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AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND CATALOGUE 2018 Customer Service Australia Telephone: (02) 8665 8200 or Toll Free: 1300 852 022 Fax: (02) 9831 1631 Email: [email protected] New Zealand Telephone: (612) 8665 8200 or Toll Free: 0800 442 575 Fax: (612) 9831 1631 Email: [email protected] Address 100 Holbeche Road Arndell Park NSW 2148 Postal Address PO Box 888 Blacktown NSW 2148 Hours MONDAY – FRIDAY: 9.00am – 5.00pm E.S.T SATURDAY: 10.00am – 4.00pm E.S.T Website royalalbertchina.com.au Social Media facebook.com/royalalbertengland instagram.com/royalalbertengland twitter.com/RoyalAlbert_UK Customer Service Australia Telephone: (02) 8665 8200 or Toll Free: 1300 852 022 Fax: (02) 9831 1631 Email: [email protected] Contents New Zealand Telephone: (612) 8665 8200 Miranda Kerr for Royal Albert 4 or Toll Free: 0800 442 575 Candy Collection 12 Fax: (612) 9831 1631 Email: [email protected] Tea Party 14 Cheeky Pink Polka Blue Address 100 Holbeche Road Polka Rose Arndell Park NSW 2148 Rose Confetti Gorgeous Gifts 18 Postal Address PO Box 888 Blacktown NSW 2148 100 Years Collection 20 Old Country Roses 26 Hours MONDAY – FRIDAY: Lady Carlyle 30 9.00am – 5.00pm E.S.T General Information SATURDAY: Materials & Care 34 10.00am – 4.00pm E.S.T Assurance & Privacy Policy 35 General Terms & Conditions 36 Website royalalbertchina.com.au Social Media facebook.com/royalalbertengland instagram.com/royalalbertengland All prices shown are recommended retail prices, effective 14th May 2018 in Australia and in twitter.com/RoyalAlbert_UK New Zealand. Country of origin is correct at time of printing, but is subject to change. Inspired by English gardens, Royal Albert has been passionate about pretty florals for over 100 years. With strong lifestyle stories that include teaware and giftware, Royal Albert is about adding fun, romance, nostalgia and indulgence to consumer’s lives. To be enjoyed today and treasured forever. Working with Miranda Kerr, we have created a truly beautiful collection. Inspired by Miranda’s love of nature, the colour palette of her garden, travels throughout the world and treasured memories of afternoons spent sipping tea from her grandmother’s own Royal Albert tea set, the collection reflects Miranda’s heart, passion and sense of style. Miranda has been involved in every step of the creative process to design this beautifully illustrated collection. The use of pretty peonies, butterflies and soft pastel colours epitomise the delicate details which Miranda adores. Delightful, pretty and totally Miranda, the Miranda Kerr for Royal Albert collection is for the sophisticated woman who enjoys celebrating with friends and appreciates time to herself. MIRANDA KERR Miranda has skilfully tapped into her striking sense of style and long-standing love of afternoon tea to create this delightful collection of fine bone china teaware. Adorned with Miranda’s favourite things – peonies and butterflies – the range is available in white and an array of pretty colours. Made from Fine Bone China, Crystalline Packaging Gift boxed in Miranda Kerr soft pink packaging Shape Hampton Assurance 1 year breakage replacement Made in Indonesia Introduced 2014, 2016 6 MIRANDA KERR Friendship 5 Piece Place Setting 1x Plate 27cm 1x Plate 20cm 1x Plate 16cm 1x Teacup & Saucer 3501 006 AU$299.00 - NZ$359.00 CARTON QTY 4 Friendship Teacup, Saucer & 20cm Plate Friendship Teapot Friendship Tea For One Friendship Teacup & Saucer 180ml 450ml 490ml/360ml 180ml 9cm x 7cm, 14cm x 2cm, 20cm x 20cm 3501 171 3501 012 7cm x 9cm, 14cm x 