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Stammbücher - - Album mit 27 Original-Zeichnungen. Frankreich, um 1840. Verschiedene Techniken: u.a. Graphit, Feder und Aquarelle. Meist kaschiert, einige wenige auf die Albumseiten gezeichnet. Quer-4°. Ldr. d. Zt. mit silbergepr. DTitel sowie zahlr. silber- und blindgeprägten Rocaille-Verzierungen und gestaffelten Fileten. Innenkantenbordüren, dreis. Goldschnitt, Vorsätze aus Moiré-Papier (etwas berieben, leicht bestoßen). Mit hs. Einträgen u.a. von Joseph Bard, Frédérique Jacquard, Jules Pautet, Jh. Ferasse, Louis Moissenet. Die prachtvollen Zeichnungen meist unsigniert. Eine Szene von Théophile Kwiatkowsky (Teofil Kwiatkowski), signiert sowie datiert und lokalisiert: Baume 1848. Die Blätter zeigen neben farbprächtigen botanischen und ornithologischen Darstellungen u.a. Landschaftsansichten in den Bergen und an der Küste und Genreszenen. Einige sind auf Luxuspapier mit reicher blindgeprägter Bordüre gezeichnet. - Teils minimal atelierspurig und zart gebräunt. Insgesamt sehr gut erhalten. Liber Amicorum - Album with 27 original drawings. France, around 1840. Various techniques: among others graphite, pen and watercolours. Mostly laminated, a few drawn on the album pages. Cont. leather with silver-stamped cover title and numerous silver- and blind-stamped rocaille decorations and staggered fillets. Inside edge bands, triple gilt edges, endpapers of moiré paper. (somewhat rubbed, slightly bumped). - With autograph inscriptions by Joseph Bard, Frédérique Jacquard, Jules Pautet, Jh. Ferasse, Louis Moissenet, among others. The magnificent drawings mostly unsigned. One scene by Théophile Kwiatkowsky (Teofil Kwiatkowski), signed as well as dated and located: Baume 1848. The sheets show, besides fabulous botanical and ornithological depictions, among others landscape views in the mountains and at the coast and genre scenes. Some of them are drawn on luxury paper with rich blind-stamped borders. - Partly minimally studio-marked and delicately browned. Altogether very good condition.

Two Victorian type botanical terrariums, the largest 38cm high

English School, 19th century, set of six Botanical watercolours, each titled in ink, 35 x 22cm, in glazed gilt frames

A COLLECTION OF BOTANICAL, ORNOTHOLOGICAL & OTHER ENGRAVINGS, the majority hand coloured, some with hand written annotations, various drawings/illustrations, etc., contained in a 12” x 15” folio & loose (the largest sheet 22” x 17”).

A collection of miscellaneous ceramics to include a Staffordshire arbour group of a romantic couple, Devon pixie mug, Shelley posy ring, a Copeland Crocus pattern botanical plate, small studio pottery bowl, 15cm diameter, by F Richards, dated 1916, and a small brown glazed teapot with floral decoration (6)

Twelve framed works to include: ancient Egyptian style gilt and ink painting, 25 x 33 cm; pen on paper sketch of windmill, indistinctly signed lower left; five 'Journal des Dames et des Demoiselles' hand-coloured prints; four botanical studies after Pierre-Joseph REDOUTÉ (1759-1840), and one other print (12)

A fourteen piece Victorian dessert service with individual hand painted botanical sprays, within repeating gilded borders

PENFOLD, Jane Wallas.- Madeira flowers, fruits, and ferns: a selection of botanical productions of that island, foreign and indigenous, drawn and coloured from nature / by Jane Wallas Penfold, of the Achada, Madeira.- London: Printed and published by Reeve, Brothers, 1845.- [10] p., [20] f.: [1], XX estampas; 30 cm.- E., Beautiful edition, very characteristic of the time, illustrated with a frontispiece and 20 hand-coloured lithographs (three double-paged), lithographed by R. E. B., according to drawings by the author (1820-1884), English, born in Funchal. The five preliminary sheets include a title page, a list of subscribers, a preface by the author and two poems “at the request of Jane Wallas Penfold”, one by William Wordsworth and the other by Mrs. Calverley Bewicke. Each of the prints is accompanied by a sheet with explanatory text, printed only on the verso. Small faded inscription, on the front of the text sheet of the print VII. Otherwise, a clean copy, preserving the editorial binding, gold blind tooling engraved canvas, with new endpapers and gilt edges. Pritzel, 7030. Nissen, 150.

