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An assortment of English mostly creamware and caneware, including a caneware part botanical service, a Staffordshire demi-lune bough pot, etc Provenance: Removed from an Oxfordshire Manor House

Royal Worcester botanical coffee service, six place settings, boxed; and a set of twelve Royal Doulton 'Forsyth' coffee cups and saucers

Set of five colour prints of tropical birds, and two botanical prints (7)

Pair of botanical tapestry panels depicting tulips and hydrangea, 60cm x 26cm

Gordon Beningfield (1936-98) - A pair of botanical studies 'Wild pink orchid - Aretusa bulbosa' and 'Yellow lady's slipper - Cypripedium calcelous', signed lower right, 33.5 x 28 cm (2)

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

12 hand coloured plates of fish, 22 x 13cm in modern frames, together with 12 early 19th century Curtis botanical hand coloured plates 13 x 20.5cm in modern gilt and maple frames (24)

12 early 19th century Curtis botanical hand coloured plates, 13 x 21cm, modern silver frames, together with six Axel Amuchastegui colour prints of tropical birds, 20 x 29cm, modern frames. (18)

A SWANSEA CREAMWARE GONDOLA SHAPED DISH painted with a full botanical study from flower-head down the to bulb within a chocolate rim, probably by Thomas Pardoe, the base inscribed 'Dogs tooth Violet', 26cms long

A Victorian hand-painted Botanical Dessert Service by Sir James Duke & Nephew (1859 - 1863) with impressed 'hand' mark and pattern no. 4/3781, comprising nine plates and two comports.

A 19th Century style stained beech lamp standard and shadeThe octagonal shade painted with botanical panels and raised on a tapering fluted shaft with a circular plinth base, height including shade 184cm.

A mixed collection of items to include salt glazed part tea set, Peacock decorated china items, Port Meirion Botanical mantle clock etc (2 trays)

A pair of Derby porcelain kidney shaped dishes, circa 1795, painted with botanical specimens 'Common Jessemine' 'Golden Flower'd' 'Hembane' within gilt leaf borders, titled and marked in blue, 25cm wide Decoration derived from illustrations in Curtis' botanical magazine

Collection of twelve New Naturalists, all with dust-wrappers and all first edition (unless otherwise state) to include; London's Natural History - 1946 reprint; Wild Flowers; Natural History in the Highlands and Islands; Mushrooms and Toadstools - 1972, sixth impression; Insect Natural History; British Plant Life - 1971 reprint; The Sea Shore; The Art of Botanical Illustration; Life in Lakes and Rivers; Wild Flowers of Chalk and Limestone - 1969, second edition; The World of Spiders and Ants - ex library (12)

BOTANICAL - NICHOLSON, George - The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening, a Practical and Scientific Encyclopedia of Horticulture for Gardeners and Botanists - four vols [as issued], half calf, with numerous coloured plates throughout tog. w. FISH, D. T (ed.) - Cassell's Popular Gardening - four vols, a subscription only publication, with numerous double-page coloured plates throughout and SUDELL, Richard - The New Illustrated Gardening Encyclopaedia (9)

Collection of twelve New Naturalists, all with dust-wrappers and all first edition (unless otherwise state) to include; Butterflies; London's Natural History - 1946 reprint; Britain's Structure and Scenery; Mountains and Moorlands; The Sea Shore; The Art of Botanical Illustrations; Insect Natural History; The Herring Gull's World - 1965 reprint; Wild Flowers of Chalk and Limestone; The Weald - 1972 fifth impression; Dartmoor - 1970 reprint and Moths (12)

A GOOD SET OF TEN ROYAL COPENHAGEN BOTANICAL PLATES, white ground with gilt edges and decorated with flowers. 9ins diameter. Copenhagen mark in blue.

SIX HAND-COLOURED BOTANICAL ENGRAVINGS the largest 32.5cm x 21.5cm.

A 19th century English botanical part dessert service, possibly Rockingham, comprising a large tazza with twin foliate strap handles, 7.75in. (19.75cm.) high; two oval dishes with twin pierced foliate handles, 11.75in. (30cm.) long; three dishes with single pierced foliate handle, 10in. (25.5cm.) long; and twelve 9.5in. (24cm.) plates, all hand painted with garden flowers within pale grey and ivory foliate and cell diaper borders, painted pattern no. '256' to all but one dish, one with painted no. '8170'. (18) * Condition: All have some gilt wear to gilt tendrils around edges of white reserve and on gilt rims. A few small scratches and scuffs to painted decoration, but decoration good overall. Tazza - both handles with old wire wrapped repairs. Patch of brown discolouration to centre of well. Twin foliate handled dishes - the example marked 8170 with small crack to one handle. Otherwise good. The other broken with old stapled repair and large crack around base. Three single handled dishes - two good. The third with firing crack to foot rim. Plates - all in good condition with no chips or cracks.

