Poets' Corner

The design of this bookmark is taken from the modern window above Geoffrey Chaucer's tomb in Poets' Corner which is a memorial to Edward Horton Hubbard who did much to save the Victorian heritage of Liverpool. Designed in antique flash glass it contains...

James Wilkinson takes an in-depth look at the origins of Poets' Corner and some of the 100 poets, dramatists and writers who are buried or commemorated there. Poets Corner is probably the most famous part of Westminster Abbey and this title offers an...

This highly intricate handmade decoration has been inspired by English poet, playwright and actor, William Shakespeare. He looks dashing in his coat and breeches of black and gold and is a must for any theatre-lover's Christmas tree.Not to be given to...

This delightful handmade Charles Dickens decoration takes centre stage in our Charles Dickens themed Christmas window display. Charles Dicken's grave can be found in the Abbey in Poets' Corner. Not to be given to children under 36 months. St. Nicolas...

This charming and highly detailed illustrative mug depicts some of Charles Dickens' most beloved characters. The Charles Dickens mug begins with the great Victorian man himself, and continues around the mug with a whole host of his enigmatic characters...

This white rabbit decoration is beautifully detailed and inspired by the book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland written by Lewis Carrol. Writer and poet Lewis Carroll was memorialised in Westminster Abbey on 17th December 1982, you can find the memorial...

This beautifully detailed Jane Austen decoration is the perfect gift for Jane Austen fans around the world. Our beloved author is depicted here, complete with quill and paper. Jane Austen has a memorial at Westminster Abbey in the famous Poets' Corner...

Add a splash of colour and romance to your fridge or magnetic noticeboard with this wonderful collection of mini quote magnets. William Shakespeare’s brilliantly crafted insults and witty barbs could bring the fiercest soldier to tears. Thirty-thirty of...