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A cased HM silver gardening medal having botanical decoration, marks worn

Three botanical and lepidopteral Chinese Plates, Jiaqing (1760-1820), each brilliantly enamelled with flowers and butterflies, slight wear, 25cm (3)

GB: 1963-4 SELECTION OF COMMEM. PHOSPHORS IN .MINT BLOCKS, COMPRISING F.R.B. 6D (11), RED CROSS 1/6 (7), GEOG. 4D (5), 8D(11), 1/6 (11), BOTANICAL (9 SETS), ODD FAULT BUT MAINLY FINE (82 APPROX)

Six Worcester botanical decorated plates Diameter 21cm

A quantity of Portmeirion `Botanical garden` incl. 5 Dinner Plates, 4 side plates

A pair of Botanical prints with marbled mounts

Curtis (William). The Botanical Magazine; Or, Flower-Garden Displayed, vols. 1 & 2 in one, 1788-90, 72 hand-coloured engraved plates, lacking vol. 1 index leaf, a few light spots, bookplates, a.e.g., contemporary red morocco, rubbed, 8vo (1)

Phillips (Henry). History of Cultivated Vegetables; Comprising their Botanical, Medicinal, Edible, and Chemical Qualities; Natural History; and Relation to Art, Science and Commerce, 2 vols., 2nd ed., 1822, bound without half titles, one or two spots, bookplates, contemporary half calf, a little rubbed and scuffed, 8vo (2)

*Botanical engravings. A mixed collection of approx. 320 lithographs and engravings, mostly 19th century, including prints of flowers, fruits, ferns and succulents, with examples by Cassells, Bessa, Loddiges, Pratt and Riocreux, various sizes and condition (approx.320)

*Botany. A group of fourteen original drawings of botanical specimens, 18th/19th century, watercolour, many with ink captions, some heightened with gum arabic, size typically 42 x 27 cm, a few stuck down at the corners onto old paper (14)

*Botany. A collection of 33 good quality original prints of botanical specimens from some of the premier botanical books of the peiod, 18th/early 19th century, many hand coloured, including engravings, etchings and lithographs from Duhamel du Monceau’s ‘Traite des Arbes et Arbustes’, Wallich’s ‘Plantae Asiaticae’, Bonelli’s ‘Hortus Romanus’, Trew’s ‘Plantae Selectae’, Thornton’s ‘Temple of Flora’, Miller’s ‘Figures of the most Beautiful, Useful and Uncommon Plants’, etc., all folio format (approx. 33)

A George III oval silkwork floral picture, 10.25 x 8.5in (26 x 21.5cm) in a verre eglomise mount and giltwood frame, together with a pair of George III botanical silkwork pictures similarly framed and glazed and another floral silkwork picture. (4) Old splits and staining. Provenance: the pair of pictures bought from Witney Antiques, Witney, Oxfordshire in 1997.

A mid 19th century Staffordshire porcelain botanical part desert service, comprising four comports and six plates (10)

A quantity of bird, botanical and animal prints, and a quantity of decorative pictures (2 boxes)

A set of six framed hand coloured botanical prints, each 6 x 8 cm.

Giorgio Bonelli A group of 14 botanical plates from Hortus Romanus Secundum Systema hand-coloured engravings each c.350 x 230mm. some with visible string lines surface dirt occasional spotting Rome c.1778 (14)

A mixed group of botanical prints reproductions after Redouté Ehret and with other facsimiles colour prints v.s. 20th century (qty.)

Botanical studies a large mixed group by various hands lithographs chromolithographs engravings aquatints mostly coloured v. s. 105 x 60mm. to 260 x 350mm. slight browning spotting and damp staining and other minor marginal defects c.18th and early 20th century (c.225).

Botanical studies a large mixed group by various hands engravings and lithographs most coloured v. s. 360 x 230mm. to 460 x 380mm. slight browning spotting and worm-holing and other minor marginal defects c.18th to early 20th century (c.105).

Botanical studies studies of various vegetables by numerous hands engravings and lithographs mostly hand-coloured v. s. 170 x 110mm. to 300 x 190mm. slight browning spotting and damp-staining and other minor marginal defects c.18th and 19th century (c.15).

Botanical Watercolours including tulips fuschias poppies and others by a variety of competent amateur hands watercolours v. s. 150 x 130mm. to 430 x 320mm. some mounted 19th and early 20th century (c.28).

