Royal Collection Trust, Spring

This Royal Collection Trust sugar bowl, designed to commemorate the life of Queen Victoria (1819-1901), takes its inspirations from English bone china commissioned by Queen Victoria for the Great Exhibition of 1851. Queen Victoria succeeded to the throne at the age of 18 and reigned over one of the most remarkable periods of growth, change and discovery whilst the British Empire was at its peak.. BUY FROM HARRODS

A decadent piece that celebrates her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II acceding to the throne in February 1952 and her Coronation taking place nearly eighteen months later on 2nd June 1953, this Coronation pillbox from the Royal Collection is realised in the finest bone china and reflects the pomp and pageantry of the Coronation process. Finished by hand with 22-karat gold, the border decoration perfectly encapsulates the silk damask banners of the State Trumpets which heralded the moment of crowning at Westminster Abbey.. BUY FROM HARRODS

Crafted entirely by hand courtesy of Buckingham Palace's skilled artisans using traditional methods unchanged for over 250 years, this side plate is imagined in the finest bone china. A composition highly regarded for its whiteness, fineness and delicacy, this decadent piece is the perfect way to commemorate the longest reigning monarch, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, lovingly decorated with opulent 22-karat gold detailing.. BUY FROM HARRODS

Featuring a pattern taken from a dessert stand which formed part of a Minton service purchased by Queen Victoria at The Great Exhibition in 1851, let this sugar bowl from the Royal Collection infuse your next tea party with decadence. Handcrafted with fine bone china using techniques unchanged for 250 years - a composition highly regarded around the world for its whiteness, fineness and delicacy, enhance the opulent 22-karat gold detailing with the matching collection set.. BUY FROM HARRODS

This Royal Collection Trust pill box, designed to commemorate the life of Queen Victoria (1819-1901), takes its inspirations from English bone china commissioned by Queen Victoria for the Great Exhibition of 1851. Queen Victoria succeeded to the throne at the age of 18 and reigned over one of the most remarkable periods of growth, change and discovery whilst the British Empire was at its peak. Made in the English potteries using traditional methods unchanged for 250 years, and hand finished using 22 carat gold.. BUY FROM HARRODS

The design of this Royal Collection Trust side plate is inspired by a beautiful hand painted plate in The Royal China Pantry in Buckingham Palace. The highly embellished coat of arms of King George IV forms the centrepiece of this exclusive range of fine bone china. Made in the English potteries using traditional methods unchanged for 250 years, and hand finished using 22 carat gold.. BUY FROM HARRODS

The exquisite pattern of this Royal Collection Trust Fine Bone China pill box is taken from a dessert stand which formed part of a Minton service purchased by Queen Victoria at The Great Exhibition in 1851. Made in the English potteries using traditional methods unchanged for 250 years, and hand finished using 22 carat gold.. BUY FROM HARRODS

Commissioned by Buckingham Palace to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, this teapot by the Royal Collection Trust is entirely handcrafted in Stoke-on-Trent from English fine bone china and hand-finished with gold trims.. BUY FROM HARRODS

Lovingly handcrafted in Stoke-on-Trent using traditional methods unchanged for over 250 years, this side plate belongs to a range inspired by a service commissioned by Queen Victoria for the Great Exhibition in 1851. Crafted in the finest bone china with opulent 22-karat gold detailing, her cipher forms the centre piece of this service surrounded by decorative floral borders.. BUY FROM HARRODS

This Royal Collection Trust tea cup and saucer set, designed to commemorate the life of Queen Victoria (1819-1901), takes its inspirations from English bone china commissioned by Queen Victoria for the Great Exhibition of 1851. Queen Victoria succeeded to the throne at the age of 18 and reigned over one of the most remarkable periods of growth, change and discovery whilst the British Empire was at its peak. Made in the English potteries using traditional methods unchanged for 250 years, and hand finished using 22 carat gold.. BUY FROM HARRODS