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One volume "Botanical Specimens Copied From Nature and Designed As Simple Illustrations of The Twenty-Four Classes Into Which According to The Linnaean System of Arrangement All Plants Are Divided", printed by George Smith, Tythe Barn-Street, Liverpool, 1827, with hand-coloured loose leaf plates and description, housed in cardboard slip with paper printed frontispiece CONDITION REPORTS The case is split, including at all its corners. There is discolouration, foxing and dots of red paint / ink. A pencil mark to top right corner, various scratches. Back has signficant scratch and tear. The plain pink covered pamphlet has spots of staining, foxing etc, discoloured around edges, back page is creased, opening to reveal un-numbered frontispiece then illustrations page lettered b, then page 3 to 21, all have discolouration to edges, the leaves are loose having torn from the string binding to spine, the pink back page and several other pages have watermarks in them inscribed Smith and Allnutt 1827. Plates are numbered 1 through to 24 inclusive, some are on heavier weight paper than others. There is discolouration to the plates and areas of foxing on most. Plate 1 has a small tear to the bottom. Plate 2 has a significant stain. Plate 5 has a stain top right. Plate 8 has been cut top left and is not straight. Plate 9 has an impression stamped "awing boards" bottom left. Plate 10 has bigger areas of discolouration. Plate 12 has an impression stamped "London boards" to the bottom right. Plate 15 has the top left corner torn off. Plate 21 has impressed mark "drawing boards". Plate 23 has spotting, and stain to centre. Plate 24 has foxing stains to back which is coming through and is stamped "drawing boards" to bottom corner. Spine of pink pamphlet has various tears and rips. All plates have foxing and stains, general wear.

A 19th Century hand written and drawn volume of botanical studies, variously with descriptions (unfinished), bearing inscription to front "Arthur E Donkin - Francis Gibson (collector of customs at Whitby) married my Great Aunt Alice, daughter of Thomas and Alice Fishburn ..... these flowers were copied from those growing in Mulgrave Woods ....", paper board bound with tooled leather spine, together with a vellum bound volume / account book inscribed "John Gardner his book February 26th 1774 .... the disburstments of John Gardner 1775 containing various entries up to circa 1831"

Culpeper's Complete Herbal, To Which Is Now Added, Upwards of One Hundred Additional Herbs, With A Display of Their Medicinal and Occult Qualities, Richard Evans, London 1814, 4to, vi + 398pp + index [iv], engraved portrait frontispiece of the author, engraved and hand-coloured botanical plates throughout, the endpapers with contemporaneous ink ms. annotations on coughs, dropsy and consumption,

A 19th century Wedgwood pottery part dinner service, decorated in iron red with printed botanical specimens including: tureens and covers, casters, meat plates, dishes, plates, a pair of custard cups and covers and other items, impressed marks 'WEDGWOOD' and 'ABN', 42cm wide (max). (49) Provenance: Purchased by the current vendor from Tom Smith Antiques, The White Horse, Lavenham, 27th August, c.1981.

An Hermès silk scarf,'Jardins d'Hiver', designed by Annie Faivre, brown and orange border with a printed botanical garden scene, in box

A Victorian Staffordshire lustreware teapot, decorated with reserves 'Happy may you be...' and 'Those who lure good tea', an Ironstone pot pourri vase,blue and white invalid feeding cup and a a blue and white botanical four division toast rack etc. (a quantity).

A pair of early 19thC botanical dessert plates, and an oval dish, possibly Thomas Pardoe, painted with Great Monsonia, Siberian Iris and Jasmine (3).

An early 19thC blue and white pottery soup tureen, cover and stand, transfer decorated in a botanical pattern, 46.5cm long, 31cm high (AF).

A quantity of 19thC porcelain plates, to include one decorated with summer flowers with gilt highlights and a quantity of numbered botanical plates etc., each with gilt highlights, 21cm wide etc. (a quantity).

Two 19th century botanical pencil sketches, both still lifes of flowers, bother signed and dated to lower right, framed and glazed (2)

A large coloured etching of Botanical flowers, depicting Stramonia, Halimus and Botris Dracontiemaior, approx 46cm by 60cm, framed and glazed

Staffordshire bone china dessert service, circa 1880, painted botanical sprays within in a gilt decorated turquoise flange, pattern no. 7071, comprising two comports, diameter 26cms and twelve plates, (14).

