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Floyer (Ernest Ayscoghe). Unexplored Baluchistan. A Survey, with Observations Astronomical, Geographical, Botanical, etc., of a Route through Mekran, Bashkurd, Persia, Kurdistan, and Turkey, 1st ed., 1882, half-title present, mounted photo. port. frontis., four tinted litho. plts., several wood engs. and a folding map at rear, all correct as list, orig. dec. cloth gilt, soiled, rear hinge split and worn at extrems., 8vo (1)

Curtis (William). Botanical Magazine, or Flower-Garden Displayed: In which the Most Ornamental Foreign Plants... Are Accurately Represented in Their Natural Colours, vols. 50 & 51, 1823-24, 166 hand col. plts. (complete), contemp. half-calf, sl. scuffed and cracked to joints, rubbed to spine, 8vo (2)

Botanical engravings. Including approx. fifty folio size hand coloured engravings, c.1800, some engraved by F. Kirchner, together with approx. sixty 8vo size botanical chromos. (approx. 110)

Botanical engravings, 18th/19th century, including approx. 130 hand coloured engravings by Curtis, approx. 140 chromos. by Van Houtteano, approx. 50 hand coloured lithos. after Emmons et al, approx. 60 hand coloured engravings after Henry Andrews, plus a small collection of colour prints from Maitre de l'Affiche & Les Affiches Illustrees (approx. 450)

A group of porcelain botanical and still life plates, early 19th Century and later, including a Coalport plate painted with mixed flowers, oval dessert dish painted with a carnation and a tulip, and a Royal Worcester plate painted fruit by R Sebright (5).

A Spode porcelain botanical part tea service, early 19th Century, London shape, decorated floral sprays within a floral imari border, painted mark, pattern no 2789, comprising; tea pot and stand, slop bowl, cream jug and nine cups.

A Chamberlain's Worcester porcelain botanical part dessert service, early 19th Century, decorated various flowers against a green border and gilt rim, printed mark, comprising; twin handle dish, three single handle dishes and four plates.

Margaret Ann Eden- 'Camellias'; watercolour, signed and dated '93, 37x55cm: together with two other botanical studies in watercolour by the same hand, both signed and dated '90, 63x48 and 67x48.5cm., (3)

G. & W.B. Whittaker, publ. Feb. 1824- 'The Coola or Koala'; hand-coloured engraving, 20x12.8cm: J. Mansard- 'Le Savacou'; hand-coloured engraving: together with three other 19th century prints and five reproduction botanical prints by and after different hands, various sizes, (10)

The London Printing and Publishing Company Limited, publ.- 'The Relief of Lucknow by General Havelock'; engraving, 18.5x26.3cm: together with nine other engravings from the same por similar suite depicting scenes from The Indian Mutiny, and a further quantity of chromolithographs of botanical and ornithological subjects, various suzes, (a lot), (unframed)

A brass botanical field microscope a reproduction brass level, a postal scale and a GWR ceramic inulator.

39 PCE VICTORIAN TEAWARE WITH ATTRACTIVE ORANGE GREEN AND BLUE BOTANICAL DESIGN FINSIHED WITH GOLD RIM.

21 PCE WINDSOR YELLOW AND GREEN BOTANICAL DECORATED TEAWARE.

THORNURN, ARCHIBALD, (1860-1935). An interesting collection of sketches, comprising pencil or ink studies of game birds, wildfow; and other birds; two studies of wildvats; a small watercolour of sheep, signed with initials; two small vignettes of botanical studies, signed with initials; and a study of antlers; some with studies recto and verso, within an envelope bearing a typed label addressed to the artist at his home at Hascombe, near Godalming, December 1931 (50 leaves).

NEW NATURALIST SERIES. No. 14. Blunt, W. The Art of Botanical Illustration. Second Edition, 1951 -- No. 19. Summerhayes, V.S. wild Orcids of Britain. First Edition, 1951. 8vo., orig. cloth, d.ws. Illustrations, some coloured. With 2 other volumes (4).

ALBUM, mid 19th c., 4to., cont. blind tooled and gilt black roan (covers and backstrip detached). Containing attractive watercolours and drawings, including botanical subjscts, coloured engravings, some sporting subjects, other black and white engravings etc.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY OAK TABLE SCREW PRESS with a drawer to the base, together with an assortment of pressed botanical specimens, 13 1/2in. (34cm.) wide.

