Speaker's House Collection Fine Bone China Tea Plate dontshow-pocketwatches adding unique character to the

adding unique character to the sculpture without compromising the structure or design in any way

This black and white photograph from 1905 shows the Palace of Westminster's engine room

matching the number of steps to the belfry of the iconic London landmark known the world over as ‘Big Ben’

This Votes for Women cup and saucer set features a design inspired by the ‘Proclamation’ poster used on 28 October 1908

the traditional home of steel production and metalwork in the UK

Speaker's House Collection Fine Bone China Tea Plate dontshow-pocketwatches adding unique character to theDesigned exclusively for the House of Commons, this UK made fine bone china plate features an elegant neo gothic pattern inspired by A. W. N Pugin's design of a fireplace found in the State Apartments of Speaker's House. Part of a stunning new collection, each piece incorporates the number 158 within the design in reference to the current Speaker of the House, Sir Lindsay Hoyle, who is the 158th parliamentarian to occupy the position. Presented in a