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Collection of seven early 19th century English School botanical watercolours, each mounted

Collection of four early 19th century English School botanical watercolours, each mounted

Collection of five early 19th century English School botanical watercolours, each mounted

Julia Castle, collection of nine early 19th century English School botanical watercolours bound in an album, dated August 15th 1826, together with two other unframed botanical works

Collection of approximately fifty early to mid-19th century English School botanical and insect watercolours, by various hands, unframed

Joyce Pallot (1912 - 2004), collection of twelve unframed works in various mediums - including figural and botanical

Pair of 18th century Derby botanical plates finely painted in coloured enamels with 'Geranium' and 'Anemone Leav'd Geranium', the spirally fluted border with a gilt harebell and leaf band - crowned crossed batons marks in blue, pattern no. 115 and titled verso, circa 1795, 9½ inches diameter

A mid-19th century sampler by Hannah Elizabeth Winter aged 11 years, dated 1848, with typical decoration of the alphabet, numbers and a prayer, with further botanical studies, 43 x 38 cm approx, framed.

An unusual wood carving in the abstract manner in simple wooden frame 105x55cm approx, together with further pictures and prints including an embroidered floral picture, further botanical subjects, a set of four small prints of dancing figures, etc

Barbara Everard (British 1910-1990) THREE BOTANICAL STUDIES, three signed watercolour over pencil on paper each: 34,5 by 24cm (3)

A Derby Porcelain Botanical Centrepiece, circa 1800, of navette form, painted in the manner of William Quaker Pegg with named specimens depicting Orange Tree, Tall Blue Aster and Sweet Pease (sic) within gilt borders, titled and painted marks in blue, 34.5cm wide See illustration The painting is taken from John Edwards A Collection of Flowers, drawn after nature and disposed in an ornamental and picturesque manner, London 1797

Collection of Wedgwood 'Meadow Sweet' ceramics, Wedgwood glass paperweights, Spode botanical plate, Pendelfin and other decorative ceramics in two boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A 19th century Staffordshire porcelain part dessert service, each piece painted with a botanical specimen, within a gilt border, together with a similar matched part service

James Laid MacFarlane (1836-1931), Pair of botanical watercolours,Orchid studies - Odonto Crispum, Titled and dated verso - 7th June 1904 and 24th May 1905, Initialled to stems, 25cm x 15.5cm, Unframed (2)

Four Antique Botanical Prints, hand-colored engravings, sheets 8 1/4 in. x 5 1/2 in., framed alike. (4 pcs.)

Four volumes, viz; Audubon's Birds of America; Botanical Prints; Liverpool and Manchester Railway; J.L Prevost, Bouquets

Whaite's Fine Art Gallery sketchbook of architectural designs, another of anatomical interest, another of botanical, etc. and other ephemera.

Three boxes of plate glass slides, some botanical, engineering educational, etc., also a box of stereoscope cards.

STONEWARE JARS AND BOWLS INCLUDING WHITE BROS BOTANICAL BREWERS MATLOCK ROAD DERBY, VASES, JUGS, ETC

Royal Worcester flatback jug, hand painted botanical designs with gilding, pattern no. 1094, reg. mark for 1885, height 15cm, together with a Royal Ivory porcelain shell shaped bowl, length 14cm, (2).

BOX INC. WALL ART BOTANICAL

12-piece dessert wares - Puce - botanical

A COLLECTION OF TOPOGRAPHICAL AND BOTANICAL PRINTS and Chinese horses

Three sets of prints to include botanical, ornithological and children's tales.

Early 20th century Continental School, a botanical study, oil on board. H.45cm W.35cm

A set of four gilt framed oval botanical prints

Four framed and mounted Botanical Prints by J.M. Moorhead, Watercolour 'A Cotswold Garden', pair of Lithographical Prints, etc.