AN 18TH CENTURY BLUE AND WHITE WORCESTER MUG painted with botanical sprays in blue under glaze. Good condition. 5ins high.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY WORCESTER FLIGHT BARR AND BARR BOTANICAL PLATE painted under a gilded crimson border with a floral spray. Good condition. 9ins diameter.

A SET OF NINE 18TH CENTURY COLOURED BOTANICAL PRINTS. Unframed.

Benjamin Fawcett 1808-1893- Four Ducks; hand-coloured wood engravings, four, in a shared mount, 11x18.9cm., ea: H Church, British School, 20th century- River landscape with figures resting on the banks; oil on board, signed, 38.4x51.5cm: English Provincial School, early 20th century- Lady walking down a country lane by a cottage; watercolour, signed with monogram and dated 08, 14.5x21.7cm: English School, 19th/20th century- Dog grooming; chromolithograph, in a 19th century maple veneered frame, 36.4x34.2cm: together with four 19th century chromolithographs of botanical subjects, all mounted in matching late 20th century maple veneered frames, (a/f) 29.2x23.8cm., ea., (8)

An Edwardian silver stamp box with three compartments, Chester 1905, to/w an engraved two-ended vesta case by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1899, a similar vesta case, Birmingham 1904, two Indian teaspoons and a botanical silver medal presented by the Ichthemic Guano Co. of Ipswich (6)

A SET OF THREE ENGLISH PORCELAIN BOTANICAL TEACUPS AND SAUCERS WITH GILT RIM AND A SIMILAR DESSERT PLATE WITH PALE GREY AND GILT GROUND EARLY 19TH C

Virgil. The Georgicks edited and translated by John Martyn list of subscribers 13 engraved plates and maps (8 hand-coloured and 5 botanical colour-printed stipple engravings) foxed contemporary calf rebacked and recornered new endpapers 4to for the editor by Richard Reily 1741.

Twenty gold plated Botanical Teaspoons

Sibly (E.) A Key to Physic and the Occult Sciences .., nd., frontis, 9 (of 12) plates [bound with] Appendix to Culpeper`s British Herbal, no title, 16 botanical plates, diced calf (worn, board detached)

Approximately six hundred cigarette cards comprising an album of Wills botanical and leaves of ornithological cards by Ogdens, Players and Wills

English porcelain botanical plate, probably Derby, late 18th century, inscribed, -"Shrubby Chironer".

A Derby plate painted with pink roses by William Billingsley, reserved on a green ground, 24.5cm diameter, puce script marks, pattern no. 185, circa 1790; A Derby botanical yellow-ground quatrefoil dish, painted with a Persian Cyclamen, 24.5cm wide, blue title and script mark, pattern no. 216, circa 1790; and three other items of English porcelain. See John Twitchett, Derby Porcelain, (1980), plate 212 for examples of pattern no. 185.

A SET OF TEN HAND COLOURED BOTANICAL PRINTS each with Latin description in green painted frames, 25" x 18" overall (see part illustration).

NINETEENTH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN BOTANICAL DESSERT SERVICE, 18 pieces, comprising six comports and twelve plates, with varied botanical studies within a blue and gilt border

Four Gilt Framed Signed Botanical Prints

AFTER MABEL ALINGTON ROYDS (1874-1941) "Water carriers", "Street musician", "Boat builders", signed in pencil, coloured woodcut prints, a set of three and two similar botanical and vine prints (5)

Two 19th century botanical watercolours.

A set of six Victorian Minton porcelain plates, painted with botanical subjects within a turquoise and gilded ground, 9ins

St. John (Spencer) Life in the Forests of The Far or Travels in Northern Borneo 2 vol. second edition tinted lithographed frontispieces and 10 plates 4 hand-coloured lithographed botanical plates 3 folding maps contemporary dark blue half calf gilt 8vo 1863.

Phillips (Henry) Pomarium Britannicum... 3 hand-coloured plates bookplate of the Earl of Jersey Middleton Park contemporary half calf backstrip detached 1820 § Phelps (Rev. William) Calendarium Botanicum or a Botanical Calendar 5 engraved plates advertisement leaf at end browned contemporary straight-grained morocco gilt stained 1810 § Smith (J.E.) The English Flora 4 vol. original boards uncut some spines defective 1824-28 all a little foxed and/or browned rubbed or worn; and vol.1 only of Jardine`s Gallinaceous Birds 8vo et infra (7)(7)

Scrap Album.- Victorian Lady`s Scrap Album manuscript verse a few cut signatures (including Queen Victoria) engravings and some original watercolours (botanical and one of a moonlit scene on pith paper) and pencil drawings mounted or neatly presented in blind- and gilt-stamped blue morocco album g.e. fine condition 4to [c.1860]. *** Inscription at beginning reads “Annie Smith From a Friend 1856.”

