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A quantity of china including three pieces of Spode 'Christmas Tree', three Spode Blue Room Collection 'Botanical' display plates and boxed Royal Worcester tiered cake stand.

BASILIUS BESLER & LUDWIG JUNGERMANN „Hortus Eystettensis“ FÜNF BOTANISCHE KUPFERSTICHE, 17/18 Jh., fünf handkolorierte Stiche verschiedener Auflagen mit botanischen Grafiken nach Pflanzen aus dem „Eichstetter Garten“ des Fürstbischof Johann Konrad von Gemmingen, mit Abbildungen der Mandragora foemina (Alraune), Aloe (Aloe vera) u. a., jeweils auf kräftigem Papier gedruckt, verso Teilweise mit Text, teilw. mit Bleistift bezeichnet. HxB ca.: 53/42 cm. Starke Altersspuren, teilw. mit Passepartout verklebt bzw. mit Rückständen ehemaliger Befestigung.| BASILIUS BESLER & LUDWIG JUNGERMANN "Hortus Eystettensis" FIVE BOTANICAL COPPER ENGRAVINGS, 17/18 c., five hand-coloured engravings of different editions with botanical graphics after plants from the "Eichstetter Garten" of Prince-Bishop Johann Konrad von Gemmingen, with illustrations of Mandragora foemina (mandrake), Aloe (Aloe vera) and others, each printed on strong paper, verso partly with text, partly inscribed in pencil. HxW approx.: 53/42 cm. Heavy traces of age, partially glued with passepartout or with residues of former mounting.

A set of seven gilt framed hand painted botanical water colours. Overall size 20cm x 25cm

India.- Company School (19th century) A pair of botanical studies, including a chilli plant, the other identified in Nasta'līq script in the lower right, opaque pigments and watercolour, both on laid paper with partial indistinct watermarks, mounted on paper supports, each approx. 360 x 205 mm (14 1/8 x 8 1/8 in), both affixed onto album leaf, old folds, small losses and creases, light surface dirt, unframed, [probably early to mid-19th century) (2)Provenance:Probably acquired by John Murray III (1808-1892)*** For similar, slightly earlier examples, see the now disbound group of 118 Company School works on paper from the collection of the 6th Earl of Torrington, notably the pair sold from the Carlton Rochell Collection (see Sotheby's, 27th October 2021, lot 25).

Indo-China.- Straits School (19th century) Five botanical studies, including a cinnamon plant and Chinese snowball, all with Chinese inscription identifying the plants below, watercolour and gouache, on I. Taylor wove paper, each sheet approx. 420 x 545 mm (16 1/2 x 21 1/2 in), neatly tipped onto album leaves, some tears, nicks and surface dirt, some spotting and browning, one inscribed in pencil 'John Murray', all unframed, [mid 19th century] (5)  Provenance: Probably John Murray III (1808-1892) *** An unusual example of large-scale botanical studies by a Chinese artist showing the influence of Indian art produced by the "Company School" group of artists working for British patrons; a hybrid of Indo-Chinese influences. Comparative examples of Straits School botanical watercolours were sold from the Carlton Rochell Collection of Company School Paintings (see Sotheby's, An Indian Garden...,  27 October 2021, lots 27, 28, and 29). 

Ceylon, Guernsey & Sark.- Lee (E.A.) Album of watercolours of views and botanical specimens in Ceylon and views of Guernsey, Sark and England, c. 80 watercolours (c. 50 botanical specimens and views of Ceylon; 3 of views of Guernsey; c. 16 botanical specimens and views of Sark), including: Kandy from Woodlands; Bandarawela - Ceylon from nature fr. Hotel; Newera Elya; Watering Point. Galle; Welligama; Hanthana - Kandy; Water Lane Guernsey; Port du Moulin - Sark; Old Mill Sark; View of Bellair Hotel towards the Hog Back Sark; Natural Rock Dixcart Bay - Sark; Little Sark; Beverley Farm - Canterbury; Elham, all laid on album leaves, album ff. many loose and edges chipped, original half morocco, gilt, rubbed, watercolours v.s., album folio, [c. 1890s].

A pair of framed and glazed botanical prints, COLLECT ONLY.

