A Victorian Fairytale

This photograph taken by Missquitecontrary with an antique camera captures the lonely romance of an English palace. You can almost imagine a little princess looking out the window down the path. Missquitecontrary has some of the most beautiful photography on Etsy, make sure to check out her shop!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/40635761/path-to-pemberley-8x10-fine-art


This gorgeous antique style mirror necklace by ShopMathilde is so romantic and a little bit mysterious. Perfect for princesses, telling the future, and maybe checking your make-up too!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/49289824/looking-glass-victorian-inspired-mirror


I love Stilettoheight's art because every piece has a story to tell, and you get to figure out that story yourself. It was so difficult to choose just one piece from her shop, but I chose this one because I love the almost other-worldiness of these young women.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/51150607/buy-one-get-one-free-the-may-queen-art

Tea Time!

This necklace from ABoxForMyTreasure lets you take the fun and charm of a tea-party with you wherever you go! I love the detail, from the little sugar pots right down to the teeny silver spoons.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/44245014/madhatters-tea-party-necklace

How nice would this sweet print from Aurorart look in your breakfast nook or above the tea table! So delicate and pretty, you can almost taste the warm tea.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/39785011/tea-time-refined-limited-print-of


I love this handmade tea rose bowl by InspirewoodStudio. The dainty pink rose petals are so lovely against the white curvature of the bowl. Fill it with your favorite tea time goodies!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/38985195/tea-rose-bowl


Look at these cute little buttons from ButteredParsnips! Just think of all the projects you could incorporate these into- jewelry, buttons for a little white shrug, or vintage inspired mixed media!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/46579421/four-fabric-covered-buttons-tea-time

Famous Victorians...in arts and crafts form

All hail the teeny, crocheted, Queen Victoria from The Wee Dinkum Trading Company! She is so adorable, she even comes with her own little scepter (not pictured here). Why has no one thought of crocheted royalty before??
http://www.etsy.com/listing/30446054/queen-victoria-amigurumi

Raven? Check. Bloody quill? Check. Dark quote and twitchy little black mustache? Check and check. This print from Senioritis has everything you love about Poe all wrapped up in one lovely piece of work.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/39189837/edgar-allan-poe-print-11x17---famous-sen

Keep your papers stylishly weighted down while being inspired by one of the greatest poets of the nineteenth century! This paperweight from Ephemeralogie features a picture of Emily Dickinson against a salvaged library card- neat!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/41131515/emily-dickinson-literary-paperweight

Where to even start. If you have a penchant for Victorian literature, finger puppets, and good clean fun, you really can't live without this. This Charles Dickens greeting card from DearDeerDesigns doubles as a finger puppet. You have to check out the whole series!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/42798224/charles-dickens---finger-puppet-greeting