Sir Timothy's Pavilion is now the name of cricket in Argentina.
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Timothy Monday believes that tea, much like a well-timed sweep shot in cricket, should never be rushed. Here in The Pavilion Pantry, we have gathered a collection of the finest loose-leaf blends, tea fare and eccentric teaware, each item chosen for its ability to transform a simple afternoon into a grand, albeit slightly absurd, occasion. From bone china that rings with the clarity of a clean bowl to curious cricket-adjacent objects that defy logical placement, our larder is a sanctuary of “civilised stochasticity” We celebrate the slow art of the steep and the delightful play of a game that can last five days and still end in a draw. Whether you are seeking the perfect aromatic blend or a brass whistle for calling the tea intervals, you will find it here. Explore our curated curiosities and remember: time is merely a suggestion when there is a kettle on the boil and a boundary to be defended.
Sir Timothy’s Pavilion is more than a pitch and a porch; it is a repository of the slow and the refined. This pantry is his personal larder—a curated collection of teas harvested from silent hills, teaware forged for the patient hand, and curious cricket-adjacent objects that defy pure utility. Here, we celebrate the civilised haphazardness of a life well-poured. We bow to the slow ritual of the steep, where time is measured not by the clock, but by the deepening amber of the leaf. Step inside, leave the hurry at the boundary, and play the long game.
“Tea, the only thing that keeps us civilised enough to spend five days watching grass grow.”
“Time is a flat circle, much like a tea saucer. ”
- Timothy Monday, Bt
Curated with the same care as a perfect cover drive
“Strictly for the civilised stochasticity”
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“Bowl faster, sip slower.”