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A circa mid 19th Century Album containing assorted pencil drawings, watercolours, photographs, including views of Bruce Grove and Lordship House, Totttenham, London + assorted Correspondence, topographical and botanical studies, etc, Stacey Hodgkin and Wilson Families interest, old full cf gt

CONRAD LODDIGES & SONS: THE BOTANICAL CABINET …, [June 1817], August 1822, January 1824, March 1824, April-July 1824, March 1825, November 1825 (2), April 1826, [September 1826], March 1828, June 1828, July 1828, August 1828 (2), parts [2], 64, 81, 83-87, 95, 101, 103 (2), 108, [125], 131, 134, 135, 136 (2), 190 plts (12 fdg), orig ptd wraps, parts 2 and 125 with incorrect top wraps (19)

[WILLIAM PAMPLIN] AND A I: A BOTANICAL TOUR IN THE HIGHLANDS OF PERTHSHIRE, 1857, 1st edn, bkplt of Bernard Henry Woodward (1846-1916) Curator of the Geological Museum, Perth and ownership sig of Horace Bolingbroke Woodward (1848-1914) British Geologist, orig blind stpd cl gt + GEORGE DICKIE: FLORA ABREDONENSIS: …., Aberdeen 1838, 1st edn, inscr by the author to Aberdeen Medical Society, orig ptd bds (2)

JONATHAN STOKES: A BOTANICAL ARRANGEMENT OF BRITISH PLANTS …, Birmingham, M Swinney, 1787, 2nd edn, 3 vols, 19 plts (6 fdg) + fdg table, old hf cf gt, spines gt in compartments, worn and rubbed, vols 1 and 3 top bds loose, aem (3)

MICHAEL HOWARD: TRADITIONAL HERBAL REMEDIES AN ILLUSTRATED A-Z GUIDE, 2003, orig laminated bds, d/w + MARGARET STEVENS: THE ART OF BOTANICAL PAINTING, 2004, 1st edn, orig cl silvered, d/w + ROGER PHILLIPS AND MARTYN RIX: THE BOTANICAL GARDEN, 2002, 2 vols, orig cl, d/ws, s-c (4)

PLUES (MARGARET) Rambles in Search of Wild Flowers, 1864; LODDIGES (CONRAD) The Botanical Cabinet …vol. 10, engraved plates, handcoloured; LYDEKKER (RICHARD) The Royal Natural History, vol. 1, 1893-4; BARNARD (GEORGE) Drawing From Nature…, 1865; ROBYNS (WALTER) Flore Iconographique des Champignons du Congo, Bruxelles, 1960, chromolithographed plates, engraved plates, cloth and half calf, v.s.; and 4 others, illustrated natural history (9) Note: Offered upon instructions from a High Court Enforcement Officer

WITHERING (WILLIAM) - An Arrangement of British Plants, 3 of 4 vols., sixth edition, London 1818, eng. plates, half calf marble boards; together with three further vols. of same title and date, 2 wrongly titled to spine; together with CURTIS (W) - The Botanical Magazine of Flower Garden Displayed, 1 vol. cold. plates, 1799, full tan calf; MOORE (THOMAS) - British Wild Flowers, new edition 1867, cold. plates, green cloth (8) Note: Offered upon instructions from a High Court Enforcement Officer

A DERBY BOTANICAL PLATE with a large central specimen in gilt laurel surround and canary yellow border, 25cm diam, painted mark, 216 and title Erica Oblique in sepia script, c1800 ++A few light glaze scratches and localised wear to gilding

A DERBY BOTANICAL TUREEN of navette shape, 13cm h, painted mark, 216 and titles Antiahinum Triphyllum Three Leaved Toad Flax and Iris Vericolour Particoloured Iris in blue script, c1800 ++Lacking one handle and with a few light scratches but a beautifully painted example

A CHELSEA BOTANICAL PLATE painted with a succulent and ladybird in fluted cavetto, the feather moulded rim picked out in turquoise and red-brown enamel, 22cm diam, traces of painted anchor in red, c1756-58 ++General wear and several tiny chips under the rim, no restoration

AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOTANICAL DESSERT DISH of fluted lozenge shape and boldly painted with five specimens in gilt rim, 35cm w, painted titles Larkspur, Smooth Bears Breech, Rose bay Willow herb, Common Philadelphus and Sweet Scabious in red script, c1810 ++Small retouched chip outside the rim at one end. Localised wear to gilding on the rim