An extremely rare Victorian botanical album 'Marine Algae, Alderney', a rare, probably unique Victorian natural history record, the album with gilt tooled full leather binding with gilt title plaque and combed marbled end papers, each page within tissue guards, each with from one to eight pasted papers featuring delicately pressed seaweeds, approx. 160 specimens in total, each with the hand written Latin name either on the sheet or beneath on a clipped label, some dated from 1849 to 1850 and some with location noted , the album 15 x 10¾in. (38 x 27.25cm.). * Bookplates to front end papers for John de Mesurier, dated 1851 and Lord Rivers.

A collection of 19th century Davenport botanical porcelain, painted with botanical subjects within dull green borders, some with white and gilt tied wheatsheaf handles, comprising two kidney form bowls, five 8¼in. circular plates with scalloped rims, (one badly cracked); and a 10½in. circular bowl, red printed factory marks and Latin botanical name in red painted script to underside (8).* PLEASE NOTE - Five plates and a kidney shaped bowl out of the fourteen originally mentioned removed due to breakages (they were warped with large, recent cracks and disintegrated with light handling). The pieces are available to the buyer of the lot if required.

Hooker, Sir William Jackson, Curtis's Botanical Magazine, pub. Lovell Reeve, London, c1856, comprising the plants of the Royal Gardens of Kew, and of other botanical establishments in Great Britain; with suitable descriptions, volume XII, third series, with coloured plates throughout. * Condition: In good condition overall - spines with wear, light foxing to pages, plates good.

AN EXTENSIVE SPODE BONE CHINA BOTANICAL DINNER SERVICE, LATE 20TH CENTURY WITH DARK GREEN GROUND, LARGEST DISH 35CM W, PRINTED MARK

Henry George Moon (British 1857-1905) A pair of botanical lithographs depicting orchids, unsigned with labels to verso. Mounted, glazed and framed. 35 x 25cm.

Stoneware Jug "J.W. Day Botanical Brewer Hull"

MINIATURE VOLUME, Botanical Illustrations of the Twenty-Four Classes in the Linnaean System of Vegetables, by Select Specimens of English Plants, 1813, 47 hand coloured plates, red grained morocco (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

*Sowerby (James). A collection of approximately 125 botanical engravings, circa 1810, engravings with contemporary hand colouring, each approximately 200 x 120 mm, mounted (approx.125)

Hill (John). Eden: or, a Compleat Body of Gardening. Containing Plain and Familiar Directions for Raising the several useful Products of a Garden..., Compiled and Digested from the Papers of the late celebrated Mr. Hale, by the Authors of the Compleat Body of Husbandry..., 1757, fifty-six hand-coloured engraved botanical plates only (of 60, lacking plates 2, 20, 48 & 53), lacking frontispiece, plates 1, 7 & 8 detached, first & last few leaves a little creased with margins to title, dedication leaf & final leaf repaired to margins with tissue, light toning throughout, few marks, contemporary calf, late 19th century calf, joints cracked, stain to spine, covers marked and some wear, folio, plus four other related hand-coloured engraved plates from the same work Henrey 776; Nissen 880. The work was issued in 60 numbers from 28 August 1756 to 8 November 1757. (1)

SCRAP BOOK : early 19th cent. album, inc. 3 good quality botanical w/cols, caricature, moveable w/col of a cellist, etc, contents loose, cont. red gilt calf, folio, c1820s.

Antique Indian school gouache painting, botanical study within a decorated border, 7ins x 4ins

Ten 19th century botanical plates,two vases and four other plates,together with a small quantity of Netherland pattern dinner service

TWO JENNY JOWETT BOTANICAL WATERCOLOURS one titled 'Paconia "Chinese" ' and 'Hips of Rosa "Dagmar Hastrup" ', the smallest measures 27cm x 23cm, the largest measures 46cm x 36cm (2)

A SELECTION OF CONTEMPORARY PRINTS, PICTURES AND MIRRORS to include examples of Edward Nott, botanical prints, Claude Monet prints and crown engravings etc.,

Various Portmeirion, Botanical pattern etc

Basilius Besler (German publisher, 1561-1629): an 18th century full sized botanical bookplate, 'Roses', from the Third Edition of 'Hortus Eystettensis', published Nuremberg 1713, hand coloured, showing various Rose specimens, with Latin names, 40 by 50cm, in a modern maple frame, 80 by 100cm.

A box of assorted engravings, largely being botanical specimens

Assorted reproduction prints, to include; botanical and river landscape examples etc

A pair of oriental prints of exotic birds, 48 x 30cm, together with a set of six botanical prints

Christine Hart-Davies - a botanical painting at King Combe, signed in mono, watercolour on polymin, framed and glazed, 1.5 x 2.25.

