Jane Austen

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an old fashioned desk and chair in a room

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Inside Jane Austen's House in Chawton near Alton, East Hampshire. Pictured is Jane's father's bookcase which resided in Steventon Rectory as well.

an old book cover with a drawing of a woman holding an umbrella in her hand

jane austen fashion. I bought this many years ago, it's still excellent.

a mannequin dressed in a pink dress and bonnet stands next to a red wall

How Jane Austen really looked (by an FBI expert)

The new waxwork figure of Jane Austen, which has gone on display at the Jane Austen Centre in Bath

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two figurines are standing next to each other

Christmas Decoration - Mr Darcy, Lizzie, Knightley and Emma

a man and woman standing next to each other in front of yellow flowers wearing costumes

20 years after Pride And Prejudice, cast and crew reveal secrets

Julia Sawalha and Adrian Lukis as Lydia and Wickham

an old photo of a woman in a red dress sitting down and smiling at the camera

My favourite of Elizabeth Bennet's dresses in BBC Pride and Prejudice.

an older man and woman sitting on a bench in front of a fountain wearing period clothing

Pride and Prejudice

a man and woman dressed in period clothing

Dressing for the Netherfield Ball in Pride and Prejudice: Regency Fashion

Jane and Mr. Bingley

the man and woman are posing in front of bookshelves

Pride and Prejudice 1995 - Mrs Gardiner and Mr Gardiner

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Jenna Coleman in Death Comes to Pemberley (wearing a regency-era dress that flatters a curvier figure!)

an old painting of a woman wearing a blue dress and white collared shirt with long hair

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the Austen brother's Fly, (Francis) and Charles were Admirals in the British Navy

an old brick building with ivy growing on the front and side walls, surrounded by lush green grass

Properties perfect for a Jane Austen heroine

BALLS PARK, HERTFORDSHIRE- This glorious Jacobean mansion is believed by some to have been the inspiration for Netherfield Hall, Mr Bingley's grand estate in Pride and Prejudice where Darcy and Elizabeth dance for the first time. Austen herself may have visited the property, which has now been converted into 19 homes.