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AFTER G BROOKSHAW A set of three botanical prints, AFTER S & N BUCK "The city of London", a black and white reproduction engraving, a framed "Cow Girl and Cow Boy" t-shirt with embroidered decoration, and a quantity of miscellaneous pictures and prints

S WENTWORTH (20TH CENTURY) "Birthday Bouquet", pastel, signed lower right, and five various botanical prints

20TH CENTURY FRENCH SCHOOL A set of five botanical studies, hand coloured prints, titled and indistinctly signed in the margin

A set of four botanical prints

Oates (Frank) Matabele Land and the Victoria Falls: A Naturalist`s Wanderings in the Interior of South Africa edited by C.G.Oates second edition half-title mounted engraved portrait 6 chromolithographed plates 14 lithographed natural history plates all but one hand-coloured 4 folding engraved maps with partial hand-colouring plain plates and illustrations 8pp. advertisements at end some marginal staining to final map hinges weak original pictorial cloth gilt small ink stain to top corner of upper cover rubbed at extremities still a very good copy [Wood p.497] 8vo 1889. *** This second edition contains additional material particularly on birds by R.Bowdler Sharpe; with 2 plates of birds (by Keulemans) 2 of snakes 5 of insects and 5 botanical.

(Dr. Robert) Group of 4 plates for The Temple of Flora 4to edition comprising Agave or American Aloe; The Blue Egyptian Water Lily; The Blue Passion Flower; The Persian Cyclamen aquatints part-printed in colours and finished by hand sheet size each c.370 x 290mm. pale even browning passion flower with minor marginal spotting and surface dirt 1812; with 2 original hand-coloured botanical lithographs for Mrs Loudon (6) (Dr. Robert) Group of 4 plates for The Temple of Flora 4to edition comprising Agave or American Aloe; The Blue Egyptian Water Lily; The Blue Passion Flower; The Persian Cyclamen aquatints part-printed in colours and finished by hand sheet size each c.370 x 290mm. pale even browning passion flower with minor marginal spotting and surface dirt 1812; with 2 original hand-coloured botanical lithographs for Mrs Loudon (6)

Botany. WITHERING (W) An Arrangement of British Plants, 6th edition in 4 vols, 1818, 8vo (bindings rubbed); STEBLER and SCHROTER, The Best Forage Plants, London 1889, coloured plates, cloth backed boards; RATTRAY (J) Folding Botanical Chart, in 2 sections, circa 1850, cloth binding; CULPEPER (N) Complete Herbal, new edition London 1848, 4to, coloured plates (somewhat soiled and worn) (7)

A pair of coloured botanical prints in the oval tog. with a group of topographical prints after Turner etc

A late Victorian mahogany specimen cabinet, containing an exceptional collection of biological microscope slides, the moulded pediment surmounted with a brass carry handle, above a glazed door revealing twenty nine drawers, on a plinth base detailed `R&J Beck, 31 Cornhill London`, height approx 50cm, each drawer containing at least 36 microscope specimen slides, including human and animal embryo samples, insects and spiders, the majority applied with inscribed paper labels including `W. Watson & Sons`, `Thomas Groves`, `E. Wheeler` and `Smith Beck & Beck`, together with a collection of approximately 280 other similar biological and botanical slides, a purchaser invoice from W. Watson & Sons and a memorandum from Ernest Hinton, both dated 1890, and a later specimen cabinet.

A collection of botanical sample microscope slides, approximately 130, the majority with applied `Glasgow University Botany` labels, contained within two cases, together with a Stein Self-Illuminating microscope, within a pine case.

A Royal Crown Derby `Old Imari` pattern dessert plate, a Royal Doulton `Gold Concord` pattern part coffee service, a small collection of Royal Worcester `Evesham` pattern dinner wares, an Allertons Ltd `Old English` pattern part tea service, a set of twelve RHS Botanical plates, and a collection of decorative ceramics.

An Album of 19th century botanical watercolours, and vases, 3/4 leather bound, some wear

E. R., nine botanical studies, watercolour, one signed with initials, 29cm x 21cm to 19.5cm x 14cm (9)

Andrew Brown, "Dahlia Merchii", botanical watercolour, initialled and inscribed.

Continental School, late 18th century- "Virginian Perennial Draeocephalon", botanical study; watercolour, signed with monogram CM and dated 1783, 17.3x16.8cm: together with 30 other botanical watercolour studies by the same and similar hands, all framed, not matching, some missing glazing, various sizes, (31)

Bibliography.- The Magnificent Botanical Library of the Siftung Fur Botanik… Collected by the Late Arpad Plesch, 3 vol., price lists loosely inserted, original printed boards, slightly soiled, 1975 ? Lowe (Robert W.), James Fullarton Arnott & John William Robinson. English Theatrical Literature 1559-1900: A Bibliography, dust-jacket browned and with creases and small tears to edges, 1970 ? Coster (Lourens Janszoon) & Linde (Dr. A. van der) The Haarlem Legend of the Invention of Printing, original buckram, slightly soiled, 1871; and 20 others, Bibliography, 8vo & 4to (25). (25)

Pottery porcelain and glass including three Spode botanical cabinet plates.

