Coronation mug limited edition

SUSAN ROSE CHINA LIMITED

£50

Limited edition with each mug numbered on the base Designed from Susan’s original hand drawn text to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III Hand-made and hand-crafted by skilled English china makers in Stoke on Trent Finished with hand-painted detailing All of the detailing is created with metallic gold Beautifully gift boxed in an English-made, fully recyclable, eco-friendly brown gift box Susan has created a collectable version of her coronation mug with this limited edition version ( number limited to 500 ) The mugs have a special message on the bottom and will be individually numbere

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SUSAN ROSE CHINA LIMITED, number 11295751. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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