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Culpeper, Nicholas. The Complete Herbal, London: Thomas Kelly, 1850, illustrated with hand-coloured botanical plates, worn half-leather binding

Large collection of botanical prints, lithographs and engravings.

A quantity of paintings to include watercolours, acrylics, oil, pastel, mainly natural and botanical (qty) 

Portmeirion Botanical pattern table and kitchenware to include storage jars, meat plates and other items

A SET OF FOUR ROYAL WORCESTER BOTANICAL STUDIES TILES

A 19thC School, still life with flowers and leaves, watercolour, oval, 46cm x 34cm, and three prints of Botanical Specimens. (4)Provenance: The property of Joan Stephenson, Kirkwood, North Church Walk, Newark, Nottinghamshire.

SPODE COPELANDS CHINA TEAWARES, C2198, botanical decoration signed Kenn on plates, to include teapot, hot water jug, two cake/sandwich plates, eight complete matching trios, four cups, four saucers and four side plates (different floral designs) milk, jug and sugar bowl

A set of three pine framed botanical prints

A selection of tea cups and saucers by Portmeirion botanical pattern

A pair of early 20th century German botanical educational scrolls

A Derby Porcelain Botanical Plate, circa 1790, painted with Gentiana Acaulis Large Flower Gentian within gilt lily borders, painted mark and titled in blue, 23.5cm

A Derby Porcelain Fluted Oval Dessert Dish, painted in the manner of William ''Quaker'' Pegg, circa 1815, with a named botanical specimen Double Peach Blossom, Air-Bell & Cowslip, painted mark and titled in red, 28cm See illustration

A vintage section of screen-printed botanical fabric stretched and tacked to a wooden panel, 153 x 93 cm

Five wooden boxes containing four hundred and fifty annotated glass slides of sandwich form containing dried botanical specimens arranged in order of species/genus each 8cm square Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

THREE CHINESE BOTANICAL WATERCOLOURS, each framed and glazed (3)

THREE CHINESE BOTANICAL WATERCOLOURS, each framed and under glass (3)

Lyell (Charles, botanist, 1767-1849) and Sir Charles Lyell, 1st Baronet, F.R.S., geologist, 1797-1875]. A group of photographs and prints from the Lyell family collection, including an oval portrait of Georg Heinrich Pertz, German historian and royal librarian (1795-1876, married Leonora Horner, their eldest daughter Mary married Sir Charles Lyell), hand-coloured salt print, verso dated 1856; Leonard Horner (1785-1864), Scottish geologist and friend of Lyell and Darwin, two albumen prints on card mounts by Maull & Fox; Lady Lyell, from a drawing by George Richmond, and others including cabinet cards of Ruskin, Lord Kelvin and Sir Moses Montifiore; proof impressions of Lyellia crispa and other botanical engravings; a group of portraits of Dante and related prints, probably collected by Dante scholar and translator Charles Lyell (1767-1849) and a varied group of mostly large prints by Bartolozzi, Morghen, Piroli and others, with a few drawings, 18th and 19th centuries, preserved in a half calf portfolio, boards detached, very worn, with a manuscript note on the family provenance (c. 85 items)Provenance: by descent in the Lyell family

Mikan (Johann Christian) Delectus Florae et Faunae Brasiliensis, Parts I-III only (of 4), 14 hand-coloured lithographed plates only (7 botanical, 7 zoological), one with aperture mount, most with tissue guard, occasional light spotting or marginal browning, loose as issued in original printed board folders, uncut, a little rubbed and scuffed, lacking ties, [Nissen BBI 1367 & ZBI 2815], folio, Vienna, 1820.

Set of six botanical plates 19th Century, impressed marks, 23cm

A small Indian hardwood Dowry Chest on shaped supports, carved with rows of stylised botanical or floral designs, on the hinged top and sides, 70 x 35 x 67 cm, 19th or 20th Century. Please note that some areas of deterioration and fatigue extant.. Please note that some areas of deterioration and fatigue extant.

18th Century hand-coloured French print, 'Vue de la Maison Royale de Somerset avec l'Eglise de Ste Marie dans le Strand a Londres', together with a watercolour by Wishart, botanical study by Janet M. McCall and an oil on board (4)

CLAUGHTON PELLEW-HARVEY (1890-1996) A botanical fantasy, wood engraving, pencil signed in the margin, 27.5 x 25cm

CHINESE SCHOOL (EARLY 19TH CENTURY) 'Buah Namnam', 'Buah Rambottan' and 'Buah Nona', a group of three botanical illustrations, each inscribed in latin and the first also inscribed in Jawi (Malay written in Arabic), pen, ink and watercolour, 35.5 x 46cm (X2), 36 x 47cm (X1) (3)

19TH CENTURY ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL A botanical specimen in bloom inscribed 'S.H. N5' and with character marks, watercolour, 40 x 28.5cm, unframed