A G.B. QU E II Stamp Collection in various albums; and 1st Day Covers, Max Cards and Presentation Packs, including `Tenth International Botanical Congress` and` 20th International Geographical Congress` ; together with a selection of Mint G.B. Qu E II definitives ,including Castles; and mid 1960`s material.

Patricia Butt: watercolours, fruit vendor, another watercolour, lady picking flowers, three botanical studies and other prints, various

The Reves collection, a set of four coloured botanical prints, framed & glazed. (4).

Embroided botanical panel, framed & glazed.

A GROUP OF THREE GERMAN BOTANICAL POSTERS printed by E. Hochdanz Stuttgart from A. Peter, Botanische Wandtafeln plates, 26-38-31, 28" x 36".

A gold Manchester Royal Botanical and Horticultural Society medal awarded March 1888 (tested to 22 ct) diameter 33 mm approx. weight 18.8 gms

An assortment of Peno botanical prints etc.

A companion set of framed Botanical prints, 28 x 23cm (4)

Chinese School Pair of watercolours on rice paper circa. 1900, botanical studies, 11" x 7", framed.

A Martin Brothers stoneware Botanical vase, ovoid with everted rim, incised and painted with hummingbirds flying and hovering by slipper orchids, in blue ochre and green on a brown ground incised 12-1895 Martin Bros, London & Southall 22cm. high

A 19th Century Staffordshire part Dessert Service painted flowers with green border, and five other various botanical plates

Pair Early XIXth Century Derby Porcelain Named Botanical Plates

"One of the Family" - 2 identical modern coloured prints in gilt frames and an assortment of other framed and glazed coloured prints including 4 small Redoute floral studies, other botanical subjects etc (a lot, as viewed)

A set of four 19thC Brameld type pottery plates, each painted with botanical specimens within a floral moulded border, and a Brameld transfer printed plate.

A pair of modern botanical prints, copy, Victoria & Albert museum facsimiles, an oil on canvas signed N Spence, continental watercolour, pair of prints of clowns, needlework pictures etc.

An album of ten Chinese Canton export watercolour paintings on rice paper, mid-19th Century, each depicting a botanical study and various insects (some with faults).

Curtis (William) Flora Londinensis; or Plates and Descriptions of Such Plants As Grow Wild in the Environs of London 6 parts in 3 vol. second edition (using the Walpole criteria of the ornamental rules dividing the Latin and English descriptions) titles of vol.1 & 3 with engraved vignette (that in vol.3 duplicate of vol.1 title with number amended in ink) dedications to the Earl of Bute and John Coakley Lettsom list of subscribers preface 16pp. indices 4pp. `General Observations` and 6pp. `Catalogue of..plants...in the Environs of Settle` 435 hand-coloured engraved plates on 432 sheets by Sydenham Edwards Will Kilburn and J.Sowerby bound in systematic order a few heightened with gum arabic title of vol.1 torn across vignette (repaired also rear endpaper) light foxing and browning affecting some plates one plate in vol.3 lightly stained engraved bookplate of the Earl of Stradbroke on front pastedowns contemporary diced russia gilt rebacked with gilt spines a little rubbed edges of boards slightly nibbled by insects folio [Great Flower Books p.88; Nissen BBI 439] for the Author and B.White 1777-1798. *** A good set of Curtis`s exhaustive project to depict initially every plant species growing within ten miles of London and ideally to expand to cover all the flora & fauna of Britain. Despite additional funding from Lord Bute and the attempt to raise funds via his other major work The Botanical Magazine he was unfortunately forced to discontinue publication in 1798; Hooker published an enlarged extended edition between 1817 & 1828.

Curtis (William) The Botanical Magazine or Flower-Garden Displayed... vol.1-184 and Index bound in 167 vol. (vol.1-42 bound two to a vol.) 10 569 plates of which 9 684 are hand-coloured engravings or lithographs the remainder colour-printed 408 folding vol.154-184 with portrait frontispieces and original wrappers bound in some offsetting occasional spotting uniformly bound in half morocco spines gilt early vol. spines rubbed some a little marked [Nissen BBI 2350; Hunt 689] 8vo Stephen Couchman for W. Curtis 1793-1983; sold not subject to return *** “The first and most important botanical magazine made up of `figures` of plants and their descriptions. Provides a storehouse of exotics paralleling the indigenous plants similarly treated in Smith and Sowerby`s English Botany.” Hunt

[Hey (Rebecca)] The Spirit of the Woods first edition 26 hand-coloured engraved plates tissue guards contemporary half morocco gilt t.e.g. spine faded 1837 § Loddiges (Conrad) Botanical Cabinet Part LXVIII 10 hand-coloured engraved plates one folding original wrappers uncut 1822 § Florist Fruitist and Garden Miscellany (The) 11 hand-coloured zincograph plates only (of 12) a little stained cropped contemporary half calf label chipped 1860 § Farrer (Reginald) The English Rock-Garden 2 vol. original cloth 1919 § Miller (Wilhelm) The Charm of English Gardens later cloth n.d. plates and illustrations the first three rubbed and soiled; and 8 others botany v.s. (14)

