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Lot 1492

A collection of 10 Italian maiolica Cantagalli plates, painted with botanical subjects; 5 at 22cm diameter and 5 at 10cm diameter.

Lot 221

A collection of Portmeirion tablewares, to include large bread crock and cover in the Pamona pattern, Botanical Garden storage jar and cover etc

Lot 1087

Botanical study, watercolour on paper, 15x11cm, together with a pair of coloured coaching prints each 12x22cm (3)

Lot 498

An early 19th century album of botanical and other watercolours Pages measure 22.5 x 33cm.17 illustrated pages, the rest are blank.

Lot 671

Three various framed and glazed Will's and Player's cigarette card displays, to include botanical examples

Lot 301

English School (19th century): Botanical Studies, eight watercolour unsigned 38cm x 27cm (8)

Lot 1066

A collection of 19th century botanical drawings, architectural drawings and engravings

Lot 54

Joanna A. Lowe - Set of four oval botanical studies of roses, each 45.5cm x 32.5cm, in gilt frame under glass (4) Condition:

Lot 844

Hugh E. RIDGE (1899-1976)River Wharf Oil on canvas Signed 40 x 56cmTogether with two botanical works by another hand

Lot 333

A SET OF SIX BOTANICAL PRINTS AFTER G.D. EHRET 1748, each mounted and in gilt frames, 57 x 44cm overall

Lot 172

A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN TWIN HANDLED VASES, painted with flowers on a gilt heightened deep blue ground, 26cm high; a similar small vase; a pair of 19th Century botanical cabinet plates; two 19th Century porcelain florally painted mugs, dated 1859 and 1868 respectively; a New Hall sucrier and cover; two other similar pieces; various late 18th and early 19th Century coffee cans, saucers etc.; a lustre jug; and a decanter (qty)

Lot 742

A CORNER AND J GODFREY High Street, Oxford looking west from the Botanical Garden, published by Roberts and Leete, London, 21 x 39cm, framed

Lot 71

A stoneware flagon, Barsby and sons botanical brewery; another larger; a brass jam pan; two brass bells in the form of crinoline ladies; a copper warming pan

Lot 105

Elizabeth Bairstow - June - a botanical print signed in the lower left margin, and other botanical prints

Lot 31

Ribadeneira (Marcelo de). Historia de las Islas del Archipielago, y reynos dela gran China, Tartaria, Cuchinchina, Malaca, Sian, Camboxa y Jappon, y de lo sucedido en ellos a los Religiosos Descalcos, de la Orden del Seraphico Padre San Francisco, de la Provincia de San Gregorio de las Philippinas..., 1st edition, Barcelona: Gabriel Graells & Giraldo Dotil, 1601, engraved armorial device of the Franciscans to title and with early signature 'Francisco Guillem', woodcut decorative initials, some dampstaining, light toning and occasional spotting, marbled free endpapers discarded, early 18th century vellum with red morocco title label, 4to, together with Eckeberg (Charles Gustavus), A Voyage to China and the East Indies, by Peter Osbeck..., together with a Voyage to Suratte, by Olof Toreen, Chaplain of the Gothic Lion East Indiaman and an account of the Chinese Husbandry, by Charles Gustavus Eckeberg. Translated from the German, by John Reinhold Forster..., volume 1 only (of 2), 1771, 11 engraved botanical plates, occasional spotting, margins of first & last leaves browned, text block split in two, contemporary sheep, boards detached, worn, 8vo The first title comprises an account of Franciscan missionary activity in the Philippines and Japan, but also dealing with China, Siam, Cochin-China, and Cambodia. (2)

Lot 70

Curtis (William). Lectures on Botany, 3 volumes, 1805, 119 hand-coloured engraved plates, bound without portrait frontispiece, one or two marginal tears and losses to text, some light spotting and offsetting, contemporary half calf, a little rubbed and scuffed, 8vo, together with Curtis's Botanical Magazine, 2 volumes (volume 10 of the new series & volume 1 of the third series), 1836 & 1845, 154 hand-coloured lithographed plates, one uncoloured plate, a few plates with some offsetting from text, some light spotting, contemporary half calf, rebacked with original spines relaid, rubbed, 8vo, plus William Curtis's Practical Observations on the British Grasses, 5th edition, 1812 (6)

Lot 90

Speechly (William). A Treatise on the Culture of the Pine Apple and the Management of the Hot-House, 2nd edition, York, 1796, 6 engraved plates, including 4 folding, a little minor soiling, contemporary blindstamped calf gilt, joints splitting, edges rubbed, 8vo, together with Pomarium Britannicum: An Historical and Botanical Account of Fruits, known in Great Britain, by Henry Phillips, 1st edition, 1820, 3 hand-coloured lithographed plates, publisher's list at end, title laid down, occasional light spotting, contemporary ownership inscription at head of dedication, contemporary half calf, small wormtrack to upper joint, spine and edges rubbed, 8vo (2)

Lot 212

*Van Houtte (Louis, edit.). A mixed collection of approximately 600 lithographs, circa 1870, chromolithographs of botanical specimens, occasional duplicates, each approximately 240 x 170 mm (approx.600)

