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Lot 249

After Johann Weinmanns, Arum Hortense Intifolium'; Osmunda Regalis', a pair of decorative botanical prints, the first image size 30 x 19cm; the second 21 x 16cm. (2)

Lot 1156

A large Price Bristol stoneware flagon with spigot hole - sold with a smaller similar with ink stamp for Pickup Botanical Brewers Portsmouth and two similar storage jars

Lot 197

Great Britain, Pre-decimal Presentation pack collection, including; 1964-71 (52), in red Collecta album, including 1964 Geog, Botanical, Forth Road Bridge, 1965 Churchill, Battle of Britain etc.

Lot 191

Great Britain, QEII 1953-1979 collection in Hingeless Lighthouse album, to include; 1952-54 set to 1/6d UM, 1955-58 Castles set M, 1955-58 set to 1/6d UM, 1959-68 Castles set M (x2), 1959 Phosphor-Graphite set UM, phosphor sets UM including 1962 productivity, 1963 Hunger, Lifeboat, Red Cross, 1964 Geographical & Botanical etc to 1979.

Lot 135

Great Britain, QV to QEII collection in Windsor Album to include; 1840 1d black U (x2) both three marg – one close to four with small nibbles to side, range of penny reds U, embossed 1/ cut out and added to square cut paper, 1873-80 vals to 1/ U, 1883-84 green & lilacs to 6d U with 9d perfin, 1887-92 Jubilee vals to 1/ (both) U, 1902-10 2/6d & 5/ perfin U, Seahorses with 2/6d U (x3), 5/ & 10/ U, 1934 Re-engraved 2/6d & 5/ U, 1948 RSW set M, Castles U, 1955-58 to 1/6d U, Phosphor issues U to include 1962 Productivity, 1963 Hunger, Lifeboat & Red Cross, 1964 Geographical & Botanical etc to 1970. Also. P.Dues, Back of the Book issues and Definitives.

Lot 134

Great Britain, QV to QEII large accumulation in two boxes with 20 volumes and loose including 1840 1d black in Westminster folder, presentation packs incl. 1964 Botanical, postage due stockbook, used phosphor commems, covers etc, etc. Qty 1000's

Lot 2606

A set of five modern reproduction colour prints depicting botanical studies of vegetables by Ernst Benary Erfurt, mounted within limed frames, 62cm x 51cm.

Lot 467

A collection of 19th Century English porcelain cabinet plates, all with varying botanical scenes, pale blue, claret and cobalt blue borders heightened with gilt, to include three Coalport, one Derby, diameters 23.5cm-26cm.

Lot 486

A pair of early 19th Century Derby shell shaped dishes, painted with floral sprays to the field, painted marks, diameter 23cm, together with a pair of 19th Century Spode porcelain basket trays with botanical designs, painted marks, numbered 1914, length 19cm. (4)

Lot 490

A large German 19th Century Westerwald stoneware flagon, with incised fern and botanical designs, with all over cobalt and grey glazes,  height 40cm.

Lot 483

A collection of 19th Century English porcelain twin-handled porter mugs, to include Grainger & Worcester and Coalport, all of varying designs with botanical and topographical designs, heights 12cm-14cm. (5)

Lot 63

A rare Swansea botanical shaped rectangular two-handled dessert dish, painted by Thomas Pardoe, with four botanical specimens, the gilt handles naturalistically moulded with leaf terminals, 32cm wide, c.1815-17