A Minton botanical plate

Regency Coalport ornate shaped twin handled botanical and butterfly dish, pattern No. 1647, 11_" width.

HUTCHINSON, John 'A Botanist in Southern Africa' Forward by J.C. SMUTS, London, 1946. Frontis port. in d/w. Tog.with TANSLEY,Sir A.G. 'The British Islands and their Vegetation' Cambridge, 1949, 2 vols. Plus a quantity of Collins 'The New Naturalist' in d/ws. Plus other Botanical interest.

A good English porcelain botanical dessert service, each piece well painted to the centre with a different specimen flower spray within a broad green border with gilt seaweed and stars divided by entwined salmon ribbons, edged in gilt, comprising eleven 9.5in plates, two shaped circular 10in dishes and four shaped rectangular dishes with pierced leaf handles, c.1850

Maxwell Ashby Armfield - 'Fritillaria'; pencil and watercolour, inscribed, 24x17cm: together with one other botanical study in pencil and watercolour by the same hand titled: 'Campanula and Centaury', 17.5x12.3cm., (2).

A folding botanical microscope circa 1800 the wooden case with printed label the microscope with brass post, stained bone stage and separately housed bone eye piece, 11.5cm.

Dresden Pierced Botanical Design Bowl.

A fine Spode botanical dessert service, painted with single or multiple specimen flowers within an apricot and gilt frame, the Japan patterned cobalt blue ground with four border panels beneath the lobed gilt rim, painted spode 3770 in iron red or black, c1820 (19)

A set of six early Victorian Coalport plates, each painted in botanical detail with cut flowers, the sky blue rims moulded with garlands of white flowers and gilt with C-shaped brackets, impressed 2 marks, 24cm diameter (one damaged) (6).

A salt glazed spirit flagon inscribed ''Robert Jagger, Botanical Brewer, Greenock'', seven ginger beer bottles inscribed for Dumfries and Carlisle, five cream pots and two inhalers. (15)

Nine Mintons Cabinet plates, one decorated by Dean with a border of sailing boats, one with central turquoise monogram within a border of jewelled turquoise swags, three others printed and painted with botanical studies, one decorated with red scrolling, one painted in blue and gilt with central vase motif, one decorated with a band of flora the sole painted in turquoise textured enamel, another decorated with gilt leaves on a blue ground, (some pieces with heavy crazing) (9)

A Derby botanical plate, painted with a blue flowering pea, pattern No.197, a campana vase painted with flowers on a blue ground, a London shape cup and saucer, A Barr Worcester and a New Hall coffee can and Spode chocolate cup and cover, late 18th and early 19th century, 26cm. Max. (8) Some faults.

A Pair of Copeland & Garrett Felspar Porcelain Botanical Dessert Plates, each of shaped circular form with scroll moulded edges, apple green borders and with central floral specimen "Salvia Involucrata" and "Erigernon Glabellus", each named on the reverse, printed mark in green, circa 1840, {23.5cm diameter}.

[TWAMLEY, Louisa Anne] - The Romance of Nature, circa 1835, 26 hand coloured plates, leaf of advertisements at rear, lacks title pages, etc., bindings distressed, together with a quantity of mixed botanical part sets, etc., mainly with coloured plates, distressed, etc.

CURTIS, William - The Botanical Magazine, edited by J. Curtis, 13 various volumes, early 19th century, all with hand coloured plates, bindings distressed, some titles missing, etc., contents unchecked, sold a/f.

Curtis (William), The Botanical Magazine, volumes 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9, illustrated hand coloured plates, London, the half green moroco bindings with marbled boards

A pair of Coalport botanical plates decorated with Witsemia mansa and Rose provincialis in under-glaze red. 9in. (23cm.)

A SILVER PRESENTATION GOBLET, Sheffield 1842, HE & Co., embossed with botanical subjects, 10oz troy, 17cm high.

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FOUR PANEL DRAUGHT SCREEN inset with botanical prints, 78" wide and 52" high.

AN ALBUM OF BOTANICAL STUDIES (Early 19th Century) including honeysuckle, convulvulus, roses, carnations, iris, crocus, tulips, passionflower and lily of the valley (23), also a similar study of two butterflies, each page 29cm x 23cm.

Carpenter and Westley, a collection of copper plate slider botanical subjects for magic lantern use (50) boxed.

