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KIRTIKAR (K. R.) Poisonous Plants of Bombay. With Coloured Illustrations: A-L. Parts I-X [Bound with An 84pp. “[A Botanical] List … Offered to My Pupils Attending The Summer Session Botany Class in 1894 in Grant Medical College, Bombay … with A View to Help Them in Studying The Natural Orders, Prescribed by The University of Bombay”, [Thana, 1895], 8vo, vol. 1 [of 2?], 13 chromolithographs (incl. d.-p.), clo., Bombay, “For Private Circulation Only”, 1893.

A 19th century dessert plate with green and gilt border with hand painted botanical specimen and others similar .

Two late 19th century continental papier-mache and painted wood botanical specimens, `Hordeum` and `Secale`, each with printed labels to the bases, German or Bohemian, 35.3cm high, max. (2)

A complete Portmeirion `The Botanical Garden` six setting dinner service, including six dinner plates, six starter plates, six soup bowls, six dessert bowls, six placemats, six coasters and an empty scented candle (37)

A Portmeirion 'Birds of Britain' bowl, boxed 'Botanical Gardens' forks for tea, a plate and serving dish together with six Royal Worcester herb plates

A Royal Worcester Arcadia design Casserole Dish, a Portmeirion Botanical Storage Jar and Plate

A SET OF NINE BOTANICAL PRINTS, Blattaria Floralbo, etc, 60cm x 40cm, in cream and gilt painted modern moulded glazed frames

MARY TOZER "Fairy Godmother in a mythical landscape", watercolour, signed and dated 1977 lower right, AFTER P RAWAL "A Midsummer Night's Dream", monochrome print and two botanical prints (4)

Miss A.Bathe three 19th century Botanical water colour studies, Escellonia May 1894 (7.5" X 10"), Diervilla June 1894 (9" X 11.5"), Helleborus Niger Jan 1893 (10" X 8"), titled and dated in pencil, label verso

Miss A.Bathe two 19th century Botanical water colour studies, Salvia Pratensis-Meadow Clary Aug.1893 (8.5" x 5") and one other similar - Dianthus Gratianopolitanus vill. - cheddar pinks June 1893 (8.5" x 6"), both titled and dated in pencil

Collection of metalware, wooden boxes, stereoscope, fifteen botanical studies in gilt frames, binoculars etc

A set of six limited edition botanical prints

A Wedgwood creamware plate decorated with a botanical specimen in over painted transfer print, impressed mark, diameter 10"

HENREY, Blanche - British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800 : 3 vols in slipcase, org. cloth, 4to, OUP, 1975.

A set of six early 19th century coloured engraved plates by Curtis showing botanical subjects (in one frame) together with a further quantity of early 19th century Curtis and other botanical engravings (unframed)

Victorian scrapbooks containing scraps, greetings cards, engravings, including Valero Italian engraver, hunting, botanical, bird, insects, fashion, quantity of nineteenth century loose greetings cards, etc (qty)

Stamps - G.B. F.D.C. collection housed in nine volumes including 1935 Silver Jubilee plain cover, illustrated covers including 57 Parliament, 1961 Conference, 53 Coronation, G.L.O., Paris, Lifeboat, Geographical, Botanical, etc, issues to 1994 period including definitive issues (qty)

Mary Gunn & Enid Du Plessis The Flora Capensis of Jakob and Johann Philipp Breyne 27 X 27.7cm Brenthurst Series 4- General Editor Eric Axelson. The earliest published book to bear the title `Flora Capensis` was a nineteen-page publication by Linnaeus which appeared in 1759. Although published under Linnaeus`s name and in fact also written by hime, the work was the thesis of Carl Wannman, one of Linnaeus`s students. The title was again used for a book by C.P.Thunberg whose work appeared in two volumes from 1807 to 1820. `Flora Capensis` is the Latin for `Flowers of the Cape`, referring to the Cape of Good Hope. The `Flora Capensis` compiled by Jakob and Johann Philipp Breyne and bound in 1724 and here published for the first time, is a collection of water-colour paintings of some flowers of the Cape of Good Hope, rather than a botanical treatise. No earlier manuscript with the same title is known to us. Colour Frontispiece- and a further ninety colour plates with supporting text. Standard edition unnumbered volume of the 850 copies produced in standard edition.ISBN 0 909079 07 2. 218 pages text and illustrations. FINE. Fine Johannesburg The Brenthurst Press 1978

B E P Phillips The Genera of South African Flowering Plants Dr Phillips was Senior Botanist at the Division of Botany Pretoria. This book was published as Botanical Survey Memoir No. 10. The content: Synopsis of Engler`s System of Classification, Key to the Families and Descriptions of Families and Genera with keys to the Genera. 702 pages. Some shelf wear to the bottom of spine. Name in ink in front. Fair Cape Town Cape Times Limited Goverment Printers 1926

A pair of botanical prints, amaryllis lilies, in green and gilt frames, a pair of shipping prints after Turner and an antique style dark stained map of Oxfordshire

Continental tazza and plate botanical subject, Canton and Imari bowls and ironstone tureen.