A Set of Four Botanical Coloured Prints, together with a collection of other prints

Photography - WW2/Third Reich - a German Luftwaffe NCO's wartime photograph album, probably stationed in Belgium, applied with images from Christmas 1941, showing him and his comrades at leisure and duty, venerating their Führer Adolf Hitler, military drills, procedures and exercises, burying servicemen, Gaasbeek Castle, playing in the snow, amateur dramatics, music concerts and band, transport, interior shots of canteen and kitchen, architecture, Botanical Garden of Brussels, horse racing at Bosvoorde, mess dinners and larks, red card boards, oblong 4to

AN OIL ON BOARD DEPICTING A COUNTRY GARDEN, TOGETHER WITH A WATERCOLOUR OF A COUNTRYSIDE SCENE AND TWO BOTANICAL PICTURES (4)

A SELECTION OF PICTURES AND PRINTS TO INCLUDE BOTANICAL INTEREST

A SET OF FOUR BOTANICAL PRINTS - 'Fleurs de Fantaisie de Buchert', 36.5 x 22 cms

6 framed and glazed botanical prints

Lionel Edwards signed print "Forrard Away" engraving after Landseer "Horses at the Fountain" and two botanical watercolours (4)

Two botanical prints with decorative mirror frames, 23 x 35cm

I Paulini - Mythological Alphabet, a vellum and gilt highlighted bound book comprising twenty engraved plates, some with gilt highlights each showing an ornamented letter of the Roman alphabet with a background depicting a scene from Greek and Roman mythology; A-I, L-T, V & Z, each letter is a fantastic composite of human figures, botanical and marine specimens, landscapes or cityscapes, with a frame of arabesque's, grotesques, putti, antique statuary, and the like. No two frames are identical. Each letter encapsulates a mythological episode from the Metamorphoses of Ovid. For example: the A for Actaeon, B for Bacchus, C for Cadmus, etc. The Ovidian episode is illustrated behind each letter, and printed captions identify the figures: for example "Ateone mutato in Cervo da Diana:" Actaeon being metamorphosed into a deer by the nude bathing Diana, etc. book plate "Ex Libris Ralph S Eves"

After William and Thomas Curtis, a set of twelve hand coloured botanical prints, early 19th century, all numbered to upper right and inscribed beneath Syd Edwards del, Pub y T.Curtis, St. Geo. Crescent and dated, later framed and glazed, 27 x 19cm overall

A good collection of stamps in fifteen albums spanning 1850s - 1970s, mostly Commonwealth commemoratives and definitives, some mint. Albums arranged by country: Malta (including QV stamped covers), Canada/Newfoundland, Ceylon/India, New Zealand, Australia, Cyprus, Gibraltar/Jamaica, Ireland, Jersey/Guernsey. To include a couple of slim thematic albums of world stamps (artists/paintings, botanical), and a couple of albums of loose Commonwealth and GB stamps, mostly used, some sheetlets.

An album of GB and FDCs from 1960s, including better e.g. Cable Phosphor, Shakespeare with Stratford handstamp, Geographical Congress Phoshor, and Botanical Congress Phoshor etc

Pair of early 19th century Spode porcelain plates,detailed handpainted botanical designs, diameter 23cm.

A collection of 19th century colour prints (book plates), including naval landscapes, architectural and botanical and other subjects

A large collection of mostly colour posters and prints, including 19th century botanical prints

M'ALPINE (D.). "The Botanical Atlas ..." col plts comp, orig cl gt, fl, 1883.

A 19th Century watercolour botanical study dated 1851

A John Aston watercolour, and other unframed works including botanical studies, all unframed

A set of four botanical prints, pub. by T. Curtis, each annotated, numbered, framed and glazed, each approx 11.5 x 19.5cm. Together with Fragaria and Fritillaria, published by Nuttall, Fisher & Dixon and a coloured print of birds (J. Brown - Stewart Del). 

A massive 19th century Italian Nove Bassano Maiolica pedestal cistern with reeded moulding. Decorated with coloured enamels to the interior with a bird in a landscape under a scroll and flower head border and to the outside with botanical studies including daffodils, tulips and roses. Blue painted star mark, 45cm wide. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Broken and with staple repair.

A Rockingham breakfast plate with moulded sharks tooth and S-scroll border. Decorated with the Royal Botanical Plants and Flies pattern with a named specimen, Noble Liverwort under a gilt chain link border, known to be pattern 695. Painted red script and impressed letter F, c1829, 24.75cm wide. Note; A service decorated in this pattern was supplied to Wentworth House, 8th August 1829. It contained 72 plates. It has been suggested that the impressed F could denote Fitzwilliam. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Crack on the foot, slight gilt wear.