Victoria magazine

This premier issue of Victoria is in very good condition, but did have a tiny tear on the spine, about 1/4" - which was successfully repaired. from 23866188

The very first October issue of Victoria debuted in 1988. The second issue, which came out in the fall of 1987, was a 1987/1988 Winter issu...

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Ablaze with the bright warmth of holiday joy, Victoria’s November/December issue invites you to step into pages awhirl with the splendor of festive soirées, fragrant evergreens, and historic homes bedecked in the grandest of regalia for this merry time of year. Wander with us through Paris, where Georgianna Lane’s lens perfectly captures the City of

Ever since I was 12 years old, I have been in love with Victoria magazine. Each and every beautiful issue was savored and read over and over again during those pre-Internet days. At one point, I had collected every single issue going back to 1987, the year of the magazine’s inception. Unfortunately, I had to get […]

An English Cottage L'interior designer in pensione Sally Paget-Brown abbraccia un nuovo progetto personale, trasformando una rimessa in una residenza classicamente chic situata nel bellissimo giardino recintato di una tenuta georgiana nel Surrey. Victoria Magazine Torta di Yogurt - Carina Berry - healthy recipes Morning via @chique__lifestyle Realizzata con una rete di perle di legno, la borsa "Riya" di Cult Gaia è una soluzione estiva per trasportare tutto ciò di cui hai bisogno. Moda…

An aromatic bouquet of rosemary, sage, tarragon, and dozens of other piquant plants mingles with the salt-tinged breeze blowing up from the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia’s fertile Annapolis Valley. Beverly McClare carefully threads her way through the brimful rows of herbs, picking perfect specimens destined for jellies, jams, chutneys, and other sweet and - Page 3

St. Louis anesthesiologist Dr. Christine Millar—known as “Sewstine” to her scores of Instagram and YouTube followers—has loved to sew since childhood, from her first forays into embroidery to the elaborate costumes she makes in the style of eighteenth-century attire. Her attention to detail is truly incredible, as evidenced by the beautiful machine-stitched embroidery, based on - Page 5