£9.99

Finally, a mug that does not creep to clients but tells it like it is. Currently, our best-selling mug! More info...

£27.00

We haven't yet met the person who isn't secretly pleased to be thought of as 'cool'. Tongue-in-cheek or in genuine admiration - this 16" bear is bound to go down well. His official name is Bruno, and he is the bear used by British regiments for their memorabilia. More info...

£24.00

Hard-wearing polyester tie of Gray's Inn, one of the four Inns of Court in London. More info...

£75.00

Probably the most famous of all legal cartoons, yet not easy to find. The picture is reproduced from a 1700s magazine cartoon by J. Bright. Image measures 13" x 8.5". More info...

£29.00

Literally translated - 'Don't Let the Bastards Grind You Down'. Our best-selling tie, this is 100% silk, and guaranteed to raise a laugh when someone asks you what the Latin words mean. It also makes a thoughtful present to clients who are having a tough time. More info...

£27.00

We haven't yet met the person who isn't secretly pleased to be thought of as 'cool'. Tongue-in-cheek or in genuine admiration - this 16" bear is bound to go down well. His official name is Bruno, and he is the bear used by British regiments for their memorabilia. More info...

£18.00

A limited edition watercolour of Gray's Inn, one of the four Inns of Court where barristers congregate for work and pleasure. More info...

£10.99

How often have you put off a chore, saying "I'll do it when I get a round tuit"? Or had to suffer the same excuse from a colleague at work or from one of your children? Now, at last, you have the answer to those lame excuses. A genuine Round Tuit, made from ceramic and fitted into a handsome mahogany base. It is the ideal coffee mug coaster, but better than that - it is a constant reminder that putting things off never solved a problem. More info...

£27.00

We haven't yet met the person who isn't secretly pleased to be thought of as 'cool'. Tongue-in-cheek or in genuine admiration - this 16" bear is bound to go down well. His official name is Bruno, and he is the bear used by British regiments for their memorabilia. More info...

£59.00

Donoghue v. Stevenson (1932). The ginger beer bottle shown is a genuine Stevenson's one with Lord Atkin's 'good neighbour' principle written underneath it. More info...

£1,600.00

The Great Exhibition pen, of which just 50 numbered editions are being made, is the ultimate pen for special events. A pen to sign important commercial contracts, diplomatic accords, family documents. The mere presence of this beautiful object in a boardroom cannot help but add to the sense of occasion! More info...

£10.00

Self-explanatory! More info...