Untitled [16 Finely Bound Volumes of Charles Dickens]
Old Curiosity Shop, with 75 illustrations, 1892
This novel follows the journey of Nell Trent and her grandfather as they flee from the villainous Quilp.
Dombey and Son, with 40 illustrations by Hablot Knight Browne, known as Phiz, 1892
This novel explores themes of family, pride, and redemption, this story centers on Paul Dombey's aspirations for his son.
The Adventures of Oliver Twist, with 24 illustrations, 1892
This classic tale depicts the hardships of orphan Oliver Twist in London's underworld. This edition is complemented by 24 illustrations that vividly portray Oliver's trials and triumphs.
The Personal History of David Copperfield, with 40 illustrations, 1892
Often considered Dickens's most autobiographical work, it chronicles David's journey from childhood to maturity.
The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, with 43 illustrations, 1892
This comedic series of adventures follows Mr. Pickwick and his companions. The illustrations bring their humorous escapades to life.
The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, with 40 illustrations, 1892
This novel addresses themes of selfishness and redemption, the story follows Martin's experiences in America and England.
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby, with 39 illustrations, 1892
Nicholas's efforts to support his family and confront adversities are central to this narrative. The illustrations capture the essence of Nicholas's adventures.
Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of 'Eighty, with 76 illustrations, 1892
Set against the backdrop of the Gordon Riots, this historical novel intertwines personal stories with historical events. The illustrations vividly portray the era and its characters.
Sketches by Boz: Illustrative of every-day life and every-day people, with 40 illustrations by George Cruikshank, 1892
A collection of observations and tales depicting London life. The illustrations enhances the vivid portrayals of the city's inhabitants.
Christmas Books, with 63 illustrations by Sir Edwin Landseer, R A Maclise, R A Stanfield, F Stone, Doyle, Leech, and Tenniel, 1892
This compilation includes Dickens's beloved Christmas tales, such as "A Christmas Carol," enriched by 63 illustrations from renowned artists, capturing the festive spirit and moral lessons.
Bleak House, with 40 illustrations by Phiz, 1893
A complex narrative intertwining the Jarndyce and Jarndyce chancery case with the lives of various characters. The illustrations reflect the novel's intricate plot and atmosphere.
Little Dorrit, with 40 illustrations by Phiz, 1893
This novel explores themes of imprisonment and societal critique, the story follows Amy Dorrit's life within and beyond the Marshalsea Prison.
Our Mutual Friend, with 40 illustrations by Marcus Stone, 1893
Dickens's final completed novel delves into themes of wealth, identity, and social class.
A Child's History of England, with 8 illustrations by Marcus Stone, 1893
Aimed at younger readers, this work presents England's history in an accessible manner. The illustrations depict historical events and figures.
American Notes. Reprinted Pieces, Great Expectations, with 8 illustrations by Marcus Stone and F Walker, 1893
This volume combines Dickens's travelogue, shorter works, and the classic novel "Great Expectations."
Christmas Stories from "Household Words" and "All the Year Around", with 14 illustrations by Dalziel, Green, Mahoney, etc., 1893
A collection of festive tales originally published in Dickens's periodicals. The illustrations capture the essence of Victorian Christmas narratives.
Half leather bound with marbled boards and 5 raised bands along with gilt text at the spine (each)
NTK Size (each)
(Set of 16)
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