A selection of mostly 19th Century prints and engravings to include Bartolozzi, Davisons of Alnwick "French man in Billingsgate" and "Economy", botanical of "Rhubarb", etc. (Qty)

A pair of glazed and framed 18th Century coloured botanical engravings, published by J. Miller in Dorset, depicting Gynandria. (2)

A Botanical print "Lilium Croceum" and three similar prints

A pair of framed Botanical Flower prints by Lynne Misiewick

A box containing assorted decorative china wares to include assorted Portmeirion "Botanical Garden" teawares, etc

Eighteen assorted Botanical prints

AFTER SYDNEY W CARLINE "Lincoln" - a set of six black and white etchings, together with E W BROTHERTON "Botanical studies", watercolour, gouache, signed and dated 1916, a pair

ELIZABETH CAMPBELL (20TH CENTURY) "Helleborus Niger" and "Primrose Wanda", a pair of botanical studies, watercolour, signed, inscribed and dated in pencil and a similar un-inscribed botanical study by the same hand (3)

AFTER MICHAEL CHAPLIN (20TH CENTURY) "Cotswold barn", tinted limited edition etching No'd. 100/100, signed and inscribed in pencil in the margin, KATHARINE DOVE (21ST CENTURY) "Guiting Church in March", oil on canvas, monogrammed lower right, also inscribed, signed and dated 2012 on canvas verso, together with a botanical print (3)

Johnston, W. & A.K. 1848 The Geographical Distribution of Plants According to Humboldt`s Statistics of the Principal Families & Groups; Schouw`s Twenty Five Phyto-Geographic Regions, and the Distribution of the Family of Palms and the Genera Pinus (Pine) & Erica (Heath) This large map is a superb example of thematic mapping with various colors and diagrams used to illustrate the distribution of plants throughout the world. A chart at top, "Outlines of Botanical Geography...", provides a graphic display of the type of indigenous vegetation in the major mountain regions of the world. At bottom is a map of the world with the distribution of plants depicted through the use of color. This handsome chart is from the English version of Heinrich Berghaus` "Physikalischer Atlas", which resulted in the first truly comprehensive thematic atlas. It is a very early example of printed color, the development of which made a huge impact on cartography in general and specifically the graphic portrayal of geographical data on thematic maps. 22.8" W x 19.4" H All edges gilt on thick paper with faint offsetting and a barely noticeable abrasion near the border at bottom that does not affect the map image.

1880 [Lot of 8 - Fruit] "This lovely lot contains 8 chromolithographs of various types of fruit, including pears, plums, grapes, and peaches. 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. “Kirke`s Plum” B. “Peer Emile Nyssens” C. “Beurre Pauline” D. “Groseilliers Epineux” E. “Peer Souvenir du Concres (Morel)” F. “Raisin Madresfield Court Black Muscat” G. [Untitled - Pears] H. “Peche Belle Imperiale” 8.6" W x 5.5" H Bold original color with minor soiling on a few, and narrow margins as issued.

DANCE Peter S., The Art of Natural History, pub Country Life, 1987, RIX Martin, The Art of Botanical Illustration, WESTWOOD J.O., The Art of Illustrated Manuscript, 1988, VANE-WRIGHT & HUGHES, The Seymour Legacy, in slip case (14)

Early 19thC School. Botanical specimen, watercolour, 35cm x 24cm

[SOWERBY BOTANICAL PLATES] an octavo volume, containing 121 col. plates, mostly LICHENS, cut wild flowers also, publ. L., 1790 – ca. 1810 [as a collection of plates].

