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Tulip Print Mug bestseller Wine which had been poisonedThis bespoke Tulip Print Mug has been inspired by the Renaissance style wall coverings that were typical of Stirling Castle in the 16th Century. Red wall coverings can be seen throughout the main Inner Hall of the Castle, with the print itself being taken from fireplace carvings in the Queen's Bedchamber. Ideal for tea or coffee anytime of the day. Shop the full Stirling Castle Bespoke Kitchen Range here. Exclusive to Stirling Castle and Online

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