2cm 3501 018 AU$149.00 - NZ$185.00 AU$215.00 - NZ$259.00 3501 062 AU$145.00 - NZ$175.00 AU$115.00 - NZ$139.00 CARTON QTY 8 CARTON QTY 6 CARTON QTY 4 CARTON QTY 12 Friendship Vintage Mug Pink Friendship Vintage Mug White Friendship Vintage Mug Green Friendship Vintage Mug Turquoise 400ml 400ml 400ml 400ml 9cm x 11cm 9cm x 11cm 9cm x 11cm 9cm x 11cm 3501 192 3501 193 3501 191 3501 190 AU$69.95 - NZ$84.99 AU$69.95 - NZ$84.99 AU$69.95 - NZ$84.99 AU$69.95 - NZ$84.99 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 Friendship Tea Caddy Friendship 3 Piece Set Teapot, Cream & Sugar Friendship Tea for Two Teapot, Teacups & Saucers 10cm x 12cm 1.2Ltr, 350ml, 350ml 1.2Ltr, 180ml 3501 100 3501 019 3501 024 AU$99.95 - NZ$119.00 AU$399.00 - NZ$479.00 AU$399.00 - NZ$479.00 CARTON QTY 20 CARTON QTY 2 CARTON QTY 2 7 MIRANDA KERR 15 Piece Teaset 4 x 20cm Plate 4 x Teacup & Saucer Set 1 x Friendship Teapot 1 x Friendship Sugar 1 x Friendship Creamer 3501 215 AU$899.00 - NZ$1,099.00 CARTON QTY 2 Set of 4 Plates 11cm Set of 4 Plates 20cm (Mixed) Set of 4 Plates 20cm (Coloured) 10cm x 2cm 20cm x 2cm 20cm x 2cm 3501 210 3501 202 3501 200 AU$99.95 - NZ$119.00 AU$215.00 - NZ$259.00 AU$215.00 - NZ$259.00 CARTON QTY 48 CARTON QTY 8 CARTON QTY 8 Blessings Cake Plate Small Blessings Cake Plate 29.5cm Gratitude Cake Plate Large 17cm x 6cm 29.5cm x 2cm 30cm x 10cm 3501 054 3501 056 3501 055 AU$115.00 - NZ$139.00 AU$129.00 - NZ$149.00 AU$250.00 - NZ$299.00 CARTON QTY 17 CARTON QTY 13 CARTON QTY 4 2 Tier Cake Stand 3 Tier Cake Stand Joy Tea Tip 16cm, 21cm 16cm, 20cm, 27cm, 35cm (Height) 11cm x 8cm x 2cm 3501 058 3501 057 3501 005 AU$115.00 - NZ$139.00 AU$179.00 - NZ$215.00 AU$39.95 - NZ$49.99 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 6 CARTON QTY 68 Blessings Tea Strainer Joy Bowl Blessings Bowl 12cm x 3cm 11cm 11cm 3501 205 3501 110 3501 111 AU$49.95 - NZ$59.99 AU$69.95 - NZ$84.99 AU$69.95 - NZ$84.99 CARTON QTY 48 CARTON QTY 24 CARTON QTY 24 8 MIRANDA KERR Gratitude Teacup, Saucer & 20cm Plate Devotion Teacup, Saucer & 20cm Plate Blessings Teacup, Saucer & 20cm Plate Joy Teacup, Saucer & 20cm Plate 180ml 180ml 180ml 180ml 9cm x 7cm, 14cm x 2cm, 20cm x 20cm 9cm x 7cm, 14cm x 2cm, 20cm x 20cm 9cm x 7cm, 14cm x 2cm, 20cm x 20cm 9cm x 7cm, 14cm x 2cm, 20cm x 20cm 3501 016 3501 017 3501 014 3501 015 AU$145.00 - NZ$175.00 AU$145.00 - NZ$175.00 AU$145.00 - NZ$175.00 AU$145.00 - NZ$175.00 CARTON QTY 4 CARTON QTY 4 CARTON QTY 4 CARTON QTY 4 Gratitude Mug Devotion Mug Blessings Mug Joy Mug 300ml 300ml 300ml 300ml 3501 196 3501 197 3501 194 3501 195 AU$59.95 - NZ$79.99 AU$59.95 - NZ$79.99 AU$59.95 - NZ$79.99 AU$59.95 - NZ$79.99 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 Set of 4 Teacups & Saucers Set of 4 Vintage Mugs 180ml 300ml 9cm x 7cm, 14cm x 2cm 3501 198 3501 201 AU$229.00 - NZ$275.00 AU$359.00 - NZ$429.00 CARTON QTY 2 CARTON QTY 2 Gratitude Heart Tray 13cm Devotion Heart Tray 13cm Blessings Heart Tray 13cm Joy Heart Tray 13cm 3501 302 3501 301 3501 300 3501 303 AU$35.95 - NZ$42.99 AU$35.95 - NZ$42.99 AU$35.95 - NZ$42.99 AU$35.95 - NZ$42.99 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 CARTON QTY 12 Pink Blush Flute Pair 230ml 3510 619 AU$79.95 - NZ$99.99 CARTON QTY 12 9 NEW MIRANDA KERR EVERYDAY FRIENDSHIP The charming ‘Everyday Friendship’ is the newest collection from Miranda Kerr for Royal Albert. Whether you are with friends, family or just having some ‘me’ time, ‘Everyday Friendship’ is designed to elevate your enjoyment of everyday moments from breakfast to morning break, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Perfect for relaxed, daily