29 Best Downton Abbey Gifts for Devoted Fans

For the fan who has been streaming Downton or still relies on a worn set of season DVDs, this is the gift that ends the search for good. Having the series and the films together in high definition means the Christmas specials and the Grand Finale sit on the same shelf. It is our top pick when you want one generous, unmistakable present.

The most affordable way to give the whole show, including every Christmas special. It is a strong pick for a newer fan who has only seen it in pieces on streaming, or for a parent or grandparent who prefers a DVD player to apps.

Plenty of devoted series fans never bought the films. This set closes the gap with the royal visit, the trip to the Riviera and the final farewell, and makes a natural movie-night gift alongside a tin of Downton tea.

If they already own the series and the first two films, this is the piece missing from their collection. At around $20 it is also a good small gift paired with one of the companion books.

For the fan who has run out of Downton to watch, Julian Fellowes's New York drama scratches the same itch: rivalries over dinner invitations, a busy servants' hall and extraordinary costumes. Many Downton fans have not yet discovered it.

The best single book for a fan who loves the characters. It follows each family member and servant across all six seasons with photographs and interviews, and makes a satisfying read after finishing a full rewatch.

Downton's costumes are a big part of why fans fall for the show, and this book gives them the close look the screen never allowed. It traces the shift from corsets to flapper dresses through Mary, Edith and Cora. It is our mid-price pick, a beautiful coffee-table gift for anyone who notices the clothes.

Perfect for the fan who keeps pausing episodes to ask what a valet actually did or why an entail mattered. It explains the real social rules the early seasons were built on in a readable, well-illustrated way.

For the person who still answers 'What is a weekend?' in Violet's voice. It is a small, cheerful gift for a coworker or book club friend, and fits neatly into a stocking.

Carson's exacting standards turned into a staff manual, which fans find both funny and fascinating. It is a lighthearted gift for someone who always sided with the downstairs characters.

A great choice for a fan who writes, acts or loves the show's dialogue. Fellowes's notes reveal the scenes that never made it to air, so even a viewer who knows Season 1 by heart will find something new.

Fans who were moved by Downton's war years will be surprised how closely they echo Highclere's own history. This true story of a countess who nursed wounded officers in her home is an inexpensive gift that sparks real conversation.

For the fan whose bucket list includes visiting Highclere, this is the next best thing: a seasonal tour of the estate written by the woman who lives there. It pairs naturally with a promise of a trip one day.

Downton's Christmas specials are many fans' favorite episodes, and this book shows how the real castle celebrates. It suits a fan who loves both decorating and baking, and it makes an especially fitting holiday gift.

Every Downton fan knows the Saloon and the Library from the screen. This large hardcover shows those rooms and many more as they really are, with the family history behind them, making it a strong pick for an architecture or history lover.

The memoir that helped inspire Downton's servants' storylines. Fans who rooted for Daisy, Anna and Mrs. Hughes will love this frank, funny account of a real kitchen maid's life, and at around $10 it is easy to add to a larger gift.

For the reader who wants more Fellowes after the credits roll. Belgravia has the secrets, social climbing and family scandal that made Downton addictive, in a paperback that costs less than a cup of tea at Highclere.

A practical pick for the fan who cooks. It lets them make dishes from both the Crawleys' formal dinners and Mrs. Patmore's kitchen, and the history notes make it an interesting read even on nights they don't cook.

Our budget top pick, because it turns a love of the show into something they can actually do. Scones, sandwiches and cakes for a Downton tea party, with history on how the ritual worked. Pair it with a tin of the Estate Blend for a complete gift under $30.

Ideal for the fan who hosts Christmas dinner and wants an Edwardian touch. It is a gift that comes out every December, so it keeps reminding them who gave it.

The everyday Downton tea, a robust black blend for a morning cup or an afternoon episode. The collectible tin looks good on a kitchen shelf long after the tea is gone, which makes it a nice small gift for a fellow fan.

For the fan whose favorite character is the long-suffering cook. Its dessert flavor makes it a good evening treat, and it pairs well with the Estate Blend for a two-tin gift set.

The thoughtful choice for a fan who skips caffeine, such as an older relative or someone who watches late into the evening. Rose fits the English country-house mood perfectly.

Downton tea deserves better than a mug. This rose-patterned bone china set is an affordable way to make their afternoon cup feel like the Crawleys' drawing room, and it rounds out a cookbook-and-tea bundle nicely.

The essential piece for a fan who wants to throw a Downton viewing party or finale-night tea. With the Afternoon Tea Cookbook, it gives them everything needed to host properly.

Downton's later seasons and films move into the jazz age, and these coupes capture that look. They are a stylish gift for a fan who prefers a champagne toast to a teapot.

A calming hobby for rewatch evenings, full of gowns, rooms and characters fans will recognize. The gold foil edition looks gift-worthy, and it is a lovely present for a fan of any age.

For the puzzle lover who also adores the show, a winter project with the familiar faces of the cast. It suits a family gathering where everyone can pitch in at the table.

John Lunn's theme is instantly recognizable, and hearing it on vinyl gives fans goosebumps. A memorable gift for someone with a turntable who enjoys playing music while they cook or read.