Tintagel Sword in the Stone Tea Towel
Product Code: 65026
Order by 3pm for next day deliveryexc. Bank Holidays & Weekends
International Delivery Availablefrom £14.99
A contribution from the sale of this product helps us to secure this spectacular and unique heritage for future generations to enjoy.
Overview
Celebrate the magic and romance surrounding England's legendary medieval King Arthur and his association with Tintagel Castle with this exclusive tea towel. British illustrator Dave Thomson's image celebrates Tintagel's reputation as the alleged birthplace of King Arthur. In the foreground is the sword he is reputed to have pulled from a stone to claim his stake as King of Britain. A stylish kitchen accessory for your home, the tea towel makes a lovely souvenir gift for anyone who has visited Cornwall's ancient site.
Key Features:
- Exclusive to English Heritage
- Made in the UK
- Image by British artist Dave Thompson
- 100% cotton
Size: 70cm x 46cm
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Delivery Info
Standard Delivery £4.99: Applies to UK standard delivery rate only.
You can expect delivery by Royal Mail or Courier within 7 working days after placing your order.
Next Day Delivery (on orders placed before 3pm. Weekdays only) £6.99:
If order is placed before 3pm, you can expect delivery the following working day. Please note a signature is required.
Overseas Delivery from £14.99:
- United Kingdom Offshore and Scottish Highlands £14.99
- Europe, E.U. Member £14.99
- Europe, Non E.U. Member £14.99
- US & Canada £16.99
- Australia and New Zealand £18.99
- R.O.W.2-6 £18.99
Please Note: Some countries may charge tax and duty. This is the responsibility of the customer.
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