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English School (British, mid 19th century) Botanical specimens: `Sway Blade, Listera ovata, Bee Orchis, Ophrys Apifera` and `Euonymus europaeus, Canterbury Road` a pair, watercolour, in a single frame, both inscribed, one dated 1843 each 8¾ x 6¼in. (22 x 16cm.)

Ten 19th Century Dillwyn type creamware Botanical Plate painted geranium, Indian pink, iris, tulip, all titled, 7in, mostly A/F

Roger Tye, England. A studio art glass bottle and stopper of botanical form. H.26cm

Nineteenth century botanical plate, probably Coalport, with gilt line border, titled on reverse - Pease Earth Nut, 21cm diameter

Three Antique Botanical Prints

A BRASS FRAMED WALL MIRROR, 24 gilt framed botanical studies and a table lamp (26)

Singapore1979 (Dec.) Botanical Gardens 10c. marginal vertical pair, variety imperforate, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 361a, £800. Photo

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Common Comfrey" and "Flowering Rush", botanical studies, a pair, watercolours, AFTER DUPIN "Iris" and "Amaryllis", botanical studies, a pair of coloured engravings, and six further botanical study prints

A 19th Century Botanical print with hand colouring, published in London by Richard Evans, Whites Row Spitalfields

[Lot of 5 - Flowers] . Five superb engravings from this scarce and important English botanical book. Scottish botanist Philip Miller (1691-1771) was curator at the Chelsea Physic Garden - the nucleus of the Royal Botanic Gardens. Miller employed the best botanical artists and engravers of the day to provide these illustrations as an accompaniment to the Gardener`s Dictionary. All of the flowers in this lot were engraved by Thomas Jefferys. By the time Miller died, he had named more than five thousand species under cultivation. He was also the first to conduct experiments showing that insects aid in flower pollination. These engravings are unusual for their printing method, in which tinted inks were used (rather than just the standard black ink), and then they were finished with hand-coloring. This method gives the illustrations a particularly rich tone. These large 18th century botanical engravings are now quite scarce as they were produced in limited numbers. This lot includes:A. Plate XXIII. Amaryllis Spatha Multiflora Corollis Campanulatis Marginibus Reflexis Genitalibus Declinatis.B. Plate XXXV. Anonis Viscosa Spinis Carens Lutea Major C.B.P.. C. Plate XXXI. Anemone Tenuifolia Multiplex Mutata Florum Facie Quotannis Nova H.R. Par.D. Plate XXIV. Amaryllis Spatha Multiflora Corollis Campanulatis Aequalibus Genitalibus Declinatis....E. Plate XXI. Amaranthoides Lychnidis Folio Capitulis Purpureis Majoribus / Amaranthoides Lychnidis Folio Capitulis Argenteis Majoribus.... Lovely examples with very minor marginal soiling. 10"" W x 16.7"" H . Miller, Philip . 1755

A quantity of vintage stoneware jars, barrel, preserving pans, etc, the stoneware jars with impressed and printed merchants mark for Arnold Perrett & Co Ltd, Wickwar, The Stroud Brewer Company, Stroud, S Stone Botanical Brewer, Gloucester, etc

A COALPORT BOTANICAL DESSERT SERVICE painted by Stephen Lawrence with specimen flowers reserved on a lightly moulded apple green ground with four border panels, the service including four dishes, one 34cm w, pattern 4/412, c1840 (16) The pattern is one of relatively few specifically given to Lawrence by name in the Coalport pattern books. Representative pieces from a matching Coalport service described by the author as "superb" are illustrated Godden (G A), Coalport & Coalbrookdale Porcelains, 1970, plt 145; . see also pp 71 and 116. Examples from another service in Shrewsbury Museum are illustrated Messenger (M), Coalport 1795-1826, Woodbridge 1995, plts 220-222. ++The lot in fine condition

WILLIAM WARD, ARA (1766-1826) AFTER PHILIP REINAGLE, RA (1749-1833) THE SUPERB LILY mezzotint, hand coloured, 1799 for Dr Thornton`s Temple of Flora, laid down, 50.5 x 45cm and seven other 18th c hand coloured botanical prints, unframed (8) ++The first with some light overall staining, the other items in the lot in good condition, those hand tinted skillfully done at later date and most attractive

VICTORIAN GLASS MICROSCOPE SLIDES of various botanical, entomological and other specimens, including a whelk`s tongue, bird`s feathers, hair, three deep sea bed specimens labelled HMS "Challenger" Aug 26 1875 or 15 May 1869 and a microphotograph of a £5 banknote, many with bright green and gilt or red and gilt printed paper tape, prepared by E Wheeler, C M Topping, Frederick Enoch or unsigned, in trays in three mahogany or deal boxes (154) ++Mostly in good condition consigned with the preceding microscope

WATERCOLOUR ALBUM. A collection of botanical wild flower paintings, by Constance Linwood of Lincolnshire, circa 1880. Album size 23 x 19cm.