Lot 190

Two albums of first day covers including 1986: The Royal Air Force, Christmas x 2, 1987: Flowers, British Architects in Europe, Sir Isaac Newton, St John Ambulance, Scottish Heraldry, Victorian Britain, Studio Pottery, Christmas, 1988: The Linnean Society, The Welsh Bible, Sport, Transport and Communications, Australian Bicentenary, The Armada 1588, Verse for Children, Christmas, Birds, Food and Farming, A Celebration of Anniversaries, Games & Toys, Industrial Archaeology, Microscopes, Christmas, 1990: Penny Black Anniversary, RSPCA, Kew Gardens, 650th Anniversary of his Death (Robert Burns), Thomas Hardy, 90th Birthday Queen Mother, Gallantry, Astronomy, Christmas, 1991: Dogs, Scientific Achievements, Europe in Space, Sport, Roses, Dinosaurs, Maps, Christmas, 1992: Wintertime, Happy & Glorious, Tennyson, Europa 1992, The Civil War, Gilbert & Sullivan, The Green Issue, Single European Market, Christmas, 1993: Swans, Marine Timekeepers, Orchids, Art in the 20th Century, Roman Britain, Inland Waterways, Autumn, Sherlock Holmes, Christmas, 1993: Steam, 25th Anniversary of The Prince of Wales, Pictorial Postcards, Channel Tunnel, Golf, Summertime, D-Day, Medical Discoveries, Cats, 2005: Magic!, Royal Wedding, World Heritage Sites, Motorcycles, Trooping the Colour, London 2012 Host City, Chasing Tastes in Britain, Classic TV 1955-2005, The Ashes, World Champions, Trafalgar, Christmas, 2006: Animal Tales, England A British Journey, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Ice Age Animals, HM The Queen 80th Birthday, World Cup Winners, Modern Architecture, National Portrait Gallery 1856-2006, Sound of Britain, Victoria Cross, Smilers, Christmas, 2007: Lest We Forget, Celebrating Scotland, The Beatles x 2, Sea Life, The Sky at Night, World of Invention, Abolition of the Slave Trade, Celebrating England, Beside the Seaside, Grand Prix, Harry Potter, Harry Potter, Scout Centenary, The Machin Definitives 40th Anniversary, Birds, British Army Uniforms, Diamond Wedding Anniversary x 2, Christmas, Christmas Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Lest We Forget, 2008: Ian Fleming's James Bond, Working Dogs, The Houses of Lancaster and York, The Age of Lancaster and York, Celebrating Northern Ireland, Mayday Rescue at Sea, Cathedral, Cathedral-St Paul's Cathedral, Insects, Classic Carry On and Hammer Films, Air Displays, Olympic Games, Women of Distinction, Christmas, Lest We Forget, 2009: British Design Classics, Robert Burns 1759-2009, RAF Uniforms, Darwin, Darwin- Galapagos Islands, Celebrating Wales, Pioneers of the Industrial Revolution, The House of Tudor, The House of Tudor- The Age of the Tudors, Plants, Plants- Kew Royal Botanical Gardens, Post Boxes, Mythical Creatures, Fire and Rescue Service, Eminent Britons, Royal Navy Uniforms, Olympic & Paralympic Games-The Journey to 2012, Christmas, 2010: Classic Album Covers, Girlguiding UK Centenary, The Royal Society, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home 150th Anniversary, The House of Stewart-The Scottish Monarch Kings and Queens, The House of Stewart-The Age of The Stewarts, Mammals, The London 2010 Festival of Stamps, Britain Alne, Britain Alone- Keep Calm and Carry On, The House of Stuart-Kings and Queens, The House of Stuarts- The Age of the Stuarts, George V Accession 6th May 1910, Great British Railways, Olympic & Paralympic Games on Track for 2012, Medical Breakthroughs, Winnie The Pooh x 2, Christmas with Wallace & Gromit, 2011: The Genius of Gerry Anderson, The Genius of Gerry Anderson- Thunderbirds, 2005: London 2012 Host City, Motorcycles, Trooping the Colour, Jane Eyre-Charlotte Bronte, Changing Tastes in Britain, Classic TV 1955-2005, 2004: The RSA Celebrating 250 Years.