Auguste Bouquet, French 1810-1846- "Noisetier Cornu", after Pierre Antoine Poiteau, publ by Langlois; hand-coloured stipple engraving, 31x24.5cm: together with eleven other similar hand-coloured stipple engravings of botanical subjects from the same or related suite, in matching silver gilt frames, 31x24.5cm., ea., (12)

A selection of mostly English botanical porcelain, comprising a Chamberlain’s Worcester quatrefoil dish painted with an Amaryllis, a Spode porcelain plate, pattern 2329, a pearlware quatrefoil dish painted with Convolvulus an English porcelain blue ground part-dessert service and other items, various dates, first half 19th Century

19th Century English eleven piece dessert service painted with botanical studies within blue and gilt borders

Pair of 19th Century Chinese framed botanical watercolours

Set of three watercolours, botanical studies, housed in a single frame

Early 19th Century watercolour, botanical study, gilt framed

Set of eight late 19th Century English porcelain dessert plates painted with birds and flowers within jewelled borders together with a pair of 19th Century dessert plates painted with botanical studies

Bridget Gillespie (1962-): Botanical study - `Paeonia Officinalis Rubra Plena`, watercolour signed titled and dated 2005, 35cm x 45cm

Bridget Gillespie (1962-): Botanical study - `Viola Convallaria Majalis`, watercolour signed titled and dated 2006, 34cm x 25cm

Bridget Gillespie (1962-): Botanical study - `Primula Veris (Cowslip) & Papaver`, pair watercolours signed titled and dated 2003/4, 35cm x 25cm (2)

Bridget Gillespie (1962-): Botanical study - `Viola x Wittrockiana (Pansy) & Dianthus Barbatus (Sweet William)`, pair watercolours signed titled and dated 2007/8, 34cm x25cm (2)

`Scavengers` wood cut by Elizabeth Hargrave signed and titled in pencil and a pair of botanical watercolour sketches monogrammed titled and dated 1914/15

Victorian Copeland jardiniere reserve panels painted with flowers and fruit; set of four Victorian botanical plates marked `The Huddersfield Club` retailed by Wm. Fairbairns

A 19th Century English porcelain dessert service, each painted with a botanical spray, comprising three tazzas and twelve cabinet plates

REVEREND JOHNS "Flowers of the field", published London 1908, one volume Punch`s Pocketbook 1858-61, a set of four botanical studies, watercolours, AFTER P G MATTHEWS "Portrait study of a gentleman", black and white dry point etching, signed and inscribed in pencil in the margin, a large 19th Century black and white photograph of a gentleman in regal dress by W & D Downey and a large quantity of miscellaneous 18th and 19th Century engravings and a folio of letters and receipts, etc

Crown Derby plate signed W.E.J. Dean, also another Crown Derby plate painted with a landscape, and one decorated with flora together with three Spode botanical plates. Defects damages and restorations have not been mentioned within the catalogue, for condition reports please email auctions@peterwilson.co.uk

A TURNER BLUE PRINTED EARTHENWARE VILLAGER PATTERN OBLONG DISH with gadrooned rim, 28cm w, printed royal arms and WARRANTED OPAQUE CHINA mark and a Wedgwood blue printed pearlware Botanical Flowers pattern saucer-dish, impressed marks, c1820 (2) ++Both in fine condition

SCRAP BOOKS. THREE VICTORIAN ALBUMS one containing many cartoons featuring W E Gladstone and, in particular, Irish Home Rule, many in contemporary colour mounted one to a page or folding, another filled with greetings cards, chromolitho scraps, illustrations from Punch, The Graphic or topographical illustrations from various books, the third filled with wood engraved illustrations from the Illustrated London News and other publications of royal events, the Crystal Palace and exhibits, the American Civil War, fashion, botanical subjects etc, folio, original cloth backed boards worn (3)

F Sansom after Sydney Edwards, a set of fourteen hand coloured botanical prints, each within ebonised frames with gilt star motifs, 22.5 x 12.5 cm (9 x 5in) (10)

Four Portmeirion vases including Botanical Garden pattern.

KATHY PICKLES (BRITISH, 20th CENTURY), HELLEBORE, A WATERCOLOUR, signed in pencil and dated `95, framed. 29.5cm by 23cm, Note: Pickles is a London born but Orkney based botanical painter who has exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Society and elsewhere.

A Set of 3 Coloured Botanical Prints in gilt frames, 28cm x 21cm, also 2 smaller similar prints (5)

An unsigned gouache and watercolour heightened with white Botanical study with a butterfly, framed and glazed and with linen mount, measuring 6 by 4 inches.

MARIE LOW a pair of botanical chromolithographs; "Flowering Shrubs" and "Rock Garden Plants", both mounted and framed,