A fine late 19th century Cantonese export ware fan, the pierced bone stays with white crane feathers hand painted in typical Famille Rose figures and botanical sprays

A collection of 19th century and other dessert wares including three green ground serving dishes, eleven New Chelsea plates retailed by T Goode & Co, eleven further plates with various botanical sprays and border decoration, etc, together with further ceramics including blue and white printed tureen covers, blue and white plates, etc

A miscellaneous collection of ceramics including a large 19th century oval blue and white meat plate with well, with botanical spray decoration and mark to base Opaque China, a Sylvac comport in the form of a yellow dish of oval form with fruiting vine moulded decoration supported by a green glazed cherub with impressed number to base 2465, a large Sylvac white glazed vase modelled as a shell, with moulded number to base 756, an S Hancock & Sons Rubens ware Pomegranate pattern bowl of oval form raised on four supports, a large money bank in the form of a pig with painted floral decoration and impressed mark to base Malta, etc

Set of twelve demi-lune side plates with botanical decoration and gilt edging (one clasped), 24.5cm wide.

GEORGE VERTUE (1683 - 1756) Framed, dated 1742, line engraving, showing `The Royal Procession of Queen Elizabeth`, together with a framed, unsigned, dated 1785, watercolour on paper, 18th Century English School, botanical study, inscribed, `Anagallis Monelli`, inscribed on label verso, `... Flowers from a Georgian Garden/ Catalogue no. 3/ See William Alton, Hortus Kewensis, 1789, Vol. 1, no. 201`, see additional Spink, London, label verso, 47.5cm x 58.5cm and 28cm x 21.5cm, (2).

A parcel lot of ceramics to include stoneware jars, two marked Barrows Provisional stores Birmingham, flagon marked T. Saxon & co botanical brewers Birmingham, jar marked James Keiller & sons, Dundee marmalade, pratt ware pot lid for Woods areca nut toothpaste for W. Woods Plymouth, chamber pot, bedpan, butterfly octagonal jug etc. (14).

ADANIS. Framed, signed, oil on canvas, 20th Century landscape scene, together with TRETCHIKOFF. Framed, print, `Mother and Child`, showing two antelope, a framed, unsigned, botanical print, `Rosa Inermis`, `P. J. Redoute pinx`, and a framed, unsigned, print of `The Waterloo Coursing Meeting 1840`, published by Thomas Agnew and Messrs Ackermann Nov. 24th 1842, 52cm x 79cm, 48cm x 58cm, 33cm x 24cm and 28cm x 65cm, (4).

A FRENCH GILT METAL OVAL PLAQUE c. 1885, the bronze panel moulded in high relief with a finely detailed botanical spray of flowers, a ribbon bearing the maker's mark H.GAUTRUCHE DOREUR, R.RAMBUTEAU 71, PARIS, all gilt and within an oval claret velour mount and giltwood frame, plaque 16cm x 11.5cm, frame 30cm x 26cm. See illustration

A pair of Royal Copenhagen cabinet plates, painted with named botanical subjects, Sencio Jacoboea and Faraxacum Palustre DC and Tenniseclium, within pierced gilt borders, 25cm diameter (2) CONDITION REPORT: No obvious major faults. Please view additional image (of marks) - upon request.

An English porcelain hand painted botanical spray part dessert service, circa 1825, pattern 723, comprising nine plates, and four shaped plates (13) CONDITION REPORT: No further markings verso. Some with chips to foot rim. Four cracked right through. Two with bad hair lines. Some loss of gilding. Some loss of design. Surface scratches. Some chips to edges.

Five coloured botanical prints

Two Meissen flared vases, hand-painted with botanical subjects

THIRTY-EIGHT ENGRAVED PLATES, WITH EXPLANATIONS; intended to illustrate Linnaeus`s System of Vegetables, Thomas Martyn, 1799, J White. Recent quarter calf over marbled boards. Finely illustrated with annotated botanical specimens (Illustrated)

A folio of Chinese sketches and designs, including botanical, on a variety of papers, the majority signed

A quantity of early Derby hand painted botanical plates all Latin named - A/F

AFTER PAUL OSBORNE JONES (AUSTRALIAN, 1921-97) `Rosa x Nevada` `Iris `Staten Island` and `Sable Night`` `Muncuna bennettii` `Camellia `Paul Jones Supreme`` Four limited edition colour botanical prints, each 35cm x 51cm, mounted but unframed.

AFTER PAUL OSBORNE JONES (AUSTRALIAN, 1921-97) `Datura arborea` `Amherstia nobilis` `Lapageria rosea...` `Clematis `Nelly Moser`` Four limited edition colour botanical prints, each 35cm x 51cm, mounted but unframed.

AFTER PAUL OSBORNE JONES (AUSTRALIAN, 1921-97) `Hibiscus rosa-sinensis `Topsy`` `Rhododendron aurigeranum` `Plumeria obtusa` `Hylocereus undatus` Four limited edition colour botanical prints, each 35cm x 51cm, mounted but unframed.

