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A London Christmas Tale Tea Towel by Victoria Eggs
£13.00Quick ViewStep into a storybook Christmas with the London Christmas Tale tea towel, where a beautifully illustrated snowy city scene brings festive wonder to your home. Inspired by twinkling streets, cosy moments, and the charm of London at Christmas, it captures the warmth and sparkle of the season.
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A London Christmas Tale Mug by Victoria Eggs
£25.00Quick ViewStep into a storybook Christmas with the London Christmas Tale mug, where a beautifully illustrated snowy city scene brings festive wonder to every sip. Inspired by twinkling streets, cosy moments, and the warmth of London at Christmas, it’s perfect for your favourite seasonal drink.
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Legami Vacuum Bottle 500ml – Sunshine Hot & Cold
£25.00Quick ViewMake sure you get the hydration you need throughout the day: take the Butterfly-themed Vacuum Bottle from Legami with you whenever you leave home! Hot/Cold Vacuum Bottle in Stainless Steel, 500 ml Capacity. With a hermetic seal, for no unwanted dripping.
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Legami Vacuum bottle 500ml hot & cold – Flowers
£25.00Quick ViewSay goodbye to plastic bottles and take-away cups with the Legami Hot&Cold 500ml Vacuum Bottle – Flowers. Made of lightweight and resistant double-layer stainless steel, a hermetic seal and a removable silicone handle, keeping hot drinks warm for 12 hours and cold drinks chilled for 24 hours.
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Legami Vacuum Bottle 500ml Hot & Cold – Stars
£25.00Quick ViewMake sure you get the hydration you need throughout the day: take the Zodiac-themed Vacuum Bottle from Legami with you whenever you leave home! Hot/Cold Vacuum Bottle in Stainless Steel, 500 ml Capacity. With a hermetic seal, for no unwanted dripping.
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Jellycat Amuseables Pink Orchid
£42.00Quick ViewJellycat Amuseables Pink Orchid is a voracious reader. She tried attending the local book club that Blushkin Blossom Luxe Bunny started, but found she never had anything to contribute.Characters and plot twists don’t drive her book count. For her, it’s the act of reading itself – the pressure of a paperback perched on her lap, the smell of bindings and bookshelves – that keep her reading.