A wooden microscope slide box containing 36 assorted slides, makers include Clarke & Page, HWH Darlaston and Flatters & Garnet Ltd, predominantly insect and botanical preparations.

A wooden microscope slide box containing approximately 81 "Cole Deum Prize Medal, Paris 1867" slides, various preparations including botanical, human and animal, also six other slides (Illustrated).

Coalport vase with painted botanical design on 4 sides, 3.75".

Various botanical prints

Two Chelsea `Hans Sloane` type dishes, one silver-shaped, the other oval with scalloped edges, each painted with a large botanical specimen, brown anchor marks, c.1760, some damages, 22cm max. (2)

* Four Meissen cups and saucers, one painted in monochrome with figures in landscapes within elaborate cartouches, one in purpurmalerei with courting couples, one with figures at work, the other with botanical flower specimens, blue crossed swords marks, 18th century, some damages, 15cm max. (8) Provenance: from a distinguished private European collection.

A set of four modern Limoges "Botanical" plates, a costume jewellery necklace with pair of matching earrings and a modern brass table lamp and similar brass hanging lamp

A pair of Indian carved hardwood tables, the octagonal tops with brass inlay raised on pierced folding stands, together with a large Oriental ceramic brush pot decorated with a tiger amongst bamboo and two Botanical Prints

AFTER PENA-a set of three head studies of African cats, various botanical prints, a Batik by Hillman and Cargo, a large acrylic and various other prints

A box of miscellaneous prints to include nine reproduction Chinese prints, six botanical prints, and various others

An 18th century style giltwood foliate carved picture frame, and a botanical print

Eight various boxes of books on various subjects to include Botanical, Medical, Entomology, Pigeons, Art, etc. plus two cases of records

Dapper (Olfert) Naukeurige Beschryving van Asie 2 parts in 1 vol. first edition additional engraved title and 15 double-page or folding plates and maps without the botanical plate at p.78 in part 2 (not called for in the list of plates but mentioned by Atabey) many half-page illustrations small tear in F3 part 2 general title (printed in red and black) foxed occasional other browning but generally clean and crisp contemporary blind-stamped vellum slightly bowed and joints just starting to crack later red morocco spine label preserved in box with red morocco label [Atabey 322; this edition not in Blackmer] folio Amsterdam Jakob van Meurs 1680.

Singapore.- G.R.Lambert & Co. An album including a good group of 11 subjects entitled Singapore Fruits (two numbered 102 and 104) H H the Sultan of Selangor (471 illustrated) Campong Callang (90) Europier? (illegible numbered 97) Botanical Garden (50) Traveller`s Tree (109) Boat-Quai (222) Sago Palms (113) Tanjong Katong (377) and A look in the Jungle (491) silver gelatin prints each c.27 x 21.5 cm. or the reverse the photographer`s blindstamp at bottom right corner titled and numbered in the negative unmounted corners inserted in slots of album leaves a few minor tears and creases but generally in very good condition 1880s-1890s with a group of 42 hand-coloured albumen prints of Japan contemporary limp covers oblong 4to c.1885-1895

Curtis (William, and others). The Botanical Magazine, or, Flower-Garden Displayed [continued as Curtis’s Botanical Magazine... ], vols. 1-74, 1790-1848, a near complete run lacking only vol. 71 (plates 4132-4202), a total of approx. 4300 hand-col. plates including some folding, lib. blind stamp to upper corner of every plate within the plate impression and some blind stamps to text leaves, some spotting and occ. offsetting, scattered light and occasionally heavier browning, lib. labels to pastedowns, together with General Indexes to the Plants contained in the first Fifty-Three Volumes (or old series complete) of The Botanical Magazine, by Samuel Curtis, 1828, eng. port. frontis., some damp staining and browning at front, ex-lib. with label to front pastedown and several blind stamps to upper outer corners of text leaves and frontis., near-uniform contemp. quarter or half calf gilt over marbled boards, vols. 1-42 bound in 21 vols., worn with some leather loss and many covers detached, 8vo (53)

An Arthur Rackham book illustration, six botanical prints of butterflies, a map of Essex and three further prints

A portfolio of school prints to include bird and botanical interest.

After Philip Reinagle Three botanical coloured prints, including `The Oblique leaved Begonia`, together with four further botanical prints (7) Largest 51 x 41cm