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A royal kitchen towel -

Perfect to hang in your kitchen.

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King Charles on a flag -

Another way you can celebrate King Charles III is by hanging this flag up!

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Royal condoms -

Forget about tea towels or coffee mugs, a British company designed a box of condoms to commemorate Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding!

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For smoking fans -

After Prince William and Kate announced their engagement in 2010, some shops started selling these commemorative ashtrays.

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A RIP t-shirt -

How about honoring the late Queen Elizabeth II with this t-shirt?

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The contrast of a Queen -

For Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee in 1897, this commemorative token showed the contrast between an optimistic young woman and a mature widow.

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A romantic mug -

Now, this mug marking Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding seems super romantic. Who doesn't love a fairy-tale wedding?

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Wrong prince -

Well, if you turn it around, there's just one small error. The image is of Prince Harry, and not the actual groom, Prince William.

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The Queen's mug -

For some, Queen Bee is Beyoncé. For others, it's the late Queen Elizabeth II.

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Regal slippers -

How about a pair of Prince Charles and Lady Diana themed slippers? Perfect for those chilly mornings.

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Royal matches -

These commemorative matches were made to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II in 1977.

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Celebratory outfits -

How about a royal celebratory look? This t-shirt and jacket were also designed for Queen Elizabeth's Silver Jubilee celebrations.

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A spoonful of royals -

You may not have been born with a silver spoon, but these royal ones are close enough.

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Vintage memorabilia -

Queen Elizabeth II's 1953 coronation was also marked with a number of different memorabilia.

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International memorabilia -

You won't find royal memorabilia only in the UK! These commemorative wedding figurines of Prince William and Kate were created by Genny Di Virgilio in Naples, Italy.

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Prince William and Kate -

Di Virgilio also created these figurines for the 2011 royal wedding.

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Ring for the Queen -

Doesn't it feel regal to ring a bell? These feature an image of Queen Elizabeth II.

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For a royal feast -

Complete your royal kitchen with this red apron and wooden spoon. You'll feel like you're cooking up a royal feast.

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Someone said toilet seat cover? -

Now, this Prince William and Kate Middleton toilet seat cover might be too much, even for the biggest of royal fans.

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Bobble heads -

The royals also got their own bobble head versions. Here's one of Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth II.

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For some regal sewing -

Prince William and Kate memorabilia started to hit the market as soon as they announced their engagement, and these Kate thimbles are simply something else.

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Funny packaging -

These chocolates would have been the perfect gift for anyone jealous of Kate's new royal status.

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Kate doll -

If you ever wanted a real-life princess doll, then this is your chance. This Kate doll is rocking her engagement dress.

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Keep your keys with the King -

Always losing your keys? Well, keep them in check with this King Charles keychain.

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Royal plate -

Another popular memorabilia item are plates. This one celebrates the 2005 wedding of Charles and Camilla.

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Royal baby memorabilia -

Even royal babies get their own memorabilia. These thimbles of Princess Charlotte were to celebrate her christening in 2015.

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Money mug -

Not only do these mugs honor the late Queen Elizabeth, they also honor the British pound.

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Royal postcards -

We've all seen royal-themed postcards, but these literal head-shaped versions are something else. 

Sources: (The Independent) (The New York Times)

See also: Royals before marrying into royalty

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