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A quantity of pictures including a botanical watercolour by Sarah Boardman dated 1980 and an original watercolour by Constance Milburn titled 'River Bovey nr Becky Falls' , framed (2)

A quantity of pictures including an original botanical pastel by Tony Paxman and an Olive Nicholson serigraph titled 'Daydream' limited edition, all framed (3)

Jo Bentley (20th century), a pair of studies of English wild flowers, gouache, both signed, 22cm by 21.5cm, together with Lois Wilson (20th century), a pair of botanical coloured prints, both signed in pencil, 29cm by 20cm

After J E Sowerby, a pair of botanical engravings, 23.5cm by 14.5cm

HENREY, Blanche, British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800 4to, 3 vols 1975, in slip case

A BOTANICAL PLATE painted with foxgloves. 9ins diameter. Pattern No. 2/5174, Col No. 0275.

Two early 19th century tooled leather bound books, containing many botanical and fauna hand drawn watercolours of various plants, flowers and insects, one of the books with associated text containing information on the specimens illustrated

A group of six prints comprising four Baxter prints; a pair of portraits the Rev. John Williams and the Rev. Robert Moffat 22cm x 27cm each, glazed and framed, a pair of Byrons Illustrations 12cm x 8.5cm each, glazed and framed, together with four Richard Evans botanical prints 1815 16cm x 22cm each, glazed and framed.

A collection of approximately 143 microscope specimen slides, the majority mid/late 19th Century, including ornithological, entomological and botanical, some with paper retailer's labels including 'C.M. Topping', 'Flatters & Garnett' and 'W. Watson & Sons', contained within twelve removable trays and a hinged stained pine case.

CAROLYN SERGEANT (b. 1937)A Still Life of mixed Flowers in a vasesigned with initials and date 81oil on canvas20 x 17 1/2 in; together with a selection of other still lifes by the same artist; and a folio containing a selection of unframed botanical and still life subjects (qty)Carolyn Cann married John Sergeant in 1962. She studied at the Royal Academy Schools from 1959-1962 where she was a silver medallist.

CAROLYN SERGEANT (b.1937)A Christmas Puddingsigned with initials and date 91,oil on board7 3/4 x 9 in (19.6 x 22.8cm)Sold with eight other framed still lifes; and a folio containing a selection of unframed botanical and still life subjects by the same artist (qty)

CAROLYN SERGEANT (b.1937)Burdock & Foxgloves; Willows, Dock & Bramble; Bramble, Nettle & Hazel; and A Botanical Study; signed with initials 'C.S.' and dated '02'oil on board, each 23 1/2 x 32 in (59.7 x 81.4cm); four; and a selection of ten other framed botanical subjects by the same artist, these each sized 15 x 10 1/2 in (38.2 x 26.7cm); fourteen (14)

Box of assorted cigarette cards, various subjects including animals, fish, botanical etc.

Group of assorted framed furnishing pictures, botanical and topographical studies, portrait study of a young girl (Mezzotint). (8)

Two pairs of botanical prints

SIGNED HAMADAN CARPET, 260cm x 155cm, central medallion on a noir field of stylised botanical motifs within corresponding spandrels, guard stripes and borders.

A collection of Royal Doulton Arcadia pattern dinnerware together with Portmeirion botanical vase. (25 pieces)

Ethnic gong, vintage Scrabble board, globe, two limited edition botanical prints, other pictures and prints and miscellanea in two boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

FIRST DAY COVERS: Album of early 1960's covers mainly hand addressed, including Botanical and Geographical both with Forest Row CDS, plus a few early French covers.

LOT OF THREE MIXED PICTURES AND PRINTSincluding a botanical study, an etching and a print of cowsLargest image size 62cm x 47cmAll framed and under glass

Ceramics - Portmerion Botanical, Denby plates, other decorative ceramics

Ceramics - Portmerion Botanical, Denby, other decorative ceramics

Ceramics - Portmerion Botanical, other decorative ceramics

Olivier "Atlas to Illustrate Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt and Persia undertaken by Order of the Government of France during the first six years of the Republic", T N Longman and O Rees 1801, engraved botanical plates, engraved plates of national costume, maps and folding maps, some library blindstamps, bds rubbed and bumped

McAlpine, D "Biological Atlas", 1881Heath, F G"The Fern Portfolio", London 1885, colours illsMcAlpine D"The Botanical Atlas", Edinburgh 1883 (3)

Three Botanical prints, 44 x 22cm and another similar 23 x 15cm. (4)

A pair of Coalport Botanical plates, one with orange flower and the other pink, with floral panels to the rim, with raised swag design, heightened in gilt, marked 4/529 to reverse of both (2)

Botanical Study BOTANICAL STUDY Watercolour, 49cms x 70cms together with a floral print ' Talauma Hodgsoni', and five other waterclours (7)

A Quantity of Botanical Prints.