MAURITIUSPicture Postcards1905-32 black and white picture postcards (29 including two used, twelve with adhesive affixed to picture side and seven with adhesive removed), included are landscapes, hotels, street scenes, statue Labourdonnais, botanical gardens and Port Louis Post Office; a few with faults though many are fine Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

An unusual 19thC straw work slip case made for silks, the windows in the outer case framing botanical and ornithological decoration, the inner case still having all paper folds in good card

A 12-piece Paris porcelain dessert set each with different hand-painted botanical subjects

A collection of 19th century Magic Lantern slides in wooden frames depicting Botanical views stamped "copper plate slider" Botanical, Carpenter and Westley, 24 Regent Street London (6) plate sliders

Collections and RangesAn All World accumulation housed in eleven assorted volumes and loose in packets and tins, contained in a carton, including China used 1897 "Red Revenue" 4c. on 3c. and 1968 (30 Jan.) Revolutionary Literature and Art set, Cyprus, Great Britain with mint 1965 Battle of Britain 4d. (two complete sheets) and presentation packs with 1964 Geographical and Botanical (both without cellophane) 1965 Battle of Britain (complete), New Zealand. Condition mixed with careful inspection essential. (thousands) Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Four framed and glazed botanical prints

AFTER JACK RUSSELL "Gloucester Cathedral", limited edition black and white print, signed in pencil in the margin, two further Gloucester Cathedral colour prints, P REEVES "St. Andrew Church Eastleach (Winter scene)", watercolour, signed lower right, a set of six coloured botanical prints and an Indian silk panel depicting elephants within floral borders

A pair of Victoria and Albert reproduction botanical study colour prints, a set of seven colour engraved bird prints, AFTER E MULIER ET M. BORDERE "Decoration moderne par le plant", a set of six colour prints

AFTER LESLIE GOVIER "Sun rocks", limited edition screen print No'd. 8/12, STANLEY C ******** "Figures in a churchyard", watercolour, indistinctly signed lower left, 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SCHOOL "Study of a woman beside a well, a Medieval town rising upon hills beyond", a set of four Redouté botanical prints, etc

A set of four cockerel / botanical prints in contemporary pine frames

A set of three Redouté botanical prints

A Japanese dagger tanto, blade 10 1/2in., hira-zukuri, copper habaki, nakago with four character mei and two ana, small tsuba, matching fuchi and kashira, botanical menuki, black lacquered saya.

A Chelsea porcelain 'Hans Sloane' botanical soup plate, red anchor mark, circa 1755, painted finely with two slices of melon one of which is issuing seeds, beside three leaves, also with various winged insects, within brown edged wavy upturned rim, 23.5cm diameter (chipped) Provenance: Ex N.M Redmayne Collection paper label to base.

A Chelsea porcelain 'Hans Sloane' botanical soup plate, red anchor mark, circa 1755, finely painted with insects, fruit and foliage amongst flowering stalks, within brown lined wavy upturned rim, 24cm diameter (discolouration and crazed) Provenance: Ex N.M Redmayne Collection paper label to base.

Quantity of botanical prints (24)

CHINESE SCHOOL, mid 19th Century Botanical Studies with Butterflies watercolour on pith paper, with defects 10 1/4 x 6 1/2in (26.1 x 16.5cm) a set of ten (10)

A collection of twelve albums containing Great Britain decimal mint, presentation packs, including 1964 botanical, booklets, prestige booklets, including £1 Wedgwood, covers, mostly first day covers but including some from Queen Victoria, PHQ cards and earlier postcards.

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 wicker Picnic Hamper containing purses, handkerchiefs, framed botanical Pictures, various Gloves, etc.

A portfolio of engravings, etchings, lithographs and watercolours, eighteenth century onwards, including military interest, botanical, portraits, costume studies and allegorical pictures, and a further similar portfolio.(Q)

After Hollande and Loveday: dated 1838 and 1839, four botanical watercolours, to include a bunch of grapes, a peach with fruit, and two floral studies 14 by 22cm. (4)

A blue and white pottery tree and well meat platter, early 19th century, transfer decorated in a Botanical pattern, together with three 'Willow' pattern meat platters. (4)

A group inc. early 20th century toilet bowls, five Spode botanical collector plates, Chinese resin puzzle balls, Chinese celadon covered jar, pressed and other glass decanters, Royal Doulton Bunnykin wares etc

A Spode botanical dish, 1930`s pottery butter dish, vintage scales, twin handled jardiniere etc

A Set of one dozen 19th Century porcelain Botanical Dessert Plates painted foxgloves, pansies, roses, etc, beige pierced borders, 9in diam, No 3/9292, several A/F

A late 19c box of forty eight prepared slides of botanical and entymological subjects retailed by W Johnson, 188 Tottenham Court Road

19TH CENTURY ITALIAN SCHOOL IN THE MANNER OF PETER CASTEELS "A botanical study of birds, flowers and butterflies with key", pen, ink and watercolour, signed and dated 1844 bottom right, 56 cm x 43 cm CONDITION REPORTS Overall quite browned and stained. Very tatty and torn around edges. Numerous patches and repairs to edges. Several tears, including some tears near top. Some holes and losses. Foxing. Some rubbing and losses to paint. Various repairs and repainted / touched up areas, particularly vertically down centre of picture. Some flaking to paint. Various splits and creases. Fading.