A white painted swing frame toilet mirror; a pair of botanical prints; and a watercolour study of a windmill

After Henderson: 'The Pontic Rhododendron', and six other assorted botanical studies, hand coloured lithographs, 29 by 22 cm. (7)

A Mintons porcelain bird decorated dessert service decorated with botanical and bird studies with three comports and twelve plates tazzar 24cm diameter, plates 25cm diameter - one plate broken and repaired, on tazz has firing faults, rest generally good, some usage marks

A Spode botanical tureen and cover, with butterfly handles & finial, decorated with enamelled specimens & botanical names on the interior & base, circa 1815, SPODE mark, base 10cm high, with lid 14 cm high, 19cm diameter handle to handle Provenance: A Private Collection Condition: Good, slight wear to gilding on rim of tureen, no restoration or damage

Patience Arnold , Botanical and fruit studies, wild flowers and berries . (3)

A part set of Wedgwood creamware decorated with botanical studies Several of the dishes have heavy damage or severe cracks

A collection of garden and botanical books, to include the Iris Yearbook, the former porperty of a gardener at Kew Gardens

Macclesfield interest; SAINTER, J.D.; The Jottings of Some Geological, Archaeological, Botanical, Ornithological, and Zoological Rambles Around Macclesfield, with many black and white illustrations, published in Macclesfield by Swinnerton & Brown 1878, with map insert, in original cloth binding, and a information sheet relating to Macclesfield Subscription Library detailing the arrangements for the library and inviting subscriptions, 19th January 1858 (2). CONDITION REPORT: There is damage to the edge of the spine, and the binding is loose on the end papers, a little foxing.

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN CABINET PLATES with polychrome botanical decoration, varying factories and patterns

A SET OF TWELVE ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOTANICAL DESSERT PLATES WITH GILT CABLE BORDER, 23.5CM DIAM, PATTERN B1684, CIRCA 1860

*Watercolour Album. Album Choisi [so titled to cover], circa 1835-70, containing hand-coloured decorative title, and approximately 50 original watercolours and drawings, including 20 watercolour views of Oxford, Malvern 1835, Alderley Rectory 1840, Tewkesbury Abbey, The Wynde Cliff 1841, Sedgley 1840 (all apparently by the same hand, and several initialled CG), Laleham Middlesex, Bloxham 1840, several views of the Thames at Eton, Windsor, Virginia Water, etc., 20 mostly pencil drawings including some pen & ink, including one of Broad Street, Oxford by Delamotte, 1834, A Mill near Barnstaple, River Iffley, near Oxford, by Sarah Golden, etc., 12 mostly fine botanical and bird studies by Sophia Parker, Sarah Golden and Ann Patteson, including one leaf of four fine watercolour studies of butterflies, etc., mounted, some loose (on album leaves, watermarked Whatman 1832), all edges gilt, contemporary gilt-decorated plum full morocco, rubbed and scuffed, 4to (267 x 215 mm, 10.5 x 8.5 ins) Provenance: Likely to have belonged to Sarah Parker, daughter of John Parker of Oxford, who married John Golden, of Lincoln's Inn in April 1824 (the marriage listed in Gentlemen's Magazine Volume 94, Part 1). (1)

A SELECTION OF BOTANICAL PRINTS

A SELECTION OF FRAMED AND GLAZED BOTANICAL PRINTS

TOM H. SHANKS, R.S.W. TWENTIETH CENTURY WATERCOLOUR DRAWING MOUNTAIN VIEW IN SCOTLAND 'SUTHERLAND LANDSCAPE 11" X 19" AND A SMALL COLLECTION OF NINETEENTH CENTURY HAND COLOURED PRINTS COASTAL VIEWS AND BOTANICAL SUBJECTS APPROX 15 ITEMS IN TOTAL

SERAPI DESIGN FLAT WEAVE CARPET BY NOURISON, 360cm x 270cm, palmette and stylised botanical motif polychrome design, RRP $3375.

ANTIQUE PERSIAN TABRIZ CARPET, 395cm x 287cm, palmette medallion on a sky blue field of stylised botanical motifs within corresponding spandrels and multiple borders.

A small collection of assorted loose prints to include ornithological and botanical examples

A mixed collection of Portmeirion botanical items to include vases, rolling pins, tureens etc (22)

Portmeirion botanical lidded casserole dish, two storage jar and two flower vases (5)

A mahogany paint box, labelled Reeves & Sons Ltd., width 16cm; a mahogany geometry set box and a case of botanical microscope slides, (3)

Four cigarette card albums, mainly complete sets - Wills's and Players botanical, Wills's and Players cricketers, Wills's, Ardath and Players footballers, Ogdens, Mitchells and Players various subjects - mostly 1930's

Four albums of cigarette cards - Wills's Botanical, Players botanical, Churchmans Natures Architects, Wills's Engineering, Churchmans Railway, Wills's Railway, Phillips Mechanised Age, Gallagher Wild Flowers - mostly 1920's and 30's

Masons Ironstone' 'Mandalay' lampbase and two jugs, together with a green glass bulbous vase, Portmeirion vase, 'Botanical Garden' and two other lamp bases, German and Holkham 1960s

TWO FRAMED & GLAZED NEL WHATMORE BOTANICAL PRINTS, LIMITED EDTION WITH CERTIFICATES

An assorted collection of British and foreign silver, white metal, bronze and copper medallions and medalets, to include; 1851 Great Exhibition, 1862 Universal Exhibition, Northumberland Botanical Society medal, George Stephenson memorial medal, George V Coronation medal and assorted Royal medalets etc (a lot)

