Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson Greeting Card by Amanda White. $3.90.
Russell Square Photograph by Journey’s Eye Photography. $28.00.
Portrait of a Marriage by Nigel Nicolson at The Glamourist. $25.29.
Virginia Woolf Print by Lucy Loves This. $25.29.
Virginia Woolf Book Covers by Blackbird Studio UK. $20.00.
1929 Edition of Eminent Victorians by Lytton Strachey at jimmiejrandfamily. $4.99.
Vision and Design by Roger Fry at Elevated Weirdo Books. $11.00.
The Secret Sketchbook of a Bloomsbury Lady by Kenneth Mahood at Jetsam and Juniper. $3.75.
White and Blue Tea Box by Boutique Claire. $27.09.
Loose Leaf English Breakfast Tea by Flying Bird Botanicals. $12.00.
Arc Teapot by Industrial Safari. $85.00.
Omega Pattern Tea Light by Blackbird Studio UK. $8.50.
Virginia Woolf Quote Print by Lit 101. $20.00.
Clarissa Dalloway Portrait by Mrs. Peggotty Arts. $27.80.
A Small Press Life: Books. Art. Writing. Life. Tea. 
What a delightful choice of Bloomsbury objects!
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Thank you! I had a great time doing this edition.
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Such a cool assortment of stuff! Forget the sweaters and ties — next time I need to get a present for someone, I’m going with something from this collection. Thx.
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Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed this one. I’ve done a bunch in the past, too, so there is something for every type of bookworm in your life.
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That was so much fun:)
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Thank you! I had a lot of fun putting this one together!
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Shame on me, but I always forget what a prolific writer Virginia Woolf was. When I saw all those covers, I was amazed at how many works she produced, in between hosting the likes of Ernest Hemingway et al at her apartment.
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She managed to write a lot, especially considering all of the emotional trouble that she went through upon completing each book. Hard core troubles.
Virginia really wasn’t much of a literary hostess…are you, perhaps, thinking of Gertrude Stein? She wrote a decent amount, and held a weekly open house for artists, writers, and musicians, etc.
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Ha ha! Yup, I was.
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I thought so! Or else, there is a huge part of Virginia Woolf’s life I know nothing about.
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