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A 19thC English school, a botanical study, watercoloured drawing, 25cm x 30cm.

A part set of five late 18th century hand coloured botanical engravings, published by William Curtis in 'Flora Londiniensis' including 'Datura Stramionium', 'Atropa Belladonna', 'Plantago Major', 'Galium Aparime', and 'Minca Major', each approximately 40cm x 26cm (5)

A part set of four late 18th century hand coloured botanical book plates to include 'Veronica Anagallis', 'Lycopuseropaeus', 'Plantago Media' and 'Valeriana Officinalis', each approximately 41cm x 20cm (4)

A shelf of ornamental items including tea caddy, botanical prints, tribal figures, inkwell, vanity set etc

eight Coalport dessert plates of silver shape with raised foliate borders picked out in gold and reserved on a pale blue ground, the centres enamelled with botanical specimens including convolvulus, auricula, rose, hydrangea, narcissus, tulip, chrysanthemum and crocus, 23 cm diameter, impressed anchor mark and some with ‘2’, circa. 1820, one crazed, two rubbed, together with a matched Royal Worcester example. (9)

19th Century botanical study of 'Morning Glory' by Jane Leigh, gilt framed

19th Century watercolour, botanical study 'Chrysanthemums' together with two other botanical studies, gilt framed

19th Century botanical watercolour, 'A Wild Rose', gilt framed

Pair of early 19th Century maplewood framed watercolours, botanical studies

Late 19th Century Indian school, ink and watercolour botanical study with butterflies and floral painted border, 11ins x 15ins

Group of four 19th Century botanical watercolours, attributed to Edward Lear, labels verso, 9ins x 6.5ins

Botanical Studies set of three Japanese woodcuts 19th/20th Century 18cm x 13cm

A Staffordshire porcelain dessert set, circa 1870, painted with botanical sprays within gilt borders before turquoise blue border rim, comprising a central raised comport, four shallow comport stands, and eleven dessert plates (16)

Swansea interest: A rare set of three porcelain botanical dessert plates, painted with flowers to centre, within egg and dart moulded rim, between gilded borders, each reverse inscribed in iron red painted for her brother Samuel by Marie Hallen, dated 1827, 25cm diameter (3)

Two Georgian toasting glasses; later custard cups and two Edwardian cordial glasses; along with a Victorian glass beaker with a porcelain botanical panel, picked out in gilt (9)

A Derby botanical plate c.1790, painted with a central flower specimen within a shaped border and a gilt line rim, painted blue marks and inscribed Large Flowerd St. John`s Wort, Derby mark 141, 8½in. (22cm.) diameter.

A collection of coloured botanical studies; chromolithographs of ladies; etc.

A set of four gilt framed reproduction coloured prints - botanical flowers and insects

Thomas Dix - " A Treatise on Land Surveying" published in 1808, "British Butterflies and Moths" by W. Furneaux publish 1897, other botanical books and two volumes of "The National Burns" edited by George Gilfillan, volumes 1 & 2 with gilt tooled leather bindings (a lot, as viewed)

Four hand-coloured botanical prints and a large collection of unframed prints, mounted, (2 cartons).

Set of eight botanical prints, mounted in a single frame.

SPODE PORCELAIN SCENIC PLATES, SET OF NINE, DIA 9 1/4": Signed H. Hammersley. Border of Eustephanus hummingbirds and garden flowers. "Franciscea Latifolia" is a botanical term. "Lake of Lourez" [lake in the Pyrenees]; castle of Sermione - Lago di gardia [The Scaliger Castle [Sirmione, Lake Garda, Italy] ; St Peters; Ruins of the Episcopal Palace Sion";

Collection of seven Cashes silkwork pictures, framed as three, ornithological and botanical subjects, woodblock of a hare and a gothic interior with figures, (5)

AFTER THELWELL "The horse box", a limited edition coloured print No`d. 2974/4950, signed in ink in the margin, AFTER SIR WILLIAM RUSSELL FLINT "Three naked bathers", coloured print and an assortment of botanical, fashion, historical motif prints, and a modern giltwood picture frame, etc

A pair of Continental coloured lithographic botanical prints inscribed "Vase de Sevres" and "Vase de Venisie"

19th / EARLY 20th CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Still life study of flowers in a wicker basket", watercolour, unsigned, A K MACONAL`E "Head studies and study of pirates", pen, ink and watercolour, signed lower left, a watercolour study of "Red flowers", and a further botanical study of flowers in a terracotta pot (4)

EARLY 20th CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "A botanical study", oil on board, a companion, a pair, and AFTER PETER SCOTT-a set of four coloured prints

AFTER DORA RATMAN, a set of 16 botanical prints, AFTER BASIL EDE a pair of game bird prints on wood panels, a further cock pheasant print, and seven further decorative prints