AFTER PAUL OSBORNE JONES (AUSTRALIAN, 1921-97) `Pharbitis tricolor...` `Calonyction album` `Auriculas` `Helianthus annuus` `Papaver orientale` `Dendrobium bigibbum` Six limited edition colour botanical prints, each 35cm x 51cm, mounted but unframed.

Dr Bruce Foreman (1927-2003) - A collection of monochrome photographic studies of botanical, zoological and various other subjects:, mounted on exhibition display boards. *Note- Studying and eventually lecturing at Aberdeen university on Zoology Bruce Foreman was a leading member of the Photographic society in Aberdeen in the 1950`s. In 1961 he took up the post of Regional officer of East Anglia for the Nature Conservatory Council, producing a report for the conservation of the Norfolk Broads.

A collection of botanical prints in gilt frames

Collection of Portmeirion botanical pottery

Modernist Botanical Studies, pair oils on walnut panels signed and dated G Heath (19)86, 52cm x 34cm

A 20th century Chinese Peking glass baluster vase with everted rim, decorated with botanical studies of birds within bamboo, on an imperial yellow ground, bearing four character mark to the base. H.22cm

Three Birdseye maple framed botanical book plates and an early 19th Century burr yew framed etching of John Hambden.

A SET OF SIX ROYAL WORCESTER BOTANICAL PLATES DESIGNED BY A H WILLIAMSON, GILT RIMS, SEVERAL ROYAL CROWN DERBY DECORATIVE PLATES AND OTHER CERAMICS AND FIVE VARIOUS GLASS DECANTERS AND STOPPERS

A collection of pictures and prints including a pair of coloured engravings after R Havell of wild duck and snipe shooting, further sporting subjects, topographical subjects, botanical subjects, a na ve style study on board of a fire at an abbey with various onlookers, coloured prints in the 18th century manner of Morland type interior and exterior scenes in oval and circular beaded gilt frames, etc

A large quantity of Portmeirion 'Botanical Garden' pattern dinnerware, jars, etc (approx 70 items, 3 boxes)

A pair of 19th Century German oval porcelain frames containing botanical watercolours

A COLLECTION OF APPROXIMATELY EIGHTY TWO MICROSCOPE SLIDES early 20th century (Some later) biological and botanical, housed in three fitted cases. (qty) Generally good^ some with fading and staining to labels^ viewing advised.

After Piere-Joseph Redoute (Belgian, 1759-1840), a set of eight botanical studies of roses, polychromatic reproduction prints on paper, published by Ariel Press, 1988. H.40cm W.30cm

A collection of fifteen stock books and a Windsor album containing Great Britain from 1840 1d black, used, 1948 Silver Wedding £1, unmounted/mint, 1951 Festival to £1, unmounted/mint, 1950s Wilding sets, unmounted/mint, 1964 geographical and botanical presentation packs (curling), decimal mint in singles and blocks and booklets, including Prestige, high face value (2 boxes).

BOTANICAL ALBUM: With original coloured art work and coloured engravings

A small collection of items including a pair of 19th century cut-glass vases, a watercolour and a botanical drawing

MARJORIE PALMER. Botanical Study, signed and dated 1953,watercolour, unframed, 15 x 11 in; three other still lifes by the same artist; and a folio containing a miscellaneous collection of unframed watercolours by various hands (qty)

A set of four mid 20th century French, polychromatic botanical studies of flowers, feigned to oval, polychromatic prints on paper in the 19th century manner. H.32cm W.25cm

A set of five early 20th century polychromatic botanical book plate prints of flowers. H.22.5cm W.13.5cm

A pair of Botanical Prints depicting 'Banksia Serrata' and 'Banksia Inarginita' by Dawn Undery, believed to have been from The Royal Botanical Gardens, Sydney, Christmas 1994.

A quantity of Botanical Prints including 'Vilmorin - Andrieux', a pair of framed display prints from The National Library, a British Butterfly Identification chart, etc.

A collection of botanical and topographical engravings, a 19th Century indenture, 1950's Bullfighting posters etc.

A quantity of Portmeirion including two meat plates, two steak plates, fruit bowl (a/f), butter dish and small jug in 'Botanical Garden' pattern together with three large and four smaller oval plates in 'The Complete Angler British Fishes' also by Portmeirion.

A quantity of books including botanical books with hand-coloured plates, medical, Prescott`s Ferdinand & Isabella, (3 vols), etc.

Collection of eighteen various pictures, to include oils, watercolours and prints including a set of three limited edition botanical prints from the Natural History Museum with certificates to reverse (18)

Dollond. A lacquered brass simple botanical microscope, in a fitted mahogany case, the folding limb signed Dollond, London attached to the case bottom, with various accessories, box 6in (15cm) wide.

A lacquered brass simple botanical microscope, in fitted mahogany case with mounting bush in the lid, with three slides, tweezers, scalpel and other accessories, 4.75in (12cm) wide.