A quantity of decorative botanical prints, prints of Chiswick, etc

IN EXCESS OF 250 MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES, housed in a storage box, includes hand coloured botanical and Dick Whittington, Views of European cities, American lectured coloured including views of New York etc. as per vendors listing

A collection of assorted microscope slides including botanical histology and prepared slides of animals

A collection of Oriental rice paper paintings of various subjects including botanical, ornithological, and a prisoner being lead in chains to a bench

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL TORTOISESHELL AND GILT METAL INLAID CIGAR CASE with incorporated Continental watch movement, the white dial with black Roman numerals, the case with scrolling botanical filigree design and engraved gilt metal hinges (damages), 14cm x 7.5cm

A pair of Stoneware Bottles from the Saxon & Co. Botanical Brewers, Brynmawr 1925, 11" high approx, one a/f

A parcel lot of assorted items to include; two autograph books, one containing a small quantity of signatures including Gracie Fields, the other containing autograph versions with some sketches and photos, a sketch book with botanical and anatomy related sketches, assorted postcards, cabinet card photo depicting a man with a penny farthing, oil on board painting of a nude, 1923 Les Cloches de Corneville theatre program and other items.

Late 19th Century Doulton Burslem, England Dessert Service, registered number 72067, each piece hand decorated with botanical subjects and signed C Hart, the yellow borders with hand painted floral swags above a gilt border, painted marks HB3735 comprising of two oval and fluted Fruit Bowls on four gilded cabriole legs and two navette and square shaped Serving Dishes together with scalloped dessert plates some having puce back stamp and registered no. 72067, painted marks HB8735 and C9552, (18)

A BRAMELD BOTANICAL PEARLWARE CREAM BOWL AND COVER well painted with a rose, tulip, bluebell and other specimens, gilt knop, handles and rim, 13.5cm h, impressed BRAMELD +1, c1815-25 A similar example is illustrated, Cox (A & A), Rockingham 1745-1842, Woodbridge, 2001, col plt 15. Flat chip on rim of foot

AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOTANICAL DESSERT SERVICE painted with multiple specimens in moulded gilt cavetto reserved on a cobalt ground, gilt dentil rim, the service including two pairs of stands and a comport, comport 26.5cm over handles, pattern 8930, c1860 (13) In fine condition and most attractive

A box of sixteen microscope slides, including hand written and typed specimens together with five lenses, and a box of magic lantern slides, approximately fifty, showing microscopic slides of botanical specimens, some by Flatters, Milburn and McKechnie Ltd (qty)

A Continental porcelain part dessert service, each piece printed in black and painted with differing botanical subjects comprising pedestal comport and eight plates.

Contemporary Chinese school, a pair of botanical studies of flowers, birds and butterflies, watercolour on silk, each bearing signature and seal, W. 27 cm, H. 43 cm.

Three various part sets of china collector's plates, mainly Botanical subjects.

Harriet Stowe (British), early 19th century, an album containing thirty-five well executed pencil and watercolour botanical studies of plants and wild flowers, all titled, album dated 1834

CURTIS, William. The Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed. London: 1792. Vol. V. only, 8vo (231 x 143mm.) 75 hand-coloured plates. (Marginal ink stain to the top-edge of most leaves, some browning to plates, light spotting.) Contemporary half-calf (worn).

Portmeirion `botanical` serving dishes, Royal Worcester boxed St. Andrews golf cup and saucer, Noritake teaware and other ceramics, including Spode cache pot.

Sheila Mackie, Botanical studies, a set of eight, pencil, signed with initials, framed. 10cm by 7.5cm

MARRIAGE CABINET, Chinese red lacquer fitted four doors and thirteen drawers all variously decorated figurative and botanical subjects, 122cm x 54cm x 173cm H.

A Derby botanical plate titled "Fledgling Rose", red mark

A good early 20th century Royal Crown Derby, Stevenson & Hancock botanical reticulated dish, painted with a basket of flowers on a shelf by F. Rause within a basket rim and three reserves of floral sprays, pink painted factory mark and with puce painted inscription, diameter 24cm. Condition Report: The plate is in generally good condition. No cracks to the pierced decoration. Paint work is good. However there is rubbing to the gilt work particularly around the pierced areas.

