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

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In this special Victoria Classics issue—a perennial favorite among our readers—we highlight the enduring charms of English style. From a thatched cottage that was once home to a renowned British poet’s widow to a stately Georgian villa depicted in a celebrated painting from the 1830s, each lovingly tended abode featured in this edition showcases the

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 issue. The first actual October issue came along a year later to usher in the golden season of 1988. With such phrases on the cover as "Autumn... A Sentimental Journey" and "Gathering Golden Moments," we knew that when we opened the cover we would be greeted with beautiful articles in glowing tones. As always, she would not disappoint. From articles on ferns…

As September ushers in the first golden days of autumn, we celebrate this heart-stirring season with an enchanting trip to the United Kingdom for our annual British issue. We begin our journey amid the moors and midlands of majestic Scotland, where we visit seven spectacular castles, rich with history and beautiful to behold, before strolling - Page 5

Light filters through pretty white curtains trimmed in scallops of faded print fabric, illuminating an oft-repeated scene. It’s Sunday—market day—in the tiny medieval village of Issigeac, and Nathalie Pède is busy baking cakes in a small galley kitchen at the back of her sitting room that doubles as a café. Tables are adorned with cloths - Page 2

Taking to heart the lessons learned at her mother’s knee, designer, author, and entrepreneur Carolyn Westbrook has built a brand—and a home—around the subtle blending of vintage French style with relaxed Southern comfort. A gravel drive leads to The Oaks, a traditional antebellum mansion in Texas. Built in 1850 for steamboat captain Robert Hodge, the - Page 5