A beautiful book with Lewis Carroll’s poems that were turned into songs by Lucy Broadwood and were illustrated by Charles James Folkard. (via Learning to Share, an interesting blog).
Mabel Lucie Attwell- The Cheshire Cat
More early 20th century illustrators also captivated by Alice can be found here , here and here.
Searching for all things Alice in Etsy, I found MANY objects, some vintage, some handmade, some expected but also, some definitely unexpected and original. Some of the finds I liked most:
“The rabbit returns” . You can buy the artwork in Etsy, by Christina Siravo
Earrings featuring the Red Queen, by PersephonePlus
Alice purse by Field of Roses
A fantastic Mad hatter t-shirt, by Bany and Tree Clothing
A set of four door knobs, by Monkey Shines
A set of five different Alice themed prints by Poppy Tree
Wooden box by the The Aviary
Rabbit earrings by Alessandra Fusi
Alice and Flamingo in Wonderland baby organic baby onesie by Tiffini Elektra X
Alice themed Μοleskine by Deborah Campion
The Mad Hatter’s top hat charm pendant necklace by LunarraStar Jewellery
Stamps by RetroNana
Set of four notebooks by RetroNana
Retro notepad by JapanKawaiiYa
Steel pendant with silver chain by Untamed Menagerie ["’Curiouser and curiouser!’ Cried Alice (she was so much surprised, that for the moment she quite forgot how to speak good English). ’Now I’m opening out like the largest telescope that ever was! Good-bye, feet!’ (for when she looked down at her feet they seemed to be almost out of sight, they were getting so far off)." (Chapter 2)]
You can also find some wonderful vintage books in very good prices in Etsy. Scanned high resolution images from books can be found here.
Finally, I came upon these fantastic teacup stools inspired by Alice
and this surreal chair that looks like a sofa climbing up the wall, made by Lila Jang (via Yatzer).
Yes, I spent hours looking for all these things. But now, that I look at them collected here, I too want to fall in the rabbit hole.
More Alice links:
Lewis Carroll Society of North America
30/06/2009 at 9:49 am Permalink
What a fantastic collection! I’d love the chaise longue in the last photo…