Lot 473

Group of assorted furnishing pictures and prints to include: botanical studies, still life in pastel etc. (11)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Lot 700A

Two boxes of assorted books to include; botanical, natural history in America, birds etc. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Lot 15

A collection of early 20th century Coalport dessert wares with printed and infilled botanical decoration on a turquoise ground with shaped borders, comprising a pair of high comports and three low comports, together with ten dessert plates

Lot 1692

After E P Kinsella (early 20th century British) - Two humorous coloured cricketing prints - The Hope of his Side and Out First Ball, 34 x 21cm, together with Michael Blacker black and white etching of a man and a child beside a caravan, signed, two 19th century botanical engravings, etc, various sizes, all framed

Lot 982

Box containing a quantity of Chinese paintings, botanical studies, insects and other scenes

Lot 1217

Oil on canvas, still life, roses in a glass vase, together with various framed botanical prints

Lot 1126

Christopher Ryland, watercolour, botanical study of pale tulips, signed, 24ins x 20ins, framed

Lot 820

Patzi Craven/Four Botanical Studies/limited edition/printed on silk, 34.5cm x 42.5cm

Lot 361

Twelve Paris porcelain botanical plates, mid 19th Century, 24.5cm diameter, 24cm diameter/Provenance: Beverston Castle

Lot 644

A fine early 19th century Coalport botanical part dessert service: painted with named botanical specimens within pierced rims highlighted with anthemion and floral gilding, each titled in blue enamel to the reverse, circa 1820; comprising eight plates, 22 cm; two shell-shaped dishes, 26 cm; an oval dish 28 cm and an octagonal dish, 22 cm (12).*Note. The botanical specimens probably taken from 'Curtis's Botanical Magazine'.

Lot 578

William Absolon, Yarmouth - a set of three botanical shaped oval creamware dishes and a pair of plates with pierced basket work rims: all painted in green and sepia with botanical specimens, five named 'Mulbery Tree/Pomegranate Tree/Cretan Cistus and Carnation', the oval dishes signed 'WAbsolon yarm No25', circa 1790/1810, oval dishes 26 cm wide [minor chips], the plates 21 cm diameter [rim crack to each].*Biography. William Absolon was a decorator of glass and earthenware from The Ovens and no.25 Market Row, Yarmouth, Norfolk.

Lot 648

A Derby botanical plate: the centre painted with a floral bouquet within an elaborate foliate scrollwork border, iron-red mark, circa 1820, 22 cm diameter [minor hair crack and staining].

Lot 436

A plaque depicting medieval style figures on horse back together with a quantity of mostly botanical prints

Lot 179

A set of three framed and glazed sets of cigarette cards, depicting motoring, aquatics and botanical subjects, together with a contemporary decorated wall mirror.

Lot 2764

GB presentation packs 1960s pre-decimal accumulation, noted Botanical (scarce), Churchill, 700th Parliament, Battle of Britain, Burns, Abbey, World Cup, EFTA etc (approx 155 packs)

Lot 2917

Large box of GB FDC's in large albums & one small. Several better noted inc 1964 Botanical, Shakespeare (2 of each), several from 1965 etc. A small number of better pmks from early 1970's. Bundle of definitive and booklet panes on covers with either Windsor or Bureau pmks. Heavy lot (Buyer collects)

Lot 73

THREE DRESDEN TYPE ORNITHOLOGICAL DESSERT PLATES, the cream ground painted in polychrome with birds amidst branches, within a scattered insect gilt-lined border, 24cm, and two botanical dessert plates (5)

Lot 2120

A COLLECTION OF WATERCOLOURS AND PRINTS TO INCLUDE ITALIAN REGIONAL DRESS, BOTANICAL PRINTS, TYROLEAN DRESS, ETC.

Lot 2034

A COLLECTION OF 18th.C.AND LATER BOTANICAL AND NATURAL HISTORY PRINTS, ETC OF VARYING SIZES.

Lot 2136

19th.CHINESE  SCHOOL. THREE BOTANICAL STUDIES, WATERCOLOUR. 34.5 x 27cms.

Lot 2019

A GROUP OF NINE ANTIQUE AND LATER PRINTS TO INCLUDE SIX HAND COLOURED PRINTS OF EARLY VESSELS FRAMED IN TWO GROUPS OF THREE TOGETHER WITH A PAIR OF BOTANICAL PRINTS,ETC.

