The Duchess of Cambridge might be able to make people buy dresses, but only Queen Elizabeth could sell an entire shipment of $380 teapots in seconds.
The ornate teapots were the fastest-selling of the 26 special souvenirs released to mark the queen’s Diamond Jubilee, alongside a $380 bowl and a $145 plate.
The most expensive item is a $760 decorative urn, while the cheapest is a $9 tin of mints.
All money made by the souvenirs will be used for the upkeep of the Royal Collection.
Queen Elizabeth and some of the official Diamond Jubilee souvenirs.
This $380 teapot is sold out.
The priciest item, a $760 decorative urn.
This cake stand will set you back $600.
Bargain: This humble tea towel cost just $13.70.
The special tea cup and saucer sells for $75.
This $380 bowl is also sold out.
A commemorative plate costs $150.
This coffee mug costs a modest $38.
A tin of mints is the cheapest item at $9.
This blue velvet cushion sells for $145.
This cute pillbox clock is priced at $100.
Pricey treat: These chocolates cost $24.50.
This limited edition tea caddy costs $269.
Jubilee shortbread will set you back $17.
The decorative box costs a mammoth $607.
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