Great Britain 1964 (5 August) Botanical Congress Phosphor set on Special Delivery FDC with Southampton Docks, date stamps.

Collection of educational coloured prints after Eileen A Soper to include: botanical studies, animals, birds etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

An 18th century Delft circular dish, painted in polychrome in the Chinese taste with a vase of flowers, the border with reserves of botanical specimens divided by diaper panels, 34cm diameter, numeral mark, c.1750; another (2)

Pictures - a set of four, Botanical, Flowers in February, April and June, 16.5cm x 12.5cm;  others, Dragisie, Strawberry and Raspberry;  others (12)

A set of four Davenport Botanical creamware plates, painted with a specimen, including Bearded Crepis, Divel in a Bush, 1935cm diam, impressed mark, 19th century;  a pair of Victorian pedestal side lights, etc

Simes (20th century School) Four substantial original oil on canvas still life botanical/horticultural observations,  Unframed, each measures 101cm x 77cm

Michael Adams (b. 1937). Screen print. Hand signed in pencil and again in the plate. Titled 'Botanical Garden II'. H.61 W.51cm.

A box of various botanical prints and others

A collection of framed pictures. Includes embroidery, Botanical Ann Swan limited edition print, John Thomas Smith etc.

Lot to include steins, stoneware jug for Edmund Barton Botanical Beverages, St Helens and a Hitachi portable stereo. [W]

A pair of 19th century Chinese botanical watercolour on rice paper studies  Of flowers and birds, each 18cm x 27cm. (2)

Four Coalport botanical 'A Celebration of Coalport Roses' cabinet plates - with certificates, 21.25cm, diameter; together with six Wedgwood 'The Flower Artists of Kew' cabinet plates with certificates, 20.6cm. diameter; an antique Coalport cabinet plate; and a Bloor Derby cabinet plate. (12)

An original vintage City of Birmingham illustrated map poster by W. H. Price, c.1949 - issued by the City of Birmingham Information Department, the central map with illustrated landmarks and portraits of notable figure's from the city's history, with a compass rose and city arms, bordered by pictorials of other famous landmarks including Bourneville, Aston Hall, Botanical Gardens and the County Cricket ground, plus the arms of the Lords of the Manor of Birmingham and its boundaries, 68 x 92.5cm., unglazed gold painted frame.* Condition: Paper with some toning throughout and slight fading, some insect holes around margins, a patch of thin white paint splashes to right hand side, a few scratches and small abrasions to surface of paper. A little cockling to the sheet. Fair to good overall.

Two Royal Worcester Botanical Studies wall plaques, Wistaria and Potentilla, H26cm

RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.  A Botanical Ladder for the Young. Eng. frontis & text illus. 24mo. Orig. brown calf. N.d.; also 4 other vols. re. natural history, etc.  (5).

A selection of Portmeirion Botanical Garden table ceramics, and a Flemish machine woven wall hanging tapestry Location:

Two contemporary gilt framed mirrors, botanical print and a further pair of pictures

Four Royal Worcester Botanical plaques, Salpiglossis, Potentilla, Cyclamen, Wisteria, all boxed; a Rosenthal oval grape dish; souvenir lustre ware; pair of Royal Doulton Bunnykins eggcups; Doulton Slaters twin handled bowl, 8cm; Minton bone china table lighter with cock pheasant in flight and other ceramics.

A small 19th century watercolour study of a donkey & rider, 10cm x 12.5cm; & a small botanical study of a rose: 8cm x 5.5cm, each framed & glazed (ex: Abbott & Holder, London); together with three other decorative pictures, & a gilt-metal convex-glazed frame.