Set of five botanical engravings by E.D.Smith published Kelly - London

*DM* Four botanical prints, four botanical silk works, a woolwork `Underneath the Everlasting Arms`, two floral paper designs for Berlin woolwork panels, one by Grünthals Verlag, and another of a cat on a cushion, by Hertz & Wegener

Eight framed botanical prints

A pair of Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica plates, painted with botanical studies of `Rubus Vestitus Whe` and Fragaria Collina Ehrh, pierced borders, inscribed titles, printed marks, 10.5in.

A pair of Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica soup dishes, c.1700, painted with botanical specimens `Potentilla Nivea L` and Pisum Maritimum L., inscribed titles and printed marks, 8.75in.

Enamel Sign 'Yorkshire Woolen District Transport Co Ltd Fare Stage', Illuminated Sign 'New and Tobacco' and Four Botanical Pictures

Sowerby, James (With Assistance) British Mineralogy: Or Coloured Figures Intended to Elucidate the Mineralogy of Great Britain Complete set of this celebrated work; five medium 8vo volumes (240 x 155 mm) in all, uniformly in a somewhat later half morocco binding, with cloth sides; raised bands to spines, tooled in six compartments, with red and brown morocco lettering-pieces to second and third compartments in each case, the others ornately gilt with central fleurons, apart from the lowest compartment which has `Port Elizabeth Public Library` in gilt; library name blocked in central oval to upper board of each volume; all edges gilt; marbled endpapers; Sotheran`s minute hand-stamp to front free endpapers verso; pp. xii + 223 + (i), (ii) + [1*-19*] + (i) + 199 + (i), (ii) + 209 + (i), (iv) + 184, vi + 281 + (i) + (xxiv). Five hundred and fifty hand-coloured plates, one hundred to each of the first four volumes, and one hundred and fifty to the final one. Extremities somewhat rubbed; some dye lifted from fourth compartments with removal of library code labels; lower hinge of heavier fifth volume starting; remnant of bookplate to front free endpapers; library codes and stamps, including de-accession stamps, to prelims., some small stamps elsewhere, though never to the front of plates; moderate foxing and browning, affecting the plates themselves very little. Each book has its own index, and the final volume includes the systematic index and general index, followed by notes and corrections. A thorough collation reveals the following points requiring clarification: 1. In Volume 3, there is no leaf for pp. 31,32, though also no missing text, as the consecutive plates and accompanying descriptions are present. 2. Similarly, there appear to be printing errors in Volume 4, where there are no leaves for pp.7,8, or pp. 79,80, and again the consecutive plates and their descriptions are not missing. 3. In Volume 5, `241` appears at the head of the page that should be 237 (`238` to verso), but the text is appropriate for the facing consecutive plate; `239` then appears at the head of the page that should be 243, the pagination continuing `240, 241, 243, ...,` etc. Once again, the required plates and descriptions are all present. The standard of the colouring is consistently excellent throughout the five hundred and fifty plates. This is a remarkable set, the volumes overall in good to very good condition, and the plates outstanding. James Sowerby (1757-1822), although best known for his pioneering botanical publications, deserves no less recognition for the production of lavishly illustrated works on other branches of natural history, most notably mineralogy. The illustrations in the ground-breaking `British Mineralogy` were produced from studying mineral specimens in Sowerby`s own collection, along with others loaned by geologists. The hand-colouring was done by the Sowerbys themselves, with some helpers. Publisher Place: London Publisher: R. Taylor and Co. Publication Date: 1804, 1806, 1809, 1811, and 1817 Reserve: $3750 Click here to view further details and to bid

A collection of approximately two dozen unframed prints, including reproduction photographs of Billingsgate Fish Market, botanical prints etc.