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Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within ornate panel borders, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer printed and painted in the Arts and Crafts style with botanical studies, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Twelve 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer printed and painted in the Arts and Crafts style with botanical studies, various manufacturers, 6" square.

Eight 19th Century dust pressed tiles, transfer decorated with a central panel containing a botanical study within checkered panel borders, 6" square.

A late 19th Century Maw & Co dust pressed tile black line transfer printed with a botanical study to a central roundel with borders picked out in hand washed colours, together with two similar stylised floral pattern tiles, all 6" square.

A 19th Century Craven Dunnill & Co dust pressed tile sepia transfer decorated with a central botanical roundel within repeat borders hand colour washed, 6" square, together with two similar examples.

A set of five 20th Century Carter & Co dust pressed tiles each hand enamelled with a botanical study and associated title below over a cream glazed ground, various artists monograms, 6" square.

Attributed to Emily Stannard 1803-1885 exh 1875-1907- Botanical study; oil on paper, 9.7x20.7. Provenance: with Fry, Water-Colours and Drawings, London, according to label attached to the reverse

A mid 19th century Minton botanical dessert service each decorated with scalloped edge, turquoise and gilt ribbon painted and jewelled border, the well painted with a botanical specimen, comprising: a high comport; a medium comport; four low comports; and eighteen plates, impressed diamond registration mark and impressed horseshoe mark for 1853 (24)

Collins New Naturalist series, various titles including British Game, Art of Botanical Illustration, Sea Shore, Insect Natural History, Butterflies, Hedges, British Plant Life, all lacking dust wrappers (13)

Four coloured reproduction botanical floral study prints in heavy gilt frames

A good quality Victorian leather bound photograph album, each leaf decorated with charming vignettes by a variety of hands including ornithological, botanical, marine and other subjects, some signed and dated, in original box 24cm (9.5") wide

A set of six 19th Century hand-coloured botanical studies, in gilt frames

City of York bronze plaque, WW2 enamel sign, mirrors, botanical prints etc in one box

A pair of botanical coloured Prints in gilt frames and a pair of ornithological prints.

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY CHINESE PORCELAIN OCTAGONAL SIDE PLATES with famille rose botanical decoration 8 1/2" diameter (see illustration).

A PAIR OF REPRODUCTION COLOURED BOTANICAL PRINTS in decorative frames, 8 1/2" x 12".

A pair of bone china botanical plates, and a matching tazza, lavishly painted with colourful flowers, together with five dishes with similar decoration. The tazza cracked. All 19th century, 27cm. max. (8)

A Rockingham tea service, decorated in pattern number 1461 with a different botanical painting on each piece. Some damages. c.1838-42. Comprising: teapot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, large bowl, cake plate, thirteen plates, eleven teacups, ten coffee cups and nine saucers, printed marks to some pieces. (50) Cf. Alwyn and Angela Cox, Rockingham 1745-1842, p202.

An H & R Daniel botanical dessert service, each piece painted with a different floral specimen, titled in red to the base. Damages and restoration. c.1830-40. Comprising: a tazza, two sauce tureens, stands and covers, two square dishes, two oval dishes, four small stands, twelve plates. (27)

A Derby botanical plate, painted in pattern number 141 with Caparis Spinosa, the caper shrub, titled to the base, painted crowned crossed batons mark in blue, early 19th century, 21.8cm.

Two Derby botanical plates, one painted with Gloriosa within a yellow ground border, the other with Scarlet Azalea, both titled to the reverse, crowned 'D' and crossed batons marks, late 18th/early 19th century, 24.8cm. max. (2)

A good Derby botanical part dinner service, each piece finely painted in coloured enamels with floral botanical specimens within gilt borders, titled in blue enamel and with crowned crossed batons above 'D' and pattern number 197, c.1810, 36.5cm. max. Comprising: two oval tureens and covers, a large dish, eleven soup bowls and nine plates. (25) Cf. J. Twitchett, Derby Porcelain 1748-1848, colour plate 181 for a similar example.

A collection of botanical creamware, each piece painted with a flower specimen, some including insects, most titled in iron red. Damages. Late 18th century. Comprising: two sauce tureens (one with a cover), two semi-circular dishes, four oval dishes and nine plates. (18)

A Chelsea silver-shaped botanical dish, painted with a floral specimen in polychrome enamels, red anchor mark. Cracked and riveted. c.1755-60, 20.6cm.

A pair of Chelsea strawberry-moulded sauceboats, the interiors with botanical specimens, flowers and insects, the handles formed as stalks, red anchor marks. Both damaged and repaired. c.1754-56, 17cm. (2)

A 19th century jug transfer printed with flowers and marked "Edward Jones 1841" in gilt lettering, height 23cm, a smaller Davenport jug with botanical decoration, height 18cm and another similar painted with flowers, height 17cm also a Sunderland lustre jug, height 17cm, hand painted loving cup commemorating the birth of Frances Topping, March 4th 1822 and one other item (6)

RICHARD DIGHTON 'A London Nuisance', plates 1-6, uncoloured, 11" x 9" (unframed); four small coloured engravings and two botanical watercolours, signed with initials J R J, one inscribed 'From a Cottage Garden at Loington' and dated 1831 (unframed).