A Willian IV mahogany pole screen raised on a carved tripod base, the handworked tapestry panel showing a botanical bouquet

A collection of 19th century dessert wares with printed and infilled botanical sprays within green borders comprising a high comport, a rectangular serving dish, a circular serving dish and eleven dessert plates

A collection of good quality textile and embroidered effects to include a felt cushion cover with highly detailed embroidered botanical panel, a similar embroidered brightly coloured foliate bell pull panel (110 cm long approx), together with a wall hanging depicting Deer beneath stylised foliage , etc, also together with framed finely detailed embroidered landscape studies, all of reural landscapes, etc, together with an embroidered clutch bag

Derby botanical part dessert service, attributed to John Brewer, 1790s, each with a named botanical specimen within a gilt and rust outline, comprising a lobed lozenge dish, Golden Flower'd Henbane, 30cms, a two-handled oval pedestal sauce tureen, the lid Moss Rose, the bowl Canterbury Bell and Heartsease, (repaired and damaged), 17cms, a navette shape stand, Tuberous Rooted Limodorum, 23cms, and four plates, Jerusalem Cowslip, Cut-leav'd Violet, Whorled Coreopsis and Prickly Poppy, the later repair, diameter 23cms, each standard cross batons mark in blue, pattern number 313, some of the titles also in Latin, rubbed and old repairs, (7).

A botanical study, 'Banksia Serrata' signed Dawn Undery

Helen Allingham (British 1848-1926): Botanical study of Colt's Foot, watercolour unsigned, gallery label verso 14cm x 9cm Provenance: with The Little Gallery 5 Kensington Church Walk London Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A collection of 18th and 19th.c.ornithological and botanical watercolours and prints

A collection of 3 Wills cigarette card albums being filled in the main. To include Signalling Series, Naval Dress & Badges, Ogdens Flags & Funnels of Leading Steamship Lines, Wills Flag Waving, Wills botanical, Players Architectural, Players countryside, Ogdens vehicles, occupational, armorial crested etc. Also Players Dickens, Royalty, Greek gods, portrait and others etc

A quantity of Beth Chatto gardening books, The Botanical Garden volumes I and II by Roger Phillips and Martyn Rix and sundry gardening books. Est £20-30

Group of porcelain items, including 19th century Derby gilded teapot, 3 botanical design plates, pair of Limoges gilded botanical bowls 9" across and a pair of painted porcelain plates, (8).

Pair of late Victorian Royal Worcester porcelain 2-handled vases, 1897, with gilded handles and painted botanical studies, pattern no. 2021, height 5.25".

Six Derby botanical plates, with gilt rims, and an oval dish, six Davenport? dishes, and another moulded flower head plate, cracked

*Curtis (William, and others). A mixed collection of approximately 150 engravings, mostly late 18th & early 19th century, botanical engravings with contemporary hand colouring, each engraving accompanied by a contemporary sheet of descriptive text, some prints with offsetting and/or browning, each approximately 220 x 125 mm (approx.150)

*Botany. A mixed collection of approximately 125 engravings, 18th & 19th century, engravings with contemporary hand colouring, many with contemporary sheets of descriptive text, including examples by Curtis (including plates from the 'The Botanical Magazine' and 'Flora Londinensis'), Weinmann, Dietrich and Sowerby, various sizes and condition (approx.125)

Group of assorted furnishing prints, including botanical studies and portrait of a Roman warrior in pastels. (4)

TOM H. SHANKS, R.S.W. TWENTIETH CENTURY WATERCOLOUR DRAWING MOUNTAIN VIEW IN SCOTLAND 'SUTHERLAND LANDSCAPE 11" X 19" AND A SMALL COLLECTION OF NINETEENTH CENTURY HAND COLOURED PRINTS COASTAL VIEWS AND BOTANICAL SUBJECTS APPROX 15 ITEMS IN TOTAL

Three various gilt framed botanical watercolour studies

A box of botanical prints and various other pictures and prints

HERIZ CARPET, 272cm x 186cm, North West Persia, midnight blue medallion on a ruby field of stylised botanical motifs within corresponding borders.

'Harry Holgate Botanical Brewer ...Leeds' stoneware flagon H28.5cm, old bottles, whisky water jugs, brass ship's porthole, metalware and miscellanea in one box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A large collection of assorted 19th Century and later Delft tiles to include Van Hulst Harlingen plastic clay and dust pressed examples, decoration to include cockerels, windmills, tulips and botanical studies (qty)

A late Victorian mahogany collectors cabinet with two glazed doors opening to reveal twenty five numbered drawers containing quantity of botanical and biological microscope slides

Four botanical prints 25 x 17cm and one smaller