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	Wimbledon Towels Christy's original Turkish Towels, supplied courtside at the All English Lawn Tennis Club Championship matches.
	Henry Poole Tie The Savile Row tailor since 1822, “Old Pooley” will set you right with a traditional Royal Crest necktie.
	Sherlock Holmes Pipe The Peterson of Dublin pipe honors Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary sleuth.
	Ascot and Henley Spectator Picnic Hampers inspired by the Royal Ascot horse race, and the Henley Regatta boat race.
	Jack Russell Weathervane Inspired by the immortal dog, “Trump,” first of the noble British strain of fox-hunting terriers.
	Town Crier Bell From the original Whitechapel Foundry, this bell has announced public meetings and calls of alarm for 400 years.
	The Queen's Table From the heart of England's metal works, Arthur Price supplies silver service to the Royal Family.
	Stateroom Lamp Reproduction of lamp from the Captain's cabin of HMS Guerriere, battleship of the war of 1812.
	Tartan Blanket Since 1783 MacNaughtons of Pitlochry has weaved the finest blankets and throws in all of Scotland.
	Ocean Liner Travel Clock The 30s era Cabin Clock is a supremely well made epitome of Edwardian excellence, by Grants of Dalvey since 1879.
	Snug Pub Games Pop round the local tavern for a quick pint and a few games of Bagatelle, Skittles, and Shove Ha-Penny.
	England Rugby Team It takes balls to play rugby, as they say, and Gilbert makes the official blue and red ones.
	Dunhill Smoke Shop Since 1907, Alfred Dunhill has operated a pipe and tobacconist shop on Duke Street.
	No. 3 St. James Street For 300 years, Berry Bros. & Rudd has supplied wines, liquors, and elegant glassware for drinking.
	Beethoven's Altar That's what he called his Broadwood Piano, serving the greatest composers of Europe since 1740.
	The Black Stuff Guinness Stout is the oft-called Vitamin G. Recommended Daily Allowance: 3 pints a day.
	British Museum Lion It shelters one of the most comprehensive collections of art and artifacts in the world.
	Fancy a Cuppa? Twinings received the Royal Warrant from Queen Victoria for the supply of tea to both royalty and commoners.
	Lionheart Chess Set Pieces are based on the Third Crusade, launched in 1189 by King Richard the Lionheart to free the Holy Land.