A BOX OF PRINTS AND ENGRAVINGS to include views in Oxford, a print after Holbein, botanical prints, Charles Bartlett etching etc and a few watercolours.

A group of nine prints including a pair of reproduction Lionel Edwards hunting prints, 'Breaking Cover' after Henry Alken, and six reproduction botanical prints after Redoute.(9)

A quantity of ceramics including a 'Willow' pattern meat platter, Copeland & Garrett sauce tureen and cover decorated in a botanical pattern and an Adams Chinese pattern tea caddy.

A quantity of ceramics including a Spode blue and white botanical meat platter, Copeland Spode plates decorated in the 'Coronel' pattern, 'Livonia' biscuit barrel, and two porcelain plates, early 19th Century, decorated with botanical subjects.

Lanta Spurrier c1910-c1980- "Elecampane"; oil on canvas, signed, bears inscribed label attached to the reverse, 76x50.7cm: together with one other botanical study in oils on board by the same hand, titled "Onopordon", signed, 121x43cm., (2). Note: Lanta Spurrier studied art in London and ran classes in her Chelsea studio while working as a freelance commercial artist. Had a long association with Fisons, contributing to the annual show of flower painting at their premises in Wigmore Street, London. Lived at Leigh near Reigate from the late 1930's. (see Guildford Borough Council collection)

Attributed to Maxwell Ashby Armfield RWS 1882-1972- Botanical study, pencil and gouache on tissue thin buff paper, inscribed 'Berkeley', numbered 1.33 and dated May 10 19, 18.7x14.5cm

Percy Horton 1897-1970, exh 1927-1940- Portrait of a man, head and shoulders, black and coloured crayon, signed and dated 58, 28x23cm: together with two other similar coloured crayon studies of the same sitter by the same hand: European School mid-late 20th century- Botanical study of flowers, watercolour and one further study depicting a tree, black crayon, indistinctly signed, (5)

British School early-mid 20th century- "Pink China, Red China..."; pencil and watercolour, 22x28cm: together with five other 20th century watercolour and reproduction botanical studies by and after various hands, (6)

Manner of Thomas Churchyard 1798-1865- Flower study; watercolour, bears label verso for Fry galleries, London, 12x15cm: together with two other 19/20th century botanical studies after different hands, (3)

ALFRED HUGH FISHER "The Botanical Gardens, Singapore", a study with exotic plants, oil on canvas board, signed, 25 x 35.5 cm, "Victoria Regia in Garden of Seah Liange Seah, Bendemcer, Singapore Island", a study of water lilies with figure on far bank, oil on canvas board, signed, 25 x 35.5 cm and "Malay Girls (at school)", a study of two young girls, full length, oil on canvas board, signed, 35.5 x 25 cm

Four framed botanical prints (4)

AFTER J SOWERBY. Matricaria Chamomilla. Plate No 331 14 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches. and a large quantity of other decorative botanical prints

William Rainey, The Eavesdropper, en grisaille, initialled, a pair of botanical studies, framed as one, and two other watercolour drawings (4)

20th century English artist working in Kenya, possibly Roy Price, A portfolio of botanical studies, pencil and watercolour, most inscribed with the subjects and names of places in Kenya, 20 sheets, some drawn on both sides, the largest 38 x 28 cm (15 x 11 in)

*** Loos (German, early 20th century), A sheet of six botanical studies, gouache on buff paper, signed lower right, numbered 40 and inscribed in German on mount, 22 x 29 cm (8 1/2 x 11 1/2 in), unframed, together with a study of convulvulus, probably by the same hand (2)

A Meissen figure of a gentleman standing beside a scroll capitol and gnarled tree holding a basket of flowers (repaired), blue crossed swords mark, 52cm high, Meissen plate, three Wedgwood botanical plates, Mason's plate and Doulton butter dish (7)

A SET OF TEN 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH WATERCOLOURS - botanical specimens, one signed with initials A L R and dated 1839, some titled, 7" x 8 3/4", well mounted and framed, 15" x 13 1/2" overall

Three botanical colour prints, Amarylis, Magnolia and Lily, 52 x 35.5cm (20.5 x 14in) approx. (3)

Six 19th century hand-coloured botanical engravings, various dates, each approximately 22 x 13cm (8.75 x 5.25in) in brass frames (6).

A Copeland and Garrett Feldspar Porcelain Blue Botanical Part Dessert Service, comprising two serving dishes and four plates, decorated floral sprays (some a.f.) (6)