Rob Hendry (20th Century), watercolour, 'Summer Meadows', signed to the lower right, titled verso, framed, mounted, and under glass, 10cm x 14cm, & 26cm x 30cm overall, together with a collection of assorted prints, to include a print of white-faced whistling ducks, after Peter Scott (1909-1989, British), a print of a Wilson's Petrel bird, three botanical prints, after Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1850), and others

BOTANICAL PRINTS, set of four, framed, 50cm x 35cm each. (4)

BOTANICAL PRINTS, a set of four, ferns, gilt framed and glazed, each 46cm x 34cm. (4)

Seven early to mid-20th century glass ceiling light shades. Of pendant form, in a variety of colours with printed floral and botanical details, Max. H16cm

Probably Mary Stevenson Cassatt (1844-1926) American, watercolour and pencil. Victorian young girls in a garden ,one studying a botanical book identifying a flower, possibly initialled lower left ( 'MC' seat of bench), 35 x 48 cm

Seventeen Elekra Megaw botanical prints, framed

A Swansea Creamware Bowl, circa 1800, of quatrefoil shape, painted with a titled botanical study "the Lilly of Damascus"28.5cm longA Spode Pearlware Basket and Stand, circa 1810, with openwork shell formed handles, pierced, with ozier moulding and clobbered with trailing green and red lotus plants, impressed markstand 24cm wideA Similar Comport, painted in sepia monochrome with fruiting vines32cm wide A Pair of Creamware Pink Lustre Bowls, bat printed in red with landscapes incorporating a Country House15.5cm diameter (6)No chips, cracks or repair. Some glaze pitting

~ A Chinese Porcelain Sauce Tureen, Cover and Stand, 18th century, of canted rectangular form with scroll moulded knop and rabbit head handles, painted in underglaze blue with garden landscapes stand 19cm by 14cm A Similar Butter Tub, Cover and Stand, with peach and tendril formed knop, painted with botanical specimens under formal borders stand 17cm by 14.5cm A Pair of Butter Tubs, Covers and Stands, painted with flowers and with cell borders stands 15cm by 12.5cm Two Further Butter Tubs, Covers and Stands, painted with landscapes stands 15.5cm by 13cm (18)Provenance: Terry Family of York (Terry's Chocolates) All free from cracks and restoration. Some glaze wear and minor fritting.One landscape example with some small chips.

Beautiful hand painted bone china dish with raised square sides. Glorious pastel painted botanical vines embracing colorful round fruits or nuts. O.&E.G. Royal Austria backstamp. Issued: Late 19th century to 20th centuryDimensions: 6.75"L x 6.57"W x 1.75"HCondition: Age related wear.

Botany.- Linnaeus (Carl) Species plantarum, 2 vol., first edition, second issue with the three cancelled leaves E6, F5 & R2 in vol.1, lacking errata leaf, some light browning and marginal damp-stains, eighteenth century panelled calf, vol. 2 boards slightly bevelled due to damp, label peeling and a little toned generally, with a couple of small worm holes, [Hunt 548], Stockhom, L. Salvius, 1753; Genera Plantarum..., "sixth edition", title in red and black, lacking folding portrait frontispiece, contemporary boards ?rebacked, spine gilt with contrasting label, lightly scuffed, L. Salvius, Stockholm, 1764; and 4 others, 8vo (7)*** I. The classification of plants and the foundation of modern taxonomy. This was "the first work to account for all the kinds of plants then known for the world, to classify them according to a simple system [...] and to provide for each kind a name of two words. This addition of a binomial system of nomenclature [...] to the polynomial system has caused this work to be designated as the starting point for the modern nomenclature of ferns and flowering plants. Because of this, Species plantarum has become the most important single work in the world's botanical literature." Hunt

Two modern botanical prints - 'Nitophyllum Crozieri. Hook. fl.et Har' plate CLXXVII and 'Nitophyllum Smithii Hook Fl et harvv', plate CLXXVIII, 73cm x 51cm, both framed under glass (2)

AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOTANICAL PART DESSERT-SERVICE, POSSIBLY MACHIN CIRCA 1835 Painted with panels of flower sprays within a blue, salmon pink and gilt 'moustache' border, comprising; An oval comport; A pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands; Three shaped square dishes; Four shaped oval dishes; A pair of shell shaped dishes; And six plates, iron-red pattern no. 611 Condition Report: Comport: damaged and restored with old metal pin holding it all together. The flower decoration in the well is almost entirely rubbed out.Sauce tureens: One lid with 4cm long hairline crack, one stand stained, the other cracked, one tureen with interior rim chip.Shaped square dishes: Light wear and knife scratches generally.Shaped oval dishes: Two cracked, all with light wear generally.Shell dishes: One a little stained and each with some light wear/enamel flakes and knife scratches.Six plates: All shows varying degrees of wear and have clearly had a lot more use than the serving dishes. One with rim chip, one cracked. All lightly stained and as a result don't 'ring' when tapped.Used country house condition. Please see additional images for a visual reference to condition.        please see additional images highlighting damage, available up request.Condition Report Disclaimer