Lot 519

A set of six Derby botanical plates, c1825, each with a different painted specimen accompanied by one or more butterfly, in moulded apple green border and beaded gilt rim, 23.5cm diam, red printed circular mark One plate cracked; slight wear and light crazing of glaze

Lot 83

Dodoens (Rembert). A Niewe Herball, or Historie of Plantes: wherin is contayned the whole discourse and perfect description of all sortes of Herbes and Plantes: their diuers [and] sundry kindes: their straunge Figures, Fashions, and Shapes: their Names, Natures, Operations, and Vertues: and that not onely of those whiche are here growyng in this our countrie of Englande, but of all others also of forrayne realmes, commonly vsed in Physicke..., and nowe first translated out of French into English, by Henry Lyte Esquyer, 1st English edition, At London [i.e. Antwerp: Printed by Henry Loë, sold] by me Gerard Dewes, dwelling in Pawles Churchyarde at the signe of the Swanne, 1578, title within woodcut border with woodcut armorial to verso (detached, frayed to margins and with small hole), woodcut portrait, numerous woodcut botanical illustrations and decorative initials, lacks leaves 2M5-2N3 (5 leaves, pages 417-426) and leaf 3T6 (pages 771-772), also lacking 18 pages of index at rear of volume (only 7 pages of index present, with final leaf of index torn with loss), front free endpaper with early ownership inscription 'Mary Cuthbert Her Book' and 20th-century ownership signature L.R. Wagner 1962, textblock sewing broken and gatherings detached, some fraying to margins and occasional damp-staining, light toning and some dust-soiling, contemporary vellum, lacking spine and boards detached, folio (29.5 x 19 cm) QTY: (1)NOTE:Henrey 110; Nissen BBI 516; STC 6984.Dodoens's herbal was first published in Dutch in 1554 by Jan van der Loë, with woodcuts based on those in Fuchs's masterpiece. The translator, Henry Lyte of Somerset, had travelled across the Continent in his youth and filled his Somerset estate on his return with a large variety of plants. The French and English translations were printed in Antwerp by van der Loe so they could use the same woodblocks.

Lot 78

Curtis (William). Curtis's Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed, 2 volumes bound in 1 (volumes XXI & XXII), London: printed by Stephen Couchman, 1805, 94 hand-coloured engraved plates, a few folding, occasional light offsetting to text, bookplate of H. W. Leatham, all edges gilt, contemporary green straight-grained morocco gilt, spine a little faded and lightly rubbed, one corner slightly bumped, 8voQTY: (1)

Lot 202

* Ehret (Georg Dionysius). Six botanical engravings, Ficus folüs Palmatis..., Guanabanus..., Acer Platanoides..., Pavia, Araliastrum folüs..., & Pulmonaria folüs..., [1750 - 73] six engravings with contemporary hand-colouring, a few prints with slight staining, each approximately 455 x 305 mm, together with Brookshaw (George). Four engravings of Fruit, originally published in Pomona Britannica; or, A Collection of the Most Esteemed Fruits [1804 - 12], four stipple and aquatint engravings with contemporary hand-colouring, three prints trimmed at the base with loss of the printed title, each approximately 450 x 350 mm, with another 34 uncoloured 18th century botanical and natural history engravings by Van der Gucht, all with a toned central fold, and many with repaired holes along the fold, each approximately 380 x 320 mm QTY: (44)

Lot 285

Thomas Hibernicus. Flores Omnium Pene Doctorum, qui tum in theologia, tum in philosophia hactenus claruerunt, Lyon: G. Rouille, 1580, title with woodcut device, a few leaves close-trimmed, occasional light water stains, later calf gilt, small repair to spine, some worming at foot, some edge wear, 16mo, together with [Linocier, Geoffroy]. [Histoire des Plantes, traduicte du Latin & Francois... Paris: G. Mace, 1619], title supplied in manuscript facsimile, numerous woodcut botanical illustrations, lacking printed title and pp. 77-78, 115-116, 463-64 & 704, a few annotations, a few corners torn away, dedication leaf repaired, some light toning and stains, modern calf gilt, 16moQTY: (2)NOTE:Second work parts 1 & 2 only (of 7) with one printed title for the second part l'Histoire des Plantes Aromatiques only. Sold with all faults not subject to return

