdahl. Upon sipping, you will notice distinctive notes of coriander, cardamom, lemon peel and botanicals centred around juniper berries.King Charles and the royal family including Prince William, Kate Middleton and the newly confirmed Prince Harry will be enjoying a full weekend of coronation celebrations come May 6th. Emma Bridgewater mugs are handmade and hand-decorated, and the coronation collection will likely sell out soon, so make sure you snap one up. Taking inspiration from British designer, Richard Guyatt, who designed the mug for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953, this design reflects the whimsical Festival of Britain style synonymous with the early 1950s. Whether you're a regular coin collector or are looking for a memento of the coronation, this collection would make a timeless item. Key royal symbols featured on the coin include the sovereign’s sceptre with a cross, dove and St Edward’s crown.