use the collection includes tableware and teaware and is durable, microwave friendly and dishwasher safe. Inspired by Miranda’s love of nature and treasured memories of afternoons spent sipping tea with her grandmother, the collection features pretty peonies, delicate butterflies and a mix of gorgeous pastel colours that come together to create a feel-good collection. Made from Porcelain Assurance 1 year breakage replacement Made in China Distribution Wholesale accounts only Packaging Gift boxed 10 NEW MIRANDA KERR EVERYDAY FRIENDSHIP Teacup & Saucer White Teacup & Saucer Blue Teacup & Saucer Green Teacup & Saucer Yellow 275ml 275ml 275ml 275ml 10cm x 7cm, 16cm x 3cm 10cm x 7cm, 16cm x 3cm 10cm x 7cm, 16cm x 3cm 10cm x 7cm, 16cm x 3cm 3505 060 3505 061 3505 062 3505 063 AU$39.95 - NZ$49.99 AU$39.95 - NZ$49.99 AU$39.95 - NZ$49.99 AU$39.95 - NZ$49.99 CARTON QTY 24 CARTON QTY 24 CARTON QTY 24 CARTON QTY 24 Set of 4 Mugs Plate 20cm Set of 4 Cereal Bowl 16cm Mixed Set of 4 350ml 20cm x 3cm 16cm x 8cm 10cm x 9cm 3505 242 3505 270 3505 198 AU$99.95 - NZ$119.00 AU$99.95 - NZ$119.00 AU$99.95 - NZ$119.00 CARTON QTY 8 CARTON QTY 6 CARTON QTY 6 Teacup & Saucer Set of 4 Teapot, Cream & Sugar Set 2 Tier Cake Stand 275ml 1.5L, 300ml, 250ml 27cm, 20cm 10cm x 7cm, 16cm x 3cm 3505 019 3505 054 3505 201 AU$149.00 - NZ$185.00 AU$99.95 - NZ$119.00 AU$149.00 - NZ$185.00 CARTON QTY 4 CARTON QTY 3 CARTON QTY 6 15 Piece Tea Set 16 Piece Dinner Set 4x Plate 20cm 4x Dinner Plate 27cm 4x Teacup & Saucer 4x Entrée Plate 20cm 1x Teapot 4x Cereal Bowl 1x Creamer 4x Mugs 1x Sugar 3505 216 3505 215 AU$299.00 - NZ$359.00 AU$299.00 - NZ$359.00 CARTON QTY 1 CARTON QTY 1 11 CANDY COLLECTION Inspired by patterns from the Royal Albert archives, the Candy Collection has a modern vintage appeal.
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    KIFKAF PRODUCT GUIDE celebrating colour, texture and taste TEA WITH CERAMIC, SEAGRASS AND BAMBOO ACCESSORIES THAT RELAX AND INSPIRE 2 ali 350ml swan 600ml zaina 800ml BREWING POTS KIFKAF makes the drinking of tea both sensual and celebratory. Embracing richly textured details, colours (see enclosed colour chart) and shapes, choose from a range of pots to match your mood and occasion – whether you’re drinking for one or with friends and family. sumo 950ml all-in-one 300ml nashi 700ml mandalay 500ml katsu 500ml shan 600ml 3 french 150ml pod 150ml moroccan 150ml sencha 100ml DRINKING VESSELS AND ACCESSORIES infuser 150ml Drawing on shapes from around the world, KIFKAF’s teacup range engages people visually and milk jug reminds us of the simple pleasure of holding a beautiful shape. Mix and match accessories, such as bowls and vases, to create the perfect setting. sugar jar spoons tea ball spiral bowl scissors medium tear small tear noodle bowl drop vase drop vase 4 5 “Strange how a teapot can represent at the same time the comforts of solitude and the pleasures of company” Zen Haiku 6 green jasmine celebration chai love potion TEA SET BOXES Whether it’s for sharing over conversation or simply relishing a quiet moment alone, KIFKFAF tea sets make a perfect gift. Beautifully encased in wooden boxes, our tea sets introduce the calm of traditional tea ceremonies into busy modern lives. energy eclipse escape remedy arabian mint zen relaxation 7 celebration chai australian breakfast tonic pitta love green jasmine TEAS AND HERBALS KIFKAF nurtures the ancient art of tea drinking kapha into modern lifestyles through its range of five organic herbals, three organic ayurveda-inspired teas and five carefully selected Camellia Sinensus zen teas from around the world.