Oliver Twist - Mr Bumble and Mrs Corney Taking Tea
Victorian Era Fan Prints
Decorate with history—our Victorian-themed prints showcase exquisite artistry and period-inspired designs, perfect for any fan of this captivating era.
'1858 - Ottawa was chosen by Queen Victoria to be the capital of Canada'
The Convalescent
Victorian woman at a bar.
A shy parish cleric seeking to talk business with a lady
An August Bank-Holiday in the East End.
Illustration to 'Charles Dickens at Gadshill'.
Eveniing Party at Sebastopol. 1854
"So, Heep...have you any excuse for your appalling behaviour?"
Holidays
The origin of 'Rorke's drift' has long been a subject of intense speculation.
'You appear to have a major industrial complex.'
Cargo Bay at Thames Warehouse
Suffering from the Baker Street irregulars?
Conclusive
The Royal Salute
Sorrows of a Subaltern
Something above the common
Our Countrymen Abroad.
The Last Thing Out.
Memorials of The Great Exhibition - 1851. No. XV. - Refreshment room.
Recreation for the Horse-Guards.
A Bit of the Camp
Genteel man in spacious conservatory, depicted next to family in a cramped garret: 'What the people can want with a crystal palace on Sundays, I can't think! Surely they ought to be contented with their church and then home afterwards.'
'It's a lemon tree, my dear Watson.'
Albert, I am not amused! I said small conservatory!
"Is that you Jack?"
Jacob Marley
Leaning on a Lamp post
Truth prevails, and virtue is triumphant
Queen Victoria's Jubilee
1867 Reform Act: 'Fagin's Political School'
Disraeli's Minority Ministry Losing Popular Support
Literary Rivalry Between Gladstone and Disraeli
'Afternoon in the Park'
Victorian Era Fan Prints Collection
Victorian Era Fan Mugs
Explore our collection of Victorian era-inspired mugs and add a touch of elegance to your morning routine.
Victorian Era Fan Pillows
Bring Victorian charm to your space with our decorative pillows inspired by 19th-century patterns and imagery.
Victorian Era Fan T-Shirts
Discover Victorian-themed t-shirts that combine vintage design with modern humor—ideal for fans of the era.