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Shop online for hampers, food, gifts and experiences from the iconic British department store. Enjoy 25% off selected wines and picnicware, and discover the latest events and stories from Fortnum's.
- Tea & Coffee
Weddings at Fortnum & Mason. Stories. Summer Events with...
- New In
Glorious hampers and gift boxes, homeware and accessories,...
- Picnic
Picnic like a pro with our collection of al fresco...
- Hampers
Always packed with delicious and delightful things, a...
- Gifts
Choosing the right gift is always a difficult decision. Let...
- Food Hall
From fresh seasonal produce to caviar and chocolates, smoked...
- Wine & Spirits
Enjoy 10% off when you buy any six (or more) bottles of wine...
- Home
Make your house a home with our range of covetable pieces...
- Tea & Coffee
Explore the world of Fortnum & Mason, the iconic British department store since 1707. Shop for summer essentials, picnicware, champagne, tea, chocolate, gifts and more at 181 Piccadilly.
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Fortnum & Mason plc (colloquially often shortened to just Fortnum's) is an upmarket department store in London, England. The main store is located at 181 Piccadilly in the St James's area of London, where it was established in 1707 by William Fortnum and Hugh Mason.
Fortnum & Mason started in 1707 as candle makers and has since morphed into a maker of specialty biscuits and a supplier to England’s royalty. The storied edifice is spectacular with an array of biscuits in hues, textures and tastes.
Fortnum & Mason started in 1707 as candle makers and has since morphed into a maker of specialty biscuits and a supplier to England’s royalty. The storied edifice is spectacular with an array of biscuits in hues, textures and tastes.
Sep 16, 2023 · Established in 1707, Fortnum & Mason's at 181 Piccadilly, London, is commonly referred to as Fortnum's. It is a commanding and prestigious rival to the younger Harrods store in Knightsbridge (est. 1849). Fortnum boasts centuries of royal connections.