Lot 195

* Besler (Basilius). Flos Solis maior (from the Hortus Eystettensis), Eichstatt [1713], engraving with fine early hand-colouring, slight toning and marginal fraying, 490 x 410 mm, overall size 570 x 445 mm, Latin text on versoQTY: (1)NOTE:Nissen 158.Originally published in the Hortus Eystettensis (The Garden of Eichstatt), the sunflower is widely regarded as the finest and most impressive of the 367 botanical prints that make up this outstanding florilegium of the 17th century. What makes the Hortus so unique is that instead of portraying medicinal or culinary plants, the emphasis was on garden flowers, herbs, vegetables and exotic plants. First published in 1613, only 300 copies were printed and there were two subsequent editions, published in 1640 and 1713.

Lot 71

Andrews (Henry C.). The Botanist's Repository, comprising colour'd engravings of new and rare plants only, with botanical descriptions, volume 3 (only), 1797, decorative calligraphic title, 72 engraved plates (including 2 folding), all with contemporary hand-colouring, each plate with accompanying descriptive text in English and Latin, occasional adhesion marks, contemporary calf with gilt decorated spine, worn at extremities, 4to QTY: (1)NOTE:Dunthorne 8; Great Flower Books, p.155; Nissen BBI 2382; Pritzel 174.

Lot 170

Early 19th century Wedgwood creamwarecomprising an oval dish painted with Myrtle', titled verso and impressed Wedgwood, a large Queens ware oval serving dish with trailing fruiting vine border crested with lion's head impaled with an arrow, a matching side plate repaired, a comport with trailing ivy border, a dinner plate and a pair of twin handle sauce tureens lacking covers, (7)first length 28cm., second length 51cm., Condition: Botanical dish with slight glaze cup to rim and chips to painted line border. Scratches and wear to large platter. Matching side plate broken and repaired. Foot of comport restored. One sauce tureen base with hairline and small chip to handle. The other repaired

Lot 799

Philips (Roger) and Rix (Martyn). The Botanical Garden volume 1 Trees and Shrubs and volume 2 Perennials and Annuals, published by Macmillan, hardback with outer slipcase.

Lot 242

LEVANT. TOURNEFORT, Joseph Pitton de. Relation d'un Voyage du Levant, Amsterdam: aux dépens de la Compagnie 1718, 2 vols. in 1, titles printed in red and black, 87 engraved plates, 5 of which folding, 46 intext engraved illustrations, bookplate, full calf gilt, scuffed, frayed top & bottom of spine, 4toTournefort's botanical expedition to the Levant, covering Crete, Constantinople, Turkey, the Black Sea, Armenia, Persia, Georgia and Smyrna.

Lot 224

A 19th Century Botanical Microscope, having two objectives, with adjustable specimen slide, plus specimen pen, with three wooden slides, all within fitted Chadburn Opticians labelled box

Lot 227

A 19th Century Botanical Microscope, having two objectives, with adjustable specimen stage, missing centre, with specimen pin, plus larger objective, possibly for a different microscope, in fitted case, together with an incomplete set of scales (parcel)

Lot 213

A 19th Century Brass Withering-Type Botanical Microscope, having two objectives mounted on twin supports, with adjustable ring, complete with glass insert, holes for accessories, with lower adjustable mirror, accessories and case missing, 10.5cm

Lot 214

An early 19th Century Brass Withering-Type Botanical Microscope, having two objectives mounted on twin supports, on ring base, complete with simulated fish skin and wooden case, having card accessory holder with specimen knife, the card holder originally attached to the internal base of the case, now detached, 8.5cm

Lot 212

An early 19th Century Brass Withering-Type Botanical Microscope, having two objectives mounted on twin supports, with adjustable ring, complete with glass lens insert, complete with cardboard and simulated fish skin case