A SPODE 'STAFFORD FLOWERS' PART DINNER SERVICE MODERN Printed in colours and gilt, with botanical sprays, comprising; A shaped oval serving dish; A pair of vegetable tureens and covers; a sauce boat and stand; a shell shaped serving dish; An octagonal dish; A shaped oval serving dish; Two shaped square dishes or stands; A shaped square serving dish; Twelve breakfast bowls and plates; Twelve side plates; Twelve cheese or dessert plates; Twelve dinner plates and Twelve coffee cups and saucers; factory printed marks and titled to bases Condition Report: One breakfast plate has a very fine circular crack to the well and does not 'ring' as it should when struck. This is hardly discernible and cannot be seen with the naked eye on the other side of the plate. The service appears to have had hardly any use and there are no real signs of wear or obvious knife scratches. No further provenance information available. Please see additional images for a visual reference to condition.Condition Report Disclaimer

Books. Four shelves of general stock, 19th c and later, including literature, art history, occasional travel, Observer's Books, botanical painting, ancient and classical history, etc., mixed bindings and sizes

A pair of 19th century hand-coloured botanical prints in gilt frames, 72cm by 59cm overall

Three hand coloured botanical prints by Langlois and Redouté. Framed and glazed. H.37 W.29cm. (each)

Eight gilt arch framed botanical studies

A box of assorted cigarette cards, of botanical and automobilia themes, plus other subject matter

BOTANICAL PRINTS, a pair, ebonised frames, 56cm H x 41cm W. (2)

Assorted pictures and prints to include unframed botanical examples

After FA Bauer (1758-1840) - set of four reproduction botanical prints

Leslie C*** - a set of three botanical studies, watercolours, one being indistinctly signed, 25 x 20cm

Two artists folios and contents to include assorted watercolours, largely being landscape and botanical subjects, sundry prints etc

Collection of botanical prints

Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683 - 1741), ' a. Blattaria perennis verbasci folio flore albo. b. Blattaria spuria spicata rubra, Lysimachie, Weiderich?, c. Blattaria palustris, Lysimachie Jaune, Gelber Weiderich?', plate number 246, hand-coloured engraving, 33 x 22cm, another similar, plate number 303 together with a pair of botanical prints, Piper Indicum medium and a study of tulips, each 49.5 x 41.5cm and a study of sharks, 28.5 x 39.5cm, all framed and glazed

A small quantity of Portmeirion china including 'Oranges and Lemons' and 'Birds of Britain' jardinieres, 'Botanical Garden' lidded dish and a Royal Worcester 'Gourmet oven china' casserole dish.

Four Royal Worcester Botanical plaques, Salpiglossis, Potentilla, Cyclamen, Wisteria, all boxed; a Rosenthal oval grape dish; souvenir lustre ware; pair of Royal Doulton Bunnykins eggcups; Doulton Slaters twin handled bowl, 8cm; Minton bone china table lighter with cock pheasant in flight and other ceramics.

A set of six Mabel Lucie Attwell prints, 35 x 25cm plus a Faber Gallery book of Japanese prints and a vintage botanical print calendar - all unframed

Thirty six Victorian magic lantern slides, Biological and Botanical interest inc Moulds, Wheat Grain, Rice, Potato and other Starch, Ali Ullah, Bermuda Arrowroot, etc (36)

Spanish silver relief cast tray, in the form of a leaf with further botanical pattern, L: 11 cm, marked for Pasgorcy, 49g. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots)

Three stone ware jars all marked for Markhams, Norwich Ltd Botanical Brewers also of St Miles Oak Street Norwich

A botanical print

Two botanical prints in white frames

A collection of 19th century Wedgwood Botanical Pearlware items including 5 plates, dish etc (age related wear & 2 plates have chips)