Great Britain. A collection of FDC`s from the 1953 to 1988. Noted 1953 Coronation, 1957 Scouts with Sutton Coldfield slogan, 1960 General Letter Office, 1961 National Savings, Parliamentary Conference, 1962 National Productivity Year plain and phosphor, 1963 Red Cross plain and phosphor, Nature Week plain and phosphor, Paris Postal Conference plain and phosphor, Freedom from Hunger, 1964 Forth Road Bridge plain and phosphor, Botanical Gardens plain and phosphor, 1965 Commonwealth Arts Festival plain and phosphor, Joseph Lister plain and phosphor, Salvation Army plain and phosphor, 1969 Investiture Caernarvon CDS and signed George Thomas Secretary of State for Wales

A glass paperweight, probably Paul Stankard, circa 1980, set with a botanical study of blackberries and white blossom, with `S` signature cane and engraved marks `91/75 A492 1980`, diameter approx 8cm.

A glass paperweight, probably Paul Stankard, circa 1981, set with a two layer botanical study of stems of white flowers and leaves, with `S` signature cane and engraved marks `B357 1981`, diameter approx 7.5cm.

A glass paperweight, probably Paul Stankard, circa 1981, set with a two layer botanical study of purple flowers and leaves against a green ground, with `S` signature cane and engraved marks `B150 1981 Study`, diameter approx 7cm.

An experimental glass paperweight, probably Paul Stankard, circa 1980, set with a botanical study of an orchid on a green wash ground over a white opaque base, with `S` signature cane and engraved marks `Experimental A336 1980`, diameter approx 8cm.

Oil on canvas still life of flowers, a white opaque glass panel painted with flowers, a set of six botanical prints, a watercolour of Flag Iris, a watercolour of a Catalonian street scene, a pair of reproduction oil seascapes and a similar picture of a cat (13)

Three Sèvres plates, c.1869-72, painted with sprays of flowers within gilt scrolling foliate and diaper borders, and a Paris porcelain botanical plate painted with a purple anenome, printed marks, 24cm max. (4)

A Chelsea botanical plate, c.1757, of Hans Sloane type, painted with a flowering branch reaching to the rim, with a butterfly, flying insect and caterpillar, and a West Pans leaf-shaped dish, c.1765, painted with flowers and moulded with heartsease, extensive damages, 24cm. (2)

A pair of Coalport botanical plates, c.1830, painted in pattern 4/412 with central blooms within three floral vignettes, two Ridgway cabinet plates finely painted with flowers, and an English porcelain small tureen and cover, painted pattern number 524, 24cm max. (6)

A Spode botanical part tea and coffee service c.1815, painted in pattern 2789 with floral specimens within Imari palette borders, painted factory marks and pattern numbers, some damages. Comprising: a sugar box, cover and stand, a slop bowl, a milk jug, two cake plates, seven teacups, seven coffee cups and eight saucers. (29)

A Spode botanical tureen with cover and stand, c.1805-10, painted with floral specimens including laburnum, Alpine toad flax and St John`s Wort, titled in red, pattern number 1100, 24cm. (3)

PAIR OF SMALL FRENCH PORCELAIN FLATTENED CIRCULAR SCENT BOTTLES with stopper (one damaged), CARL THEIME, DRESDEN PORCELAIN TABLE BELL (cracked) , a CROWN STAFFORDSHIRE MUSTARD POT with cover, a miniature Royal Crown Derby three handled CUP, A VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN MOUSTACHE CUP with gilt presentation inscription, a `Bisto` porcelain TEACUP AND SAUCER also matching TEA PLATE, pink bordered and gilt, an early TWENTIETH CENTURY ROYAL CROWN DERBY SMALL CREAM JUG AND SUGAR BASIN, a Copenhagen small botanical plate (cracked), a Staffordshire porcelain DESSERT PLATE, painted with `Dartmouth Castle` and two modern Royal Dux electric table lamp bases EST 40-60

A RARE PINXTON BOTANICAL DISH painted with a specimen of the Chalcedonian Lily in gilt rim, 25cm w, title in iron red script, c1800, sold with the source print by and after John Sowerby from Curtis`s Botanical Magazine (2) Exhibited: Derby, No 138. Mansfield, No 72. Illustrated: Gent, fig 35. A few light scratches, localised wear to gilding on the rim

A RARE PINXTON BOTANICAL DISH painted with a specimen of the Yellow Day Lily in gilt rim, 25cm w, title in iron red script, c1800, sold with the source print by and after John Sowerby from Curtis`s Botanical Magazine (2) Exhibited: Derby, No 138. Mansfield, No 72. Illustrated: Gent, fig 35. One or two very light glaze scratches. Pinhead sized rim nick at 9 o`clock and wear to gilding on the rim

A CHELSEA SILVER SHAPED TUREEN AND COVER enamelled with groups of exotic birds and flower sprays in gilt feathered rim, the interior painted with botanical flowers, the scrolling handles and feet gilt, 20cm h, c1760-65 Extensive damage and old restoration with overpainting (most of the latter now removed for the purposes of the present sale) some discolouration of the glaze and wear to gilding/enamels but a rare shape

