He may be just one week old, but the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s baby boy Archie Harrison has already achieved something pretty special - he has his own range of commemorative china celebrating his birth. William Edwards Home has released an exclusive range of regal bone china including a plate, pill box, mug and coaster in honour of the seventh-in-line to the throne, and it’s a must for any royal fan.
The Royal Baby Archie Collection features a striking embossed design with intertwined A and H initials as well as his full name and date of birth. Crafted from fine bone china and 22 carat gold, the collectors’ items incorporate fleur-de-lis and cross emblems, along with bows and hearts, which also featured on the brand’s royal wedding collection for Prince Harry and Meghan in 2018.
A collection of commemorative china has been released to celebrate Archie Harrison's birth
Currently available to pre-order on the William Edwards Home site, the collection will also be released at Historic Royal Palace and royal family favourite, Fortnum & Mason, at a later date. Prices start from £15 for the coaster to £45 for the hinged pill box, and we can’t help but think the collection would make a special addition to Prince Harry and Meghan’s new home, Frogmore Cottage.
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The new parents have been spending time at home in Windsor with their newborn since he was born on the morning of Monday 6 May. Named Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the baby boy arrived less than two weeks before Prince Harry and Meghan celebrate their first wedding anniversary.
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Proud mum Meghan also celebrated her very first Mother’s Day on Sunday, with her own mother Doria Ragland by her side. The Duchess shared a sweet glimpse of baby Archie’s feet on Instagram in honour of the special day, along with a touching tribute to Prince Harry’s mum, Princess Diana.
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