Lot 226

A 19th Century Botanical Microscope, having single objective, with circular stage an bone disc insert, complete with two bone discs and a bone slide

Lot 225

A 19th Century Botanical Microscope, having three objectives, with circular stage and glass insert, complete with tweezers, in fitted cage

Lot 142

Portmeirion - The Botanical Garden - A large extensive collection of ceramic dinnerware / tea service. Comprising of cereal bowls, side plates, lunch plates, dinner plates, cruet set, saucers, teacups, teapot, milk jug, sugar caddy, large vase, flan dish, small plant pot and saucer, planter, medium clock and small clock. With makers labels to items. Largest pieces measures approx. 25cm tall. 

Lot 1735

Two 19th century botanical studies, hand-painting engravings by Alfred Adlard - 'Tecoma jasminoides' 1837' and D. Hayes - 'Seedling Fuchias' 1840, both published by the Floricultural Society, 20 x 13 cm each, mounted, glazed and framed in painted frames (2)

Lot 792

A large group of works on gardening and gardens including The Ultimate Rose Book & The Gardens of Venice & the Veneto, further works on Roses, pruning, botanical gardens, etc (30)

Lot 79

TEN ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN BOTANICAL DESSERT PLATES (10)Circa 1900 Each painted with a titled specimen inside moulded and gilt borders, blue painted wave mark and inscribed A. de la Cour, 20cm diameterSome wear to the gilt borders, but otherwise in overall good condition

Lot 1726

Valerie Temple-Jones (contemporary), botanical watercolour, 'Narcissus', signed, labels verso, 35 x 26cm

Lot 1656

English School c.1910, oil on canvas, Copenhagen Botanical Gardens, initialled J E J and dated '09, 36 x 56cm

Lot 439

A LARGE COLLECTION OF CERAMIC KITCHENWARE INCLUDING PORTMERION, BESWICK AND T.G. GREEN 'CORNISH WARE', Portmeirion 'Totem' Design kitchenware includes one teapot, storage pot (without lid), two two-handled soup bowls, large covered tureen, etc., Portmeirion 'Botanical Garden' washing bowl and jug, Beswick 'Metric' coffee set including four coffee cups and saucers, coffee and milk jugs, and sugar bowl, labelled 'Sultanas' and 'Rice' jars and rolling pin in T.G. Green signature Cornish ware style (Qty) (Condition Report: s.d,heavy crazing of Beswick set, missing lids to three Cornish ware jars, requires deep clean)

Lot 550

Scottish School, stag by a loch, oil on canvas, indistinctly initialled lower right, 18.5 x 28.5cm, framed together with two hand-coloured botanical prints, each with gallery label verso for Raymond O'Shea Gallery, Belgravia, London, 22 x 14.5cm, both framed and glazed

Lot 78

Two stoneware lidded jars and a flagon. The jars of cylindrical form and marked 'Bread', H29cm, the saltglazed flagon marked 'The Botanical Beverage Supply Co. Ltd', H27.5cm

Lot 51

A "Bird's Custard Powder" black and white advertising poster, framed, together with two botanical prints, two  ink wash fashion plate drawings and a print of the "Desiderata" (6)

Lot 1058

A collection of Botanical related pictures to include prints by Louis Wilson, watercolour and a framed oil etc.

Lot 83

A COALPORT PORCELAIN OVAL BOTANICAL PLATE CIRCA 1820 Impressed '6' verso, gilt dentil rim, 26.5cm in length; AND FOUR PLATES ENSUITE, each 21.5cm diameter; titled verso   Condition Report: Cyclamen with star crack, strawberry with rubbed rims. Some wear generally consistent with age and use. Will need cleaning. Please see additional images available from the Dept. upon request.Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 578

A quantity of botanical and ornithological prints to include wild orchids, magnolia, hummingbirds, plovers; some framed; to include a set of six prints of Toucans

Lot 14

* ELSPETH HARRIGAN (SCOTTISH 1938 - 1999), PURPLE TULIPS watercolour on paper, signed, titled versomounted, framed and under glassimage size 39cm x 58cm, oerall size 63cm x 80cmLabel verso: C. R. M. F. Art Exhibition.Artist's label verso.Note: Elspeth Harrigan was a highly respected botanical artist who graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1960. Her numerous awards included Scottish Lady Artist Royal Horticultural Society Silver Medal in 1985 and 1988. Her was married to the artist James Harrigan and her daughter is Claire Harrigan RSW.