Lot 109

A Flight Barr & Barr serving dish with a botanical painted centre, a Flight Barr & Barr green and gilt cup and saucer, three other similar cups and two saucers, a Staffordshire slop bowl and matching cup and saucer, pattern No 301

Lot 316

Botanical prints, a set of nine together with another set of six by Redoute together with a quantity of gilt framed botanical prints

Lot 1397

A superb 18th century Irish shell work botanical arrangement, made by Sarah Dennis (nee Newenham) of Woodhill Cork, with various flowers and insects, in a vase, in an arched chinoiserie cabinet, 46cm high, 1740 - 1770Sarah was the wife of John Dennis a prominent timber merchant in Cork, they were both from prominent Quaker families, they had one child Elizabeth born 1742 who married at the age of 21 Cooper Penrose and they lived a Woodhill, in Copper Penrose's will of 1815 it shows the bequest of 'mother's shell and feather work' to his two daughters passed down by descent to the vendors

Lot 1398

A superb 18th century Irish shell and feather work botanical arrangement, made by Sarah Dennis (nee Newenham) of Woodhill Cork, with various flowers and insects, in a vase, in an arched chinoiserie cabinet, 46cm high, 1740 - 1770Sarah was the wife of John Dennis a prominent timber merchant in Cork, they were both from prominent Quaker families, they had one child Elizabeth born 1742 who married at the age of 21 Cooper Penrose and they lived a Woodhill, in Copper Penrose's will of 1815 it shows the bequest of 'mother's shell and feather work' to his two daughters passed down by descent to the vendors

Lot 1399

A superb 18th century Irish shell and feather work botanical arrangement, made by Sarah Dennis (nee Newenham) of Woodhill Cork, with various flowers and insects, in a vase, in an arched chinoiserie cabinet, 46cm high, 1740 - 1770Sarah was the wife of John Dennis a prominent timber merchant in Cork, they were both from prominent Quaker families, they had one child Elizabeth born 1742 who married at the age of 21 Cooper Penrose and they lived a Woodhill, in Copper Penrose's will of 1815 it shows the bequest of 'mother's shell and feather work' to his two daughters passed down by descent to the vendors

Lot 1400

A superb 18th century Irish shell and feather work botanical arrangement, made by Sarah Dennis (nee Newenham) of Woodhill Cork, with various flowers and insects, in a vase, in an arched chinoiserie cabinet, 46cm high, 1740 - 1770Sarah was the wife of John Dennis a prominent timber merchant in Cork, they were both from prominent Quaker families, they had one child Elizabeth born 1742 who married at the age of 21 Cooper Penrose and they lived a Woodhill, in Copper Penrose's will of 1815 it shows the bequest of 'mother's shell and feather work' to his two daughters passed down by descent to the vendors

Lot 5044

A set of six Dresden botanical plates, each with wild flower, moulded border, scored Meissen marks, late 19th century

Lot 46

GERARD, John, The Herball or Generall Historie of Plantes. Folio, 2nd edition 1633. With 2766 botanical woodcuts. Lacks one board and last leaf of index

Lot 139

A White Bros botanical brewery flagon (a/F) plus a pottery wine and beer keg.

Lot 332

A framed signed watercolour of a cottage by Gerald Nascinguerra, 7¾ x 11in. (19.8 x 28cm.), certicate verso, together with to further oil paintings and two botanical prints. (5)

Lot 733

A quantity of various botanical prints and others

Lot 586

* ELSPETH HARRIGAN (SCOTTISH 1938 - 1999), NASTURTIUMS watercolour on paper, signed in pencil 33.5cm x 47.5cm Mounted, framed and under glass. Note: Elspeth Harrigan was a highly respected botanical artist who graduated from in 1960. Her numerous awards include Scottish Lady Artist Royal Horticultural Society Silver Medal in 1985 and 1988. Her husband was the artist James Harrigan and her daughter is Claire Harrigan RSW.

Lot 485

A pair of decorative botanical prints, framed and glazed, 67 x 77 cm overall

Lot 145

A set of four modern reproductions of 18th century botanical engravings, each 52.5cm x 41cm.; together with a further similar pair.(6)

Lot 768

DAPHNE WEBB (1929-2017) British, Botanical Studies, mounted and loose prints

Lot 766

DAPHNE WEBB (1929-2017) British, Botanical Studies, framed and glazed

Lot 1061a

Antique Spode hand painted botanical plate C1820's marked SPODE together with a Masons chinoiserie plate, diameter 23cm approx (widest)

Lot 1719

A SMALL FOLIO OF INDIAN/COMPANY SCHOOL INTEREST, Circa 1820-1860 comprising 15 unframed works, including a watercolour of `Lama of Thibet & foal`[sic], three botanical studies (one inscribed Selina), four bird studies (one inscribed Nutmeg Bird), two architectural studies (one of the Taj Mahal), a study of a mounted horseman (possibly Mughal), a watercolour of a group of Indians around a fire, a coastal study attributed to Sir Charles D'Oyly (on paper with embossed border); and two Japanese colour woodcuts, (15 items) ++ Mixed condition, some tipped onto album pages; some staining and generally minor damages

Lot 147

A Victorian mahogany cutlery tray, leather suitcase plus two botanical prints

Lot 994

A Collection of Four Botanical Prints each framed and mounted under glass, To include Primulas, poppy, cyclamen, anemone. Together with a 1970's floral still life on canvas 27 by 19 inches.

Lot 3280

Folder containing manuscript maps of England, Scotland and Europe, ink & watercolour, dated 1850; manuscript verse with pictorial borders after well-known authors (R. L. Stevenson, John Masefield, John Oxenham); botanical illustrations and still lifes in pastel & watercolour; a manuscript geology chart with cross-section of landscape and others

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