A magnificent commemorative mug that embodies the splendour and spectacle of the Coronation at Westminster Abbey, an actual work of art that captures the essence of the event in breath-taking clarity.

Crafted by the skilled hands of artisans in Stoke-on-Trent, the heart of the British pottery industry, this fine bone china mug is a true labour of love. Each one is meticulously crafted, with no detail too small to escape the watchful eye of these master craftsmen.

The mug's light-hearted design, created by the renowned New York-based illustrator Tug Rice, is a vibrant and playful interpretation of the historic event. The Gold State Coach, resplendent in all its regal glory, arrives at the awe-inspiring Westminster Abbey, the sacred ceremonial home of England's Kings and Queens.

And as if that weren't enough, the mug is gilded with 24-carat gold, adding a touch of opulence and extravagance to this magnificent piece. It's a true masterpiece, a stunning souvenir that's fit for a king, and a lasting reminder of a momentous occasion in British history.

A magnificent commemorative mug that embodies the splendour and spectacle of the Coronation at Westminster Abbey, an actual work of art that captures the essence of the event in breath-taking clarity.

Crafted by the skilled hands of artisans in Stoke-on-Trent, the heart of the British pottery industry, this fine bone china mug is a true labour of love. Each one is meticulously crafted, with no detail too small to escape the watchful eye of these master craftsmen.

The mug's light-hearted design, created by the renowned New York-based illustrator Tug Rice, is a vibrant and playful interpretation of the historic event. The Gold State Coach, resplendent in all its regal glory, arrives at the awe-inspiring Westminster Abbey, the sacred ceremonial home of England's Kings and Queens.

And as if that weren't enough, the mug is gilded with 24-carat gold, adding a touch of opulence and extravagance to this magnificent piece. It's a true masterpiece, a stunning souvenir that's fit for a king, and a lasting reminder of a momentous occasion in British history.