Pure joy for Janeites – a wide and witty range of Austen-inspired gifts.
Gifts
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‘Jane Austen’ Bone China Mug
£10.50
Exclusive: Jane Austen Coin Purse – Navy
£14.95
Exclusive: Jane Austen Mug
£14.95
Inspired by ‘Cassandra’s Cross’
£55.00
Jane Austen ‘Elizabeth Bennet’ Decoration
£9.50
Jane Austen and Winchester Cathedral Booklet
£3.95
Jane Austen Art Wallet
£9.75
Jane Austen Boxed Ink
£4.75
Jane Austen Cream Quill Pen
£4.95
Jane Austen Cross Stitch Sampler
£22.50
Jane Austen Decoration
£10.95
Jane Austen Entertains CD
£10.99
Jane Austen Five Ink Set
£12.00
Jane Austen Paperweight
£12.00
Jane Austen Piano Favourites CD
£10.99Jane Austen Gifts
A range of Jane Austen Gifts & Jane Austen Souvenirs available to buy online
Jane Austen Gifts are available to order via Winchester Cathedral’s online shop. These products play a vital and universal role for any admirer of this much-loved author, as we offer a selection of several unique products and items exclusive to us here at Winchester Cathedral. You are sure to find something that hasn’t been retailed anywhere else, which we pride ourselves on.
A favourite of ours is the Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice Teapot, where you can recite the much-loved quotes situated on the lid, and being especially produced for Winchester Cathedral to commemorate Jane Austen’s life, it is amongst other exclusive Jane Austen Gifts present in this section of the website. There is sure to be something for everyone; from boxed ink to mugs and teapots, our selection is entirely élite.
Jane Austen souvenirs are an important part of our online shop here at Winchester. We have a wonderfully warm and witty range of Jane Austen Gifts, sure to delight any Janeite. Jane Austen actually spent her last few weeks in Winchester, and is buried here in Winchester Cathedral; you can find out more about her life and times through our book selection, or transport yourself back into her world through some wonderful period music CDs.
As well as Jane Austen Gifts, you can find out more about her life and works in The Jane Austen Story exhibition in Winchester Cathedral.
