Almost done with my Christmas shopping (don’t hate me, and
don’t tell me you finished in October). 😊
As we have in past years, I thought I’d alert you to presents that any
aficionado of the nineteenth century and avid bookworm might enjoy.
Let’s start with books. Fabric a la Romantic Regency appears to be a lovely glossary of fabric terms from
the early nineteenth century. Ever want to know the difference between sarsnet
and lustring? This ought to tell you.
There’s also an interesting tome, Jane Austen’s England, that promises to look closer at the places
and situations depicted in Jane Austen’s novels.
And this one tickled my fancy: How Jane Austen Kept Cool,
all about Georgian ice cream!
Perhaps your more in the mood to make sure your favorite
books remain in the family. Check out this embosser, which will tastefully mark
the books with your name.
Mugs always seem a popular gift. This one has a unique
slant.
Or, for the more athletically inclined:
Need something to put that new mug on? Try these coasters of
Jane Austen books.
Or perhaps you’d like to step up your organization approach.
Love these file folders from the Victorian Trading Company.
Finally, you can be reminded of all your favorite British authors, from Shakespeare to Tolkien, with this decorative plate. There’s only one, I’m afraid.
Good luck, and Merry
Christmas!
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