A pair of Bloor Derby botanical plates, the 'Mallow' and 'Golden Ball' surrounded by insects within a green band, beading and pairs of gilt flowers, red printed marks, 26.5cm diameter (W) (2)

THE RESIDUE OF A CREAMWARE NAMED BOTANICAL SUPPER SET each piece painted with a bold floral specimen, comprising: four segment dishes, three covers and a central cover (a lot)

A Spode Botanical series dinner plate, printed in blue with a typical floral centre, diameter 25.1cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks, circa 1825-33.

A Wedgwood Botanical series meat dish, printed in blue with a typical specimen within the later uncommon wide convolvulus border, length 46.2cm, impressed mark, circa 1822-30

A Spode Botanical series soup plate (P903-2), diameter 25.1cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks

A Spode Botanical series meat dish (P903-5), length 51.8cm, printed and impressed upper-case marks

Belgian School, late 20th century- Tromp l'oeil composition titled: 'Derriere'; oil on canvas laid down on board, signed, dated '80 and inscribed, 49.8x40cm: together with a watercolour of a kingfisher, a botanical study and an acrylic by Duks, signed and dated 2000, various sizes, (4)

Girard- 'Lutteur', after David, publ. A Paris chez Jean, Rue St. Jean de Beauvais; crayon manner engraving, 62.5x44.5cm: De Marlean- Kneeling male nude, after Van Loo; crayon manner engraving in red: together with two other similar French prints after Old Masters etc., and a hand-coloured botanical print in a maple veneered frame, various sizes, (5)

M. C. Cowan- 'Anchorage, Sidmouth, Devon'; watercolour, 25.2x32cm: John Crofton- 'Ranger's House, Blackheath'; watercolour, signed and dated 1982: together with four watercolours by Sydney Everson of botanical, harbour scene, etc., and one other river landscape M.L. Lawrence, signed and dated 1918, various sizes, (7)

GWEN RAYNER Three botanical works.

English School 19th century- Botanical study; watercolour, 25.3x18. 5cm: together with six other similar watercolours of flowers and plants, and a further two pencil drawings of landscape and figure subjects, and a frame, various sizes, (10)

A Swansea pearlware botanical plate, finely painted in coloured enamels with 'Branching Toad-Flax', the indented border with gilt line rim, 18.5cm diameter (7.25"), impressed mark and titled in black verso (rim cracks)

Mid-19th century English porcelain botanical dessert service of 2 comports and 6 plates, gilt and cream border with impressed kite mark

Regency square turquoise and shell border botanical dessert plate; also Coalport blue ground rose decorated dessert plate.

A Daum Freres etched and enamelled glass vase of egg shape, decorated with violets, possibly after a botanical watercolour by Henri Berge, 9.5cm h, etched Daum Nancy, c1910

A Spode blue printed earthenware Botanical Series meat dish and drainer, dish 52cm w, impressed and printed spode and a size number, c1828

A set of four Craven Dunnill 'Seasons' tiles, each tile printed and painted with a diaphanous maiden within a landscape emblematic of the season and printed with the words 'spring', 'summer', 'autumn' and 'winter' respectively and two botanical tiles, one painted with holly and ears of wheat, the other with summer flowers, 6" x 6" (6)

A quantity of material, in William Morris style, early 20th century, woven in wool with various botanical specimens to include daffodils, cyclamen, violets etc against a blue ground comprising three separate pieces of approx sizes; 90" x 71", 71" x 23", 173" x 64", some with velvet trim, faded in places (3)

Set of four 19th Century French botanical Ribbon Plates each painted floral spray on buff ground within arcaded pierced borders, no 3065

A turned bone botanical field microscope constructed in three sections with end caps and drawstring bag initialled I.C., circa 1800, 11cm.

A set of six early 19th century botanical plates, possibly Coalport, each painted with the 690 pattern of different specimen flowers within four floral ovals on the gilt blue ground of the rims with four yellow parenthesis brackets at the edges, 21.5cm diameter (6)

A fine pair of Chamberlain's Worcester wine coolers, covers and liners, with richly gilded knops and gadrooned borders, the sides painted with botanical sprays titled 'Tulips', 'Flowering Rasberry', 'Moss Rose' and 'Superb Corn-Flag' the liners decorated inside and out with veined yellow marbling, script mark to the inside of one cover, c.1810-20, 33cm (6) One liner cracked.