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The East India Company - Homepage Explorers Since 1600, The East India Company delivers indulgent luxury hampers, teas, coffees, chocolates, biscuits and other fine foods alongside limited edition gold and silver coin collections Visit us today and discover the world with us
History - The East India Company Queen Elizabeth I, grants a charter to ‘The Governor and Company of Merchants of London Trading into the East Indies’, commonly known as The East India Company, bestowing her royal patronage and empowering them with a trading monopoly in spices, tea, coffee and all other luxury goods from the east, essentially everywhere past the Cape of
A Short Story about EIC - The East India Company From the ambitions of the young men seeking their fortunes in honest trade in exotic new lands, to those committed to delivering positive lasting legacies But it’s also about the ambitions, greed, and transgressions of some that ultimately brought the downfall of The East India Company
The Mohur – The East India Company - Collections Every year, The East India Company issue a strictly limited number of Mohur gold coins in the highest proof quality as a symbol of wealth, prestige and trust, symbolising the proud legacy and beauty of the Mohur and celebrating the Mohur gold coin’s truly extraordinary past
Royal Flush Loose Tea 100g - The East India Company The tea bush flourished and an exclusive royal area was propagated In Honour of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012, The East India Company’s Tea Master located the original bush, harvested its tea and served it at the official royal lunch Our Royal Flush black tea was born
Sir Anythony Oliphants Ceylon - The East India Company Our Ceylon Signature blend is named after Sir Anthony Oliphant, Chief Justice of Ceylon in 1838, who allowed his estate to be planted with tea seedlings, under the supervision of The East India Company
The Coat of Arms - The East India Company The Coat of Arms features two sea lions and waving St George pennants, supporting a shield featuring ships and roses The ships have open sails and are facing to the east, signifying that they have a favourable wind and are journeying to the colonies The roses denote England and a Fleur De Lys representing France
The First Curry – The East India Company The East India Company pioneers in India loved nothing more than enjoying a local curry with chutney These ‘ordinary’ foods in India became exotic back in London The first recipe for curry appeared in a cookery book of 1747
The Merchants Mark - The East India Company The Merchant’s Mark is still used today on all our products, now as then, the distinctive mark of The Company and of quality Soon after its creation The Company began to use a ‘balemark,’ which identified its products as they arrived in busy ports or were sold on the trading floor
Boston Tea Party – The East India Company The Boston Tea Party: A Prelude to Independence On 16 December 1773, American colonists boldly resisted British tyranny by staging the Boston Tea Party Disguised as Mohawk Indians, the Sons of Liberty boarded British ships and dumped 46 tonnes of tea into Boston Harbour