A GROUP OF EIGHT 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ENGRAVED SNAKE SUBJECTS, hand-coloured, 18 x 10cm (X 6) and 23 x 16cm (X 2), framed in one; and a collection of eight botanical engravings, framed in four (5)

A SET OF FIVE EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT FRAMES each with ribbon bow cresting and currently incorporating a botanical specimen after Redouté, rebate size 35 x 27cm (5)

BOTANICAL PRINTS, 19TH C COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, AFTER SYDENHAM EDWARDS, F. SANSOM, PUBLISHED BY T. CURTIS ST GEORGE CRESCENT (29)

19thC porcelain dessert service, hand-decorated with botanical subjects

Jung-Koch-Quentell'sche Neue Wandtafeln Botanical study of Mayflower (Cardamine Pratensis) Chromolithograph with linen backing, published by Verlag Frommann & Morian, Darmstadt 106cm x 86cm

Jung-Koch-Quentell'sche Neue Wandtafeln Botanical study of Ivy Chromolithograph with linen backing, published by Verlag Frommann & Morian, Darmstadt 99cm x 76cm

Lesley Greenwood, watercolour, botanical study Hibiscus, framed

Parcel of blue and white 'Botanical Beauties' platters and plates as displayed on Lot 43

A fine pair of Copeland Spode porcelain comports painted by Harry Hammersley: of pierced oval form, the centres painted with extensive Continental lake scenes, one named 'Ruins of Brunnenburgh', the rims with exotic birds amongst named botanical bouquets, signed H.Hammersley within gilded powder blue borders, green printed factory mark 'Spode Copeland's China England' with retailer's mark for 'Davis Collamore & Co.Ltd., 7&9 East 52nd St., New York', circa 1910, 31 cm wide.

A Coalport and Royal Worcester botanical plates, etc.

GWILYM PRICHARD early oil on board - botanical study, entitled verso 'Blodau', signed, 24 x 19cms

A PAIR OF SWANSEA DUCK-EGG PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATES painted with three botanical studies to each, impressed Swansea trident mark to base of one, 23cms diam

A quantity of late Wedgwood 'Asiatic Pheasant' dinnerware including dinner plates, serving dish, etc plus two 'Botanical Beauties' meat plates, some a/f.

A QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS ORIGINAL ART WORK to include oil on boards, abstract works, botanical pencil sketches etc

SIX STONEWARE FLAGONS AND JARS to include 'This bottle is the property of Markham's Botanical Brewers, Queen Street, Gainsboro'. Anyone illegally using or detaining will be prosecuted, 1945', 'This is the property of Charles Wells Ltd., Horne Lane Brewery, Bedford', 'Blundell & Son, Crossens, Please return when empty, 1909' etc.

SIX STONEWARE FLAGONS to include 'Hollows & Fentiman Botanical Brewers, Idle & Silsden 1911', 'Hey Brothers, Old Church Botanical Brewery, Pontefract, 1918', '1932 James Scott, Herb Beer Brewer, Daubhill, Bolton' etc. (6)

ALFRED SALE WATSON (Fl.c.1898-1928) THE ROSE WALK, ROYAL BOTANICAL GARDENS, KEW, SURREY Signed and dated 1926, watercolour 18 x 26.5cm.; with a watercolour, formerly ascribed to Robert Dixon, 29 x 20.5cm. (2) Provenance: (Watson) Limpsfield Watercolours, May 1997 (Dixon) Birmingham, Pauline Norton Ltd, July 1974 ++ Each with slight fading

B Quennehen pair of limited edition botanical prints plus an Alan Shoule watercolour 'Minister Gates, York'

Four Sheffield Tokens, comprising of Sheffield and Heeley Omnibus 'John Shortridge' 1852, Omnibus No. 3 Check 'Sheffield and Rotherham Railway opened October 31, 1838, Sheffield Botanical Gardens token full and half "Uniface".

A Victorian scrap album containing numerous watercolours including botanical studies, pencil drawings (Tomb of George Washington, horses, landscapes etc.), prints, scraps, and a few photographs

PAIR OF PEARLWARE BOTANICAL BASKETS AND STANDS, late 18th century, painted specimens inside manganese borders, titled in iron red verso Rose Campion, Moss Rose, Narrow Leaved Cyrtantius and Byzantine Squill, length of stands 27cm (2)

Set of five Limoges porcelain botanical jar and covers/canisters, together with a tray of four reproduction apothecary jars. (2) (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

THREE EARLY 19TH CENTURY CERAMIC URNS, decorated with botanical sprays within a gilt border and a pair of Royal blue and gilt decorated urns in the Worcester style (5)

A 19TH CENTURY GREEN GLAZED URN and cover, decorated with a botanical spray, 18cm high

'THE BOTANICAL REGISTER consisting of Coloured Figures of Exotic Plants cultivated in British Gardens...', the designs by Sydenham Edwards and others (vol 6 only) publ James Ridgeway London 1820 (def but with many plates)