Pair of Botanical Prints of Camellias contained in Green, Gilt and Mirrored Frames

A set of four framed botanical prints & a set of four floral study furnishing prints

A set of four framed botanical study prints

Illustration Interest Original Botanical Watercolour Study By Patience Arnold 1901-1992 Patience Arnold was born in Royston Yorkshire but spent her childhood in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire. Arnold studied at the Harris School of Art, Preston and became a member of the Manchester Academy of Fine Art. In 1967 Patience set up a studio in the Lake District and continued to produce unique and whimsical illustrations for books, greetings cards and private commissions which brought her national recognition. Our client's mother was a long term friend of Arnold's and many of the works presented here were commissioned privately and have remained in our clients private collection. The works have never been offered for sale commercially until now. Presented here is an original botanical watercolour depicting a composition of finely rendered spring flowers to include violets, primroses and campions. Framed and mounted under glass, excellent condition. 7.5 x 5 inches.

Illustration Interest Original Botanical Study In Watercolour By Patience Arnold 1901-1992 Patience Arnold was born in Royston Yorkshire but spent her childhood in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire. Arnold studied at the Harris School of Art, Preston and became a member of the Manchester Academy of Fine Art. In 1967 Patience set up a studio in the Lake District and continued to produce unique and whimsical illustrations for books, greetings cards and private commissions which brought her national recognition. Our client's mother was a long term friend of Arnold's and many of the works presented here were commissioned privately and have remained in our clients private collection. The works have never been offered for sale commercially until now. Presented here is an original botanical watercolour depicting a composition of finely rendered Autumnal berries to include rosehips and blackberries against a background of ferms. Framed and mounted under glass, excellent condition. 7 x 5 inches.

A pair of large framed coloured botanical engravings, 53 x 65cm.

Five framed botanical prints, largest 70 x 53cm.

RARE FAMILLE ROSE 'CORNUCOPIA' WALL VASE QIANLONG PERIOD the horn painted in polychrome enamels with scrolling tendrils bearing composite flowerheads as botanical specimens, the base decorated with a small cartouche featuring a traditional Chinese landscape 24cm high Provenance: Private Scottish collection. Note: For a similar example, see Stockholms Auktionsverk's sale on 7th December 2016, lot 1084.

A Collection of botanical studies Unframed: 15 x 11½ in (38.1 x 29.1cm), Framed: 22¼ x 18¼ in (56.5 x 46.3cm) each, (6)Please note there are six works in this lot, the six are illustrated in the catalogue 

A Bretby botanical leaf centre comport, the dish modelled as a wavy leaf, boldly glazed in tones of alternating green, terminating in sinuous twin-handles and a cylindrical base, glazed in tones of garnet red, 23cm high, 26.5cm wide, impressed marks, model no. 1465C, c. 1900; another similar, 12cm high, 28cm wide, impressed marks, model no. 1488A, c. 1900 (2)

A Victorian majolica jug; a Royal Crown Derby Posie pattern milk jug and sugar bowl, trinket dishes, others; a Portmeirion Botanical Garden mixing bowl; a Maling bon-bon dish; cut glass; fruit set; flatware; wine serving set, boxed; EPNS cake forks, boxed; qty

Breweriana - a Dakin Bros. Botanical Brewery stoneware bottle, Beeston and Ilkeston 1910; a stoneware jar; another, smaller (3)

*Botany. A mixed collection of approximately 160 engravings, late 18th and 19th century, including approximately 130 engravings by W.Curtis, originally published in 'The Botanical Magazine', some offsetting, four engravings by Jane Loudon, and approximately twenty-four from Curtis's 'Flora Londinensis', most with pages of text, occasional duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.160)

Scrap albums. A collection of four scrap books, 19th century, containing engraved portraits, topographical views, genre scenes, natural history, religion, classical and historical scenes, pencil drawings, watercolours, pressed botanical specimens and newspaper cuttings, all partially excised, mostly large format, mixed bindings (4)

