Baronet Mugs

Vibrant watercolour silhouette portrait painting of a beautiful tiger cat kitty, called Baronet Littletinker, playing with a cute pink mouse, with splatters and splashes, in a modern minimal style.

Vibrant watercolour silhouette portrait painting of a beautiful tiger cat kitty, called Baronet Catticus Of Yarn, playing with a ball of yarn, with splatters and splashes, in a modern minimal style.

Vibrant watercolour silhouette portrait painting of a beautiful tiger cat kitty, called Baronet Abra Cat Dabra, with splatters and splashes, in a modern minimal style.

Richard Peers Symons, M.P. (Later Sr Richard Peers Symons, Baronet) by Joshua Reynolds, 1770-1771.

Vibrant watercolour silhouette portrait painting of a beautiful tiger cat kitty, called Baronet Loveachick, playing with a cute scared chick, with splatters and splashes, in a modern minimal style.

Thomas Johnstone Lipton (1848-1931), Scottish yachtsman. Lipton, famous for founding the Lipton tea brand, was a keen yachtsman. He competed five times in the America's Cup between 1899 and 1930. This photograph, sent by Lipton to a friend, carried an inscription dated 17 October 1902, referring to himself as skipper of his steam yacht the Erin (purchased 1898). Lipton made his fortune by investing in tea plantations to supply his chain of grocery stores, starting in Glasgow and then extending across the UK. He had been created Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (KCVO) in 1901, and was made a baronet in 1902.

In the 1860s there was one man who was the nemesis of the New South Wales bushrangers - Sir Frederick Pottinger. A gambler, a dandy and a baronet, Pottinger became one of the most renowned frontier lawmen in Australia facing off against the likes of Frank Gardiner, Johnny Gilbert and Ben Hall.

You've got a great sense of style and so does this Baron Teddy Bear! He's a great gift for yourself or others who love to be fabulous.

This is a watercolour copy of the portrait of the young Sir Herbert George Denman Croft, 9th Baronet (1838-1902). The oil painting is currently located at Croft Castle.