By George! Royals Cash In On New Baby With Commemorative China Range

William and Kate wedding china made more than four million pounds for the Royals and now they are set to cash in on the new baby with a range of exquisiste, hand-painted British china.

The new set which comprises a pillbox (£30), a two-handled loving cup (£39), a large plate (£45) and a special limited edition loving cup with the name 'George' embossed on it in gold leaf (£195) are available through the Royal Collection, the charity which stewards the royals priceless art collection, and produces all official Royal Family merchandise.

The limited edition cup is limited to a run of 2,013 and is expected to sell out quickly, so if you want one (@askmrmickey) best get onto the RC website asap. And no, this is not an advertorial.

Since Kate Middleton joined the Royal family, the money raised by the Royal Collection has shot up.

The Royal Collection (RC) made an incredible £10million from entry tickets to view Kate Middleton's wedding dress which went on display for 73 days at Buckingham Palace in 2011.

The success of their charities has enabled the three young members of the Royal family to give almost £1.2 million in grants to charities helping military veterans, disadvantaged children and wildlife.

For those looking to have reminder of the birth but can't afford the princely sums, there are other items available on the RC website - the cheapest being a commemorative tea towel for £9.