Hooker (Sir William Jackson). Curtis's Botanical Magazine comprising the Plants of the Royal Gardens of Kew, volume 12 (third series), published Lovell Reeve, 1856, title and dedication, sixty-seven lithographic plates with contemporary hand colouring, contemporary half morocco, lacking upper board and spine, 8vo, together with, Woodville (William), [Medical Botany], volume 1 (only), [1752 - 1805], lacking title and preliminaries, 131 engraved plates with contemporary hand colouring, some toning, text block split, contemporary calf, lacking upper board, rear board detached, 8vo, with, Baxter (William), [British Phaenogamous Botany...,] 2 volumes (only of 6), published Oxford, [1834 - 1843], lacking preliminaries and titles, numerous engraved plates with contemporary hand colouring, many with pencil marginalia, near contemporary cloth, partially disbound, 8vo, plus Cuvier (Baron), The Animal Kingdom..., volume 3 (only), 1837, 166 (only) engraved plates with contemporary hand colouring, some dust soiling and occasional staining, contemporary half calf, lacking upper board, worn and frayed, 8vo Sold as a collection of plates, not subject to return. (5)

‡CAROLYN SERGEANT (b. 1937)'The leaf, the bud, the flower'signed with initials and date, 'C.S. 98'oil on board16 x 14in (40.6 x 35.6cm)Exhibited: Hazlitt, Gooden & Fox, London, 6-28 May 1999Sold sold together with a selection of eleven other botanical subjects by the same artist. twelve (12)

An album of botanical specimans, many from the Glasnevin Botanical Gardens Dublin, dated 1800.

PAIR OF STEVENSON & HANCOCK, DERBY EARLY 20th CENTURY BOTANICAL PLATES of slightly dished octagonal form with hand-painted average decoration of a floral bouquet, signed W E Mosley, red painted mark and monogram, 9 1/4" (30.5cm) diameter

A 19th Century Crown Derby botanical dessert service, including two tureens, two stands, one with lid, various plates and serving dishes

A small collection of cups and saucers, including a Staffordshire botanical painted trio, a Royal Worcester transfer printed autumn fruits cup and saucer and other items

A part Limoges botanical tea service, together with a 19th Century continental floral painted hors d'oeuvres dish

Eight 19th century Japanese botanical woodblock plates, 20.5 x 29 cm, modern frames

Portmeirion botanical Garden novelty teapot in the shape of a table, Paul Cardew and other novelty teapots in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Collection of Wedgwood Jasperware, Potrmeirion Botanical teaware, small Goebel figure, Commemorative and other ceramics in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A group of stoneware items, to include a flagon inscribed 'Scott's (Bolton) Ltd Botanical Brewers, Daubhill, Bolton', two Ludford ginger beer bottles and jars in various sizes.

A good 19th century mahogany microscope slide cabinet, the rectangular moulded top with recessed brass carrying handle above glazed door enclosing twenty one numbered and titled drawers above a larger deeper base drawer to plinth base, slides including insects, botanical studies, geological examples, minerals, etc, height 41cm.

A Thomas Rubergall Withering-type lacquered brass Pocket Botanical Microscope, cylindrical body, with one lens and swivel mirror, in cylindrical simulated-Morocco wooden case with remains of Rubergall label, circa 1810, G; with tweezers and other tools, possibly associated

Adam Ludwig Wirsing -a pair of 18th century botanical studies, 'Tulipa x 1, Orange Duc Thol 59', and 'Tulipa x 111 Eintracht 76', engravings, hand coloured, 17 x 9, in glazed, gilt frames

Local Interest - a two gallon salt glazed flagon marked C. Wright & Sons wine and spirit merchant Wirksworth; a G. Austin & Co. the market stores, Derby, storage jar; a J.Walker botanical brewers 1 gallon flagon dated 1926; another similar marked White Bros, dated 1911 (4)

Mixed collectibles to include a pair of early 20th century field binoculars, two vintage corkscrews, a stoneware flagon marked for the Lancashire Botanical Brewery Company, an Oriental lacquer tray, a three-piece tea service, a pewter centre bowl etc.

3 Portmerion Botanical garden items

A collection of three ornithological lithographs, and a collection of botanical lithographs

Five volumes of 'Edward's Botanical Register 14-18' (1830)