BOX: Chiefly botanical titles including TANSLEY, The British Islands and their Vegetation, STEARN, Botanical Latin, Orchids, etc (Box)

New Naturalist vols 13 - 23 inclusive, Snowdonia, 1949 1st edit, The Art of Botanical Illustration 1967 reprint, Life in Lakes & Rivers, 1974 3rd edit, Wild Flowers of Chalk and Limestone, 1950 1st edit, Birds and Men 1951 1st edit, Man in Britain, 1970 revised edition, The British Amphibians and Reptiles, 1954 revised edition, Climate and the British Scene, 1962 4th impression, and Anglers Entomology 1977 reprint D.W. (11)

GREEN, Thomas, The Universal Herbal or Botanical, Medical and Agricultural Dictionary, pub Nuttall, Fisher & Co, 1816-1820, in two volumes, rebound in green 1/2 calf and marbled boards (2)

Three 19th Century unframed ornithological lithographs; another depicting the mountain Eagle of New South Wales; a maple framed botanical print and two others in maple frames, (7)

PRESSED FLOWER FOLIOS, 30 mid-nineteenth century hand-sewn folio folders containing one or more pressed botanical specimens with Linnaean binominal labels

A folio of assorted cigar box labels to include La Truena, Puck, Monocle, Pamela, a folio of botanical prints, a double sided framed child`s scrap depicting huntsmen, medieval horsemen, animals, portraits, various prints, pharmaceutical labels and two W Hills Royal Memorabilia cigarette cards

A quantity of assorted prints to include a set of four fruit prints, two cockerel prints, two bear prints, a botanical print, a black and white portraiture engraving, a black and white study of a Shetland pony, a black and white engraving of "Barbury Hall" and another similar "Foaty Island", a black and white portraiture print "Col. Robert Smith-Barry RFC", three interior design posters, etc.

A quantity of GB FDC`s from 1964 Botanical, Westminster Abbey, World Cup etc, decimal issues to c.1990 - mixed handwritten/unaddressed (a 180)

1964 Botanical GPO FDCs (6 ord & 4 phos) with Philatelic Bureau FDI H/Ss. Typed addresses, fair to fine. Cat £

1964 Botanical illustrated FDCs (8 ord & 4 phos). Typed addresses (few unaddressed), fair to fine. Cat £340 (12 covers)

1964 Botanical Congress, four small staple holes at left of pack, otherwise fine & flat. Cat £160

Hanham (Fredrick) Natural Illustrations of the British Grasses, 1846, small folio, 62 pages of botanical specimens (one possibly lacking part of specimen), later calf

Law (John) Catalogue, Descriptive and Historical, of the Rare and Interesting Plants now in the Conservatories and Pleasure Grounds of the Sheffield Botanical Gardens, 1849, frontis, presentation copy, a.e.g., morocco gilt; Anon., Deed of Constitution of the Sheffield Botanical & Horticultural Society, 1844, wraps (worn); Salt (Jonathan), List of Plants, collected chiefly in the Neighbourhood of Sheffield by Jonathan Salt and now in the Sheffield Public Museum, 1889, interleaved, a.e.g., morocco gilt; James Carter, Seedsman and Florist, Catalogue for 1838 of a Choice Collection of Floricultural Seeds ..., Jan. 1838, London, folding sheet, printed front and rear; John Slater, Nurseryman, Seedsman, Florist, 1852, Malton, manuscript invoice with engraved headings (5)

HMS Terror (1813), early 19th century dessert service and various dishes comprising twin handled comport, nine small dishes and four single handled dishes, each painted with a different botanical flower illustration, each with reserved cartouche "Terror" and GR. Possiblly Old Hall (14) HMS Terrot was a bomb vessel which took part in the war against the United States and assigned to the Artic together with HMS Erebus was involved in Sir John Franklin`s ill-fated expedition to the Artic, where the vessel was lost in the ice. Given to the vendors by the descendants of the surgeon on the HMS Terror following refurbishment.

Sevres, two botanical painted plates, signed EL and dated 78, monogrammed, six further dishes, and six plates

A Copeland & Garrett late Spode blue printed soup tureen, cover and ladle, circa 1833 to 1847, printed in the botanical pattern, together with a matching meat dish, blue printed and impressed factory marks to bases, length of dish approx 42.5cm (minor chips).

A GROUP OF EIGHT 18TH CENTURY HAND-COLOURED BOTANICAL ENGRAVINGS all William Curtis Flora Londinensis, entitled `Cerastium Viscsum` `Scandix Pecten` `Cerastium Vulgatum` `Hypericum perforatum` `Avena Flavescens` `Ramundus Acris` `Miluim Affusum` and `Cardamine Amara` all within card mounts and modern frames, under glass, three showing page text to glazed reverse, (various sizes). Some discolouration and fading but generally good condition.