Dickensian Drinker Prints

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times—Hey! I'm taking to you! It was the best of times..."

Frontispiece to the first volume of 'Master Humphrey's Clock'

After the Sentence

Paul goes home for the holidays

Tilly Slowboy

Frontispiece to 'Dombey and Son'

My Aunt's Left Hook Expels Uriah From The Chaise

Scrooge is visited by the ghost of prehistoric past.

Redlaw and the Phantom

The lonely figure

Mr. Bumble and Mrs. Corney taking tea

Oliver Twist - Oliver Introduced to Fagin

Mrs. Gamp makes tea

'I am the ghost of Christmas future...with fries!'

Little Nell as comforter

Solemn Reference is Made to Mr Bunsby

Theatrical emotion of Mr. Vincent Crummles

Sketches by Boz - Monmouth Street

Milly and the Student

Kit makes an appointment

Bleak House

Mr. Linkinwater intimates his approval of Nicholas

"So, Heep...have you any excuse for your appalling behaviour?"

The Goblin and the Sexton

Some people thought she'd taken the whole Dickens thing a bit far...

Rob The Grinder admires the Nobby Shropshire One

Theatrical Christmas.

Mr. Chester's diplomacy

Charles Dickens

Tom Pinch Starts Homeward with the New Pupil

Mr. Chester making an impression

The Cricket on the Hearth - Title-page to the first edition

'Dauber Micawber'

Updated Classic: Bleak House Sales

Mrs. Jarley's waxwork