A canvas backed Redoute Album of Botanical Prints

Assorted prints to include; botanical examples, county map of Suffolk etc

LATE 19TH CENTURY COLLECTION OF SPECIMEN SLIDEScontained within a Blakey & Co fruitwood case, to include animal and botanical examples, twelve trays in total, 21cm wide

James Rouse Snr (1802-1884) - a good Derby rectangular botanical porcelain plaque, finely painted with lilac, primula, lilies, roses, primroses and pansies in an urn on a ledge, signed in grey lower left, 22.5cm x 19cm, framed

James Rouse Snr (1802-1884) - a good Derby rectangular botanical porcelain plaque, painted with primroses, roses, daffodils, poppies, etc. on a ledge, signed in black lower left, 24cm x 19cm, framed, printed mark in red, crown over interlaced D (some rubbing)

James Rouse Snr (1802-1884) - a fine Derby rectangular botanical porcelain plaque, painted with poppies, primrose, roses, tulips etc. in a basket on a ledge, signed in red lower left and inscribed Derby, 24cm x 19cm, framed

Pinxton - a Pinxton Botanical tureen stand or small plate, iron red, yellow and purple flowers with alternate green leaf decoration, gilt line borders, 17cm diameterSee N. D. Gent - The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796-1813, page 153, figure 231 for a similar example

Peter Newcombe (b.1943) A nocturnal landscape with a bridge in the background and botanical studies of fox gloves and cow parsley, oil on panel, signed lower left and dated '64, framed, 70 x 60cm

British School, 20th century, Still life of roses and a stoneware flagon on a table, oil on canvas, 33 x 63cm together with two other botanical still lives

After Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer (1636 - 1699) A pair of botanical prints with roses and poppies in classical urns, hand coloured engraving on paper, framed, mounted and glazed, 60 x 46cm each

A selection of Portmeirion "Botanical Garden" storage jars; etc.; 12 Royal Worcester ramekin dishes

Early FDCs Cable, Botanical & Red X phosphor; Shakespeare, Arts, Lister, ordinary ( phos cats £170) mixed written, label & blank. (7)

PETER BARRETT (b.1935) 'Spring Peepers', signed, watercolour, 18 x 12cm; and two further by the same hand to include 'Silver Haired Bat', 10.5 x 10.5cm; and a duck, insect and botanical study, 32 x 23cm, all mounted but unframed (3)

Pictures and Prints - botanical prints, Caneletto; etc. qty.

A Japanese presentation sword (tachi), blade 31.5 in., shinogi-zukuri, horimo of a cherry branch to one side and bamboo to the other, highly polished but with hamon visible along much of the length, nakago signed Sa Yukihide saku kore and date Kaei 6th year (corresponding to 1853), tsuka and saya clad in samegawa and with full length copper fukurin embellished with repousse scale decoration, silvered fittings cast in heavy relief with cherry blossom and other botanical themes, comprising: sarute, kabutogane, fuchi, tsuba, koiguchi, ashi kanamono, semegane and sayajiri; leather obitori with nanatsu-gane, menuki and other discrete ornaments ensuite and accompanied by others depicting crouching warriors, mid 19th Century, probably attributable to Yukihide of Chikuzen and Tosa, Hawley reference YUK 33 Reference: Willis Meeker Hawley, 'Hawley's Japanese Swordsmiths'.

A PAIR OF MODERN FRAMED AND GLAZED BOTANICAL PRINTS

A Smith & Co Botanical Brewers of Doncaster stoneware flagon, printed 1914; and a plain stoneware bottle

Box of assorted furnishing pictures, botanical studies, topographical studies etc.

Two sets of 25 cent Confederation 125 year coin sets, together with album of cigarette cards including: Lambert and Butler motor cars; Players botanical studies etc. (3)

Japanese woodblock print of figures in a landscape, signed, two botanical specimen prints, pair of prints after Hannah Crohoon(?)

Qty of general pictures, mirrors etc ; the botanical prints, originally came from Sotherans of Sackville St Fine Print Gallery

A good quality 19th century French locking brass scientific microscope stamped Nachet Et Fils Rue Serpente, 16 Paris, 27 cm tall approx set within a simple mahogany case with fitted interior containing further lens units, slides, etc together with three further boxes containing a large quantity of medical slides with botanical and other interest

Five vintage stoneware flagons and jars, one with impressed merchants mark for A Woolmer, Grocer, Stroud (two gallon) a further with printed mark for S Stone, Botanical Brewer, Gloucester (3 unmarked) and a treacle glazed stoneware barrel with ring banded detail

A Victorian botanical drying album, later adapted as a scrap book, containing a multitude of coloured prints and others, of typical Victorian format; together with Illustrations of Incised Slabs on the Continent of Europe, from rubbings and tracings by W.F Creeny - 1891

Set of nine Minton botanical dessert dishes with hand painted decoration

Patience Arnold, group of three framed watercolour botanical studies, 12ins x 8ins, and 7ins x 5ins

AGRA VOYSEY DESIGN CARPET, 370cm x 270cm, stylised botanical all over design, on an ivory field within corresponding bands and borders.

WEDGWOOD BOTANICAL OR FLORAL PATTERNS: a Water Lily dinner plate, 24.9cm; a Botanical series soup plate, 24.6cm; a large Hibiscus pattern mug, 13.2cm, and a matching coffee can, 6.2cm; all with impressed marks (4) Soup bowl - light surface wear to top and foot rim. Plate - surface scratching. Tankard - star crack to base. Some staining crazing. Coffee can - sound but crazed to interior.

Curtis (William). The Botanical Magazine or, Flower-Garden Displayed, 16 vol in 8, 596 hand coloured engraved plates, occasional spotting but mostly clean, contemporary half calf over patterned boards, 8vo, for W.Curtis, 1787.

Shells. A collection of six early 19th century engravings of sea shells with original hand colouring, all dated 1810, sheet size of each 41.5 x 26.5 cm, together with eight hand coloured botanical engravings and five other 18th & 19th century engravings including view of Wampooh in China, all unframed (19)

An 18th Century botanical study of a tulip, 6 1/2" x 5 1/4", in wash line mount and gilt frame, an oriental watercolour study of sampans off shore, Indian School: watercolours, a bird on a branch, and a similar watercolour of a bungalow