JAMES BASIRE: A coloured botanical engraving 'Geoffroea Jamaicensis' from The Royal Society's Philosophical Transactions, page 512

Four Derby plates , mid 19th century, painted with flowers within moulded and gilt borders, painted mark, 26cm, a pair of shallow bowls, mid 19th century, with named botanical centres and gilt borders, 21cm and five further decorative pates and bowls (Qty.) The Betty and Barry Power Collection

A gilt framed botanical print of a rose

Three large framed prints depicting botanical studies, image size approximately 50 cm x 42 cm, and an aluminium splashback (4)

Two 19th c. botanical watercolours of fruit and another similar with a bird

After T Smith (19th century), A large group of botanical study bookplates (12)

SOWERBY J. E.  British Wild Flowers. Hand col. eng. plates. Rebound blue cloth, internal foxing & spotting. 1860; also 5 others botanical interest.  (6).

Paterson (William). A Narrative of Four Journeys into the Country of the Hottentots, and Caffraria, in the Years 1777, 1778, 1779, 2nd edition ('corrected'), printed for J. Johnson, 1790, 19 copper-engraved plates (Bushmen's Habitations, Hottentots, Horned Snake, Camelopardalis, and 15 botanical subjects), folding engraved map at rear with some light spotting and minor waterstain to lower right edge, early ink ownership signature to title of Marcus Gage, contemporary half calf gilt in very good condition, 4to (Qty: 1)Cox I p. 390; ESTC T89158; Mendelssohn II p. 143. An account of four expeditions into the Hottentot Country and Caffraria, containing descriptions of the geography, botany and zoology of the region, as well as the dress and conduct of the natives, in particular the author's encounter with the Caffres and their chief, Khouta, in a region east of the Great Fish River which the explorer Sparrman did not reach (Paterson's and Sparrman's routes are marked on the folding map contained in this work). 'Although the principal feature of the work is a description of the botanical specimens ... there are many interesting notes respecting the natives, with a few remarks on the Dutch colonists' (Mendelssohn). Paterson was later appointed governor of New South Wales but 'historians have rightly judged him more important as a natural scientist than as an administrator' (ODNB).

Curtis (William). The Botanical Magazine or Flower-Garden Displayed: in which the most ornamental foreign plants, cultivated in the open ground, the green-house and the stove will be accurately represented in their natural colours, volumes 1-8 (bound in 2), 1787-94, engraved portrait frontispiece of William Curtis, preface and dedication, retaining all 8 title pages and indexes, 288 engraved plates with contemporary hand colouring, very occasional spotting, some slight offsetting, late 19th century ownership signature to title pages of volume 1 and 5, 19th-century diced calf, gilt spines, very slight wear to extremities, minor staining to boards, 8vo (Qty: 2)

Grahame (James). British Georgics, 1st edition, Edinburgh: for John Ballantyne [and others], 1809, illustrated with 13 original botanical watercolours with traces of ink to the section-titles for each month (including 2 for February, recto and verso), variable browning, occasional spotting and damp-staining, watercolours offset, section-titles for March and April with tape-repair to lower edges (not affecting the watercolours), repaired closed tear in text-leaf 2R4, ownership inscription 'Edward Abney, May, 1835' to initial blank, all edges gilt, mid-19th-century maroon morocco (endpapers watermarked 1834), spine richly gilt, covers decoratively tooled in blind, a few scuffs, extremities rubbed, 4to (27 x 21 cm) (Qty: 1)

Ferguson (John). Bibliotheca Chemica, 2 volumes, Derek Verschoyle, 1954, original red cloth gilt, spines lightly faded, 8vo, together with: Henrey (Blanche), British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800, 3 volumes, Oxford University Press, 1975, colour and monochrome plates, original dark blue cloth gilt, large 8vo, Beddie (M.K.), Bibliography of Captain James Cook, 2nd edition, Sydney, 1970, original light blue cloth gilt, 8vo, Cagle (William R.), The Matter of Taste, a bibliographical catalogue of international books on food and drink in the Lilly Library, Indiana University, Oak Knoll Press, 1999, monochrome plates, original blue cloth gilt in dust wrapper, thick 8vo, plus other bibliographical reference on travel, early science and medicine, gastronomy and natural history, including J.R. Abbey, Travel in Aquatint and Lithography 1770-1860, 2 volumes, Scenery of Great Britain and Ireland 1770-1860 & Life in England in Aquatint and Lithography 1770-1860, 4 volumes, 1972, Joseph Sabin, A Dictionary of Books relating to America, Mini-Print edition, 2 volumes, circa 1975, Nellie B. Eales, The Cole Library of Early Medicine and Zoology, 1969, etc., mostly original cloth, a few in dust wrappers, 8vo/4to (Qty: 65)