Peter Death Bredon Wimsey

‘…But I’ll have to get a decent frock if there is such a thing in Wilvercombe.’

‘Well, get a wine-coloured one, then. I’ve always wanted to see you in wine-colour. It suits people with honey-coloured skin. (What an ugly word “skin” is.) “Blossoms of the honey-sweet and honey-coloured menuphar” - I always have a quotation for everything - it saves original thinking.’

‘Blast the man!’ said Harriet, left abruptly alone in the blue-plush lounge. Then she suddenly ran out down the steps and leapt upon the Daimler’s running-board.

‘Port or sherry?’ she demanded.

‘What?’ said Wimsey, taken aback.

‘The frock - port or sherry?’

‘Claret,’ said Wimsey. ‘Château Margaux. 1893 or thereabouts. I’m not particular to a year or two.’

He raised his hat and slipped in the clutch.

from Have His Carcase by Dorothy L Sayers (via vega-ofthe-lyre)
vintagedudes:

Edward Petherbridge as Lord Peter Wimsey.

vintagedudes:

Edward Petherbridge as Lord Peter Wimsey.

lostsplendor:

By J.C Leyendecker
One can only wish that men like that still walked the earth.  If they do, please don’t refrain from leading them in my general direction. 

Lord Peter Wimsey and his dressing gown thank you for your time. 

lostsplendor:

By J.C Leyendecker

One can only wish that men like that still walked the earth.  If they do, please don’t refrain from leading them in my general direction. 

Lord Peter Wimsey and his dressing gown thank you for your time. 

vintagedudes:

Edward Petherbridge as Lord Peter Wimsey.

vintagedudes:

Edward Petherbridge as Lord Peter Wimsey.

vintagedudes:

Edward Petherbridge as Lord Peter Wimsey. (1987)

vintagedudes:

Edward Petherbridge as Lord Peter Wimsey. (1987)