1805 Curtis`s Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed... This attractive collection of botanical plates was published in Curtis`s Magazines for the year 1805. In 1800 John Sims took over the publication for the deceased William Curtis. It contains 29 botanical plates and accompanying Latin and English text. The plates are beautifully rendered delicate engravings with original hand coloring of the plants and flowers. The plates are single page with one fold out. This volume contains the plates for 789 to 831 (43 in total) which means that 13 plates are not present. Octavo, rebound in faux leather with silver titling on spine. 6"" W x 9.6"" H Plates range from good to near fine with occasional toning, foxing, and offsetting. New binding is pristine.

1880 [Lot of 8 - Fruit] ""This lovely lot contains 8 chromolithographs of various types of fruit, including cherries, pears, grapes, and apples. The prints were created by Pieter de Pannemaeker, a botanical painter and lithographer who created thousands of illustrations for botanical books and periodicals. Size varies slightly. This lot includes: A. Kerse Leopold II. B. Peer Sanguinole. C. Druif Chasselas Rose. D. Calebasse de Tirlemont [Calebasse Pierre]. E. Druif Chasselas de Tournai. F. Beurre St-Francois. G. Beurre Chaboceau. H. Appel Prinses Maria."" 5.43"" W x 8.6"" H Bold original color with light soiling on a few, and narrow margins as issued. The Beurre St-Francois has raised scribble-impressions all over the sheet, as though someone has scribbled on the verso of the sheet, although there are no pencil or ink

An cased set of early 20th century microscope slides:, both Botanical and Biological in subject , comprising pre made and hand written specimens in twelve trays in a pine case, together with a small collection of blank slides etc.

A collection of Minton Meadow pattern dinner wares with printed decoration of botanical sprays and including ten dinner plates, eleven dessert plates, twelve side plates and eleven dessert bowls

An Aubusson style needlepoint carpet enclosing six individual botanical panels within alternating borders

Collection of twenty mostly Victorian watercolours including Frederick Stratton (act. 1898 - 1932), rural farmstead, botanical studies and others, contained in a folder

Two framed 19thC Chinese watercolours on dried leaves, botanical and ornithological subjects. Very vibrant colours. dated 1864 monogram JHG or JHC. Handwritten poems verso "The Four Crowns" and "The Angels Song"

Four various Chinese rice paper paintings, two botanical and two ornithological

Collection of ten Chinese silk embroideries of botanical, ornithological and entomological subjects

Five various pictures - Elizabeth Blackadder - Botanical study of lilies, ltd ed print 61/75, fore-edge signed, 67 x 56 cm; coaching print; pair of Oriental silk paintings of birds on flowering branches; Pellole - abstract study, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 49 x 67 cm (5) Condition Report Botanical study - moved from mounting. All good condition.

A pair of 19th century botanical watercolour studies of flowers and butterflies, 39 x 28 cm, in period maple frames (2)

A late 19th Century Graingers Worcester twin handled blush ivory dish decorated with floral sprays against a low relief moulded ground, printed marks, length 28cm together with two 19th Century hand coloured dessert plates each with botanical sprays and flower stems against a white ground with gilt border edge, unmarked, diameter 25cm (3)

19TH CENTURY, ENGLISH SCHOOL, WATERCOLOUR, Yellow Bird on Branch with Nest and Eggs, 7” x 5 ½”; together with UNSIGNED, WATERCOLOUR, Botanical Study, 8” x 5” (2)

19th Century English School. A Botanical Study, Watercolour, Oval, 11” x 8.5”, and the companion piece, a pair (2)

'BOTANICAL STUDIES', Trowbridge, coloured lithographs, a set of four, 52cm x 41cm, framed. (4)

A quantity of miscellaneous 19th century ashets and meat plates together with a set of six botanical plates (a lot)

Withering, William. A Botanical Arrangement of all the Vegetables naturally growing in Great Britain, 2 volumes, first edition, half-titles, 12 engraved plates, 2 folding, contemporary calf, spines gilt, joints slightly cracked, 8vo, Birmingham: M. Swinney, 1776 [Henrey 1506]

Taylor. Raphael, Sandra. An Oak Spring Pomona, 4to, Upperville: Oak Spring Garden Library, 1990; Tomasi, Lucia. An Oak Spring Flora, 4to, Upperville, Oak Spring Garden Library, 1997; Henrey, Blanche. British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800, 2 volumes, 4to, Oxford: University Press, 1999; Barker, Nicholas. Hortus Eystettensis, folio, London: British Library, 1994; all with coloured plates, original cloth, dust-jackets, and 120 others on gardens, horticulture and landscape design, various sizes (120 approx.)