de Gournay's exquisite hand-painted creations grace a limited run of chocolate boxes by Charbonnel & Walker, the United Kingdom’s first luxury chocolatiers, for the first time in celebration of King Charles III's coronation. 

The theme is The Garden of England and the bespoke design depicting the British flora and fauna has been individually hand-painted onto a select edition of 75 boxes.

A springtime bouquet of Lily of the Valley, Forget Me Not, Foxglove, Honeysuckle, Morning Glory, Dog Rose and Crab Apple ornament each box lid in a splendid encirclement: hand-painted onto a ground of pine green silk, with a red squirrel, robin and chaffinch depicted amidst bumblebees and butterflies.

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Halcyon Days, a company founded in Mayfair, London, is renowned for its exquisite enamel boxes meticulously crafted in the West Midlands, the traditional hub of British pottery and enamelling. Holding a royal warrant to King Charles, the company has also held warrants for the late Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, which reflects its longstanding tradition of providing high-quality products to the British monarchy.

The British heritage brand’s history dates back to the 18th century when it was known for creating unique and ornate snuffboxes. In honour of the coronation, Halcyon Days are offering a Cypher Green Enamel Box adorned with the Coronation emblem on the inside lid.

This pays tribute to King Charles’ love of the natural world, unifying the flora of the four nations of the UK: the rose of England, the thistle of Scotland, the daffodil of Wales, and the shamrock of Northern Ireland. Together, the flowers create the shape of St Edward’s Crown, with which King Charles will be crowned during the Coronation Service at Westminster Abbey.

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Tea and cakes are as English as they come, and what is a more fitting way to celebrate the English tradition of the coronation than to make the jauntily designed Emma Bridgewater's 3 Cheers For King Charles III Large Cake Stand part of your soiree?

Handcrafted and hand-decorated in its factory in Stoke on Trent, Bridgewater's ceramics company was founded in 1985, just a year before the wedding of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson. The company has commemorated every royal event since then, although it is particularly known for its typographic Toast & Marmalade collection and nostalgic Cheery Polka Dot range.

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Luxury gifting brand Asprey's boxed set commemorating the coronation set consists of a limited edition mouth-blown, hand-cut, lead-free square crystal decanter and glasses. 

The decanter is topped with an Asprey hallmarked sterling silver gilt Lion head and collar featuring HM King Charles's coronation hallmark (Asprey holds a Royal Warrant from HRH Prince of Wales for jewellery and silver). Both decanter and tumblers are engraved with the royal cyphers and nestle in a purple presentation box embossed with the official Coronation emblem, designed by Sir Jonathan Ive.

The decanter is engraved with the number of the limited edition of 12 pieces on the base. Edition No. 1 will go to His Majesty King Charles III as a coronation gift.

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British designer Jan Constantine creates luxury hand-embroidered textiles, including bespoke pieces for Liberty of London, Harrods and Selfridges. She also made official goods for the London Olympics in 2012, produced a collection for the Queen's Jubilee, and collaborated with British brands, including Fortnum and Mason, and Pimm's.

Her Coronation Collection is handmade from pure wool and hand-embroidered with royal motifs, the most regal being the God Save the King cushion. Appliquéd and hand embroidered with antique gold on navy blue wool felt, with the Royal Crown and the coronation date.

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Eleanor Bowmer's famously maximalist aesthetic infuses her limited edition collection of coronation homeware decorated with vibrant illustrations depicting the royal coat of arms’ lion and unicorn alongside King Charles’ cypher and flowers from all four nations.

Made from 100 per cent premium quality cotton, the tea towel is ideal for everyday use and will cheer up any kitchen it's placed in.

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