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Revealed: Where to buy Meghan Markle's timeless teacup

Meghan Markle is giving us a good reason to keep her birthday celebrations going – every single morning.

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Meghan Markle visit the Tembisa Township to learn about Youth Employment Services on October 02, 2019 in Tembisa, South Africa.
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Meghan Markle has a lot to celebrate! In addition to welcoming her daughter, Lilibet Diana  with husband Prince Harry earlier this year – she's also ringing in her 40th birthday, and this year, everyone can get in on her birthday celebrations. 

Last week, the Duchess of Sussex announced her newly-launched initiative 40x40, alongside actress Melissa McCarthy. And while the brand-new initiative is reason enough to raise our glasses – the two are helping women re-enter the workforce – there's also one other reason to celebrate. 

If you look close enough in the video, you'll notice that Markle also gives us a glimpse inside her morning routine, and more specifically, her favorite teacup. 

So, if you want to give your kitchen cabinets the royal touch, now's your chance. 

Meghan Markle's impeccably chic black and white handmade teacup and saucer set are handmade by the brand Burleigh. And, we've spotted a variety of these handmade ceramics sold individually at Harrods, including her two signature staples. 

5 Meghan Markle-approved pieces 

Whether you are looking to sip some tea outside in the best outdoor chairs or enjoy it indoors as you take in one of the best candles, we've found five must-have items; all of which will have you experiencing a morning routine inspired by the royal – no royal title required. 

1. Start with this breakfast tea set

Meghan Markle teacup and saucer-inspired set

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Burleigh Breakfast Teacup Gift Set for $47, at Harrods
$47 at harrods.com

Burleigh Breakfast Teacup Gift Set for $47, at Harrods

With Victorian patterns and indigo fabrics in mind, this teacup and saucer plate set is the same as Meghan Markle's featured pair, however, in a brighter, bolder hue. 

2. Reach for this classic teapot

Meghan Markle teapot-inspired

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Burleigh Large Blue Asiatic Pheasants Teapot for $100, at Harrods
$100 at harrods.com

Burleigh Large Blue Asiatic Pheasants Teapot for $100, at Harrods

This teapot is expertly handcrafted from earthenware clay, producing its blossoming arrangement through a centuries-old tissue transferring technique. Perfect for displaying next to the best outdoor furniture, the delicate florals and majestic birds bring an uplifting effect to any morning routine. 

3. Add classic charm to afternoon tea

Meghan Markle cake stand-inspired

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Burleigh Black Regal Peacock Three-Tier Cake Stand for $77, at Harrods
$77 at harrods.com

Burleigh Black Regal Peacock Three-Tier Cake Stand for $77, at Harrods

This three-tier cake stand is characterized by exquisitely detailed birds and ornate edging, bringing majestic charm to every occasion. Perfect for late morning or early afternoon tea, it's sleek sophistication at its finest. 

4. Opt for contemporary bowls

Meghan Markle cereal bowl

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Burleigh Mini Blue Pollen Bowl (12cm) for $34, at Harrods
$34 at harrods.com

Burleigh Mini Blue Pollen Bowl (12cm) for $34, at Harrods

Inspired by the productivity and beauty of bees, this 12cm cereal bowl offers both personality and distinction that's hard to resist.  

5. Frame your tablescapes to perfection

Meghan Markle small plates

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Burleigh Blue Palisade Plate (26.5cm) for $26, at Harrods 
$26 at harrods.com

Burleigh Blue Palisade Plate (26.5cm) for $26, at Harrods 

Motivated by the appeal of microscopic plant cell structures, the symmetric Blue Palisade layout marks this earthenware plate, adding a plethora of character to your crockery edit. 

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Brittany Romano
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Brittany Romano wrote for Homes & Gardens as a U.S. Shopping Editor. A graduate of New England College, Brittany started her career as a freelance fashion market assistant at Marie Claire. She later joined AMI, where she designed a highly profitable commerce vertical. Noted for her award-winning content, she's covered everything from celebrity beauty hacks to the most lavish home decor.