A prestigious and curated colleciton of enamel boxes. Handcrafted in England by the highly skilled artists of Halcyon Days, each piece embodies elegance and precision synonymous with the art of
enamelling. This exquisite assemblage celebrates the enduring legacies of the British Royal Family and British Prime Ministers, capturing their
significant contributions and distinguished roles in governance and diplomacy. The collection also features pieces commemorating notable landmarks and pivotal moments in history. From the majestic architecture of British landmarks to groundbreaking events that left an indelible mark on the world stage, these enamel boxes serve as timeless keepsakes, blending artistry with historical reverence, bestowing the unique opportunity to cherish the grandeur and significance of these global icons and events forever. 

This collection depicts some of the flowers found in the walled garden at Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's beloved former holiday home, the Castle of Mey, which she purchased and restored in 1952.

The handcrafted fine bone china pieces within the range have been created in collaboration with the Castle of Mey Trust and a portion of the proceeds from each sale goes towards their looking after of the Caithness based castle and its gardens.

The Wildflower Meadow Collection stems from the collaboration between Highgrove Gardens and Halcyon Days. The meadow is an ever-changing canvas and was originally hand sewn with Miriam Rothschild's 'Gloucestershire Farmers' Nightmare Mix' in 1982. The untamed and abundant meadow is peppered with forget-me-nots, buttercups, red cloversand ceanothus all of which inspired this collection.

From two locations in the West Midlands, our artisans forge not only our products but our identity as a brand.