Lot 220

Thirteen bottles of quality artisan gin, various distilleries and botanical mixes including 70cl Malfy 'Blood Orange'. Malfy 'Lemon Gin', Wolfrest, Bertagnolli 'Raspberry', Nimium, Saaremaa, Puerto De Indias, Botanix 'roseblossom', Explorer, Hero Gin and Dibaldo 'Nostradamus'. (13)

Lot 411

MARIA HOLZGINGER: 5 botanical watercolour prints, tipped in to card, signed by artist to each in graphite.

Lot 222

MEXICO/SPAIN/BOTANICAL INTEREST: HISTOIRE GENERALE DES VOIAGES, Vol 48, 1754. Period mottled calf bindings with engraved plates. The 'general History of Voyages' by abbe Prevost is one of the largest and most impressive collections of stories of expeditions and world exploration printed in Europe during the 18th century

Lot 316

19thC Chinese covered ginger jar with botanical decoration and four character mark to base, height 13cm

Lot 319

D Weeraat, 4 still life botanical studies, water and pencil, all framed

Lot 458

A group of contemporary pictures and prints, gilt-framed oil of a windmill in a harbour, botanical prints, etc.

Lot 607

A COLLECTION OF PICTURES AND PRINTS ETC, to include a composite Aztec Mayan calendar approximate diameter 46cm, two Navajo sand pictures, a watercolour depicting a Wild Strawberry plant signed Carol L. Paton, a smaller watercolour by the same hand depicting a rose, an unsigned modern oil on canvas depicting a landscape, approximate size 50cm x 75cm, botanical prints, modern Thai paintings on fabric etc

Lot 12

A set of Wedgwood Imperial porcelain serving dishes decorated with botanical fruits, within a fitted wooden tray, L.34 W.27cm.

Lot 393

A stoneware Gargoulette water bottle; three Portabello type vases; and a stoneware bottle for A. Arden Botanical Brewer, Whitton Ipswich

Lot 77

E J LOWE, Grasses, a set of nine botanical prints, circa 1858, 30cm x 23cm each.

Lot 358

Rory McEwan (1932 - 1982), botanical study of a pink rose in full flower and bud, watercolour on card, signed in pencil to lower right and dated 1981, 25.5cm x 20cm, framed and glazed CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer.  We do not take cash or card payments.

Lot 360

A botanical study of rosehips, watercolour, and another of a pomegranate fruit, unsigned, 13cm x 22cm and 13cm x 23cm, housed in matching gilt frames, and a still life of pink roses in a basket, watercolour, 15cm x 20cm (3 items) CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer.  We do not take cash or card payments.

Lot 357

Rory McEwan (1932 - 1982), botanical study of a pink rose in full flower, watercolour on card, signed in pencil to lower left and dated 1981, 29cm x 20cm, framed and glazed CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT* Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  Our preferred method of payment is by bank transfer.  We do not take cash or card payments.

Lot 564

A boxed Agelio Batle botanical graphite sculpture. 8 cm long

Lot 1560

A large Victoria blue and white Meat Plate, similar Cheese Dish, pair of "Botanical Beauties" bowls and a blue and white Condiment set on wooden base.

Lot 1462

Stamps; World 'Thermatic' Stamps in packets, topics include painting, religion, art, botanical, plants, flowers, sport, olympics, marine life, fish, presidents, statesmen, politicians.

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