A pair of Lynton Porcelain Company pedestal campana vases, painted by Stefan Nowacki, signed, with botanical studies, encrusted with flowers on a turquoise ground, 20cm high, printed marks

A Derby botanical navette shaped tureen stand, Ipomoea Coccinea, Scarlett Ipomoea, 24cm wide, no.197, blue mark, c.1770; a named view plate, Down Castle, Scotland, 22.5cm diam, red mark, c.1820; a saucer, Greenan Castle (3)

A Sampson Hancock Derby botanical plate, decorated in gilt and polychrome, signed H.S. Hancock to verso, puce mark, 22cm diameter; another (2)

A collection of various botanical prints and a pine framed print of horses

A large quantity of Portmeiron 'Botanical' pattern table ware,

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY H. C. WHITE CO 'THE PERFECSCOPE' STEREOSCOPIC VIEWER, together with an Underwood & Underwood box in the form of three volumes of books, the applied titles read 'BOTANICAL STUDIES THROUGH THE STEREOSCOPE', containing approximately ninety stereoscopic cards, many of which are of international botanical interest but also includes topographical subjects, historical figures, etc (2) (Condition report: some loose velvet around the eyepiece and generally dirty but in useable condition, cards are bowed)

KAEMPFER, ENGELBERT (1651-1716) - THE HISTORY OF JAPAN The History of Japan, giving an account of the ancient and present state and government of that empire, of its temples, palaces, castles and other buildings ... ; together with a description of the Kingdom of Siam. Translated by Johann Caspar Scheuchzer, published for the translator and sold by Thomas Woodward and Charles Davis, under Hans Sloane, 1727-28, 2 volumes bound in 1, full leather binding with gilt title to spine, engraved title page in Latin dated 1727, further title pages to volumes printed in red and black, and dated 1728, with the complete 45 copper plate engravings, including folding maps, calligraphy, topographical views, botanical studies with hand colouring and acupuncture, large folding map (plate 8), with tear along lower fold, appendix and index to end of vol 2 Condition: Minor signs of wear commensurate with age and use,

BOTANICAL PALM TREE PRINTS, set of four, framed and glazed, 50cm x 35cm (4)

A Royal Worcester herbs jug and storage jar. Portmeirion and Botanical gardens.

Framed John Hayward print titled ' Royal Botanical Gradens' 3/50 [71x86cm][will not post]

A selection of Botanical prints, landscapes etc.

3 x Worcester botanical dishes, novelty fox hunting 4 piece tea set, 1893 dated cup / saucer, Beswick Solomon of Wendover dog figure, Impressive fancy pie dish (28cm diameter) etc ~ no obvious damage

3 x framed antique botanical studies t/w 2 x framed crests - George & Robert Tomlinson - largest 19.5cm x 17cm

A 20th Century Italian ormolu and bronze candelabra of large size. The two tone candelabra having ornate botanical sconces with flowers & leaves. Central ormolu candlestick surrounded by six blackened bronze arms with ormolu sconces. Raised on a trefoil naturalistic base with golden leaves. Measures approx; 85cm x 50cm. COLLECTION; Anyone wishing to collect this item in-person, please note this lot is located offsite and collection will be required from a 'BA' (Bath) postcode, by appointment only. Exact location given after payment received. For anyone else, our usual courier service is available as usual, please find details on the shipping tab .

Set of three mid 19th century botanical painted plates with gilt borders, 22cm a similar dish 25 cm, and a set of five china plates with floral designs within a gilt ribbon design border, 23 cm diameter (9)Condition Report: Glaze and gilt chips. Wear to decoration. Botanical dish - cracked. Losses to crack.Crazing and staining.

Marion Harbinson, watercolour, botanical study, 13cm x 18cm, framedGood condition

2 early 19th century botanical watercolours, unsigned, 30cm x 16cm, framedSlight paper discolouration, modern frames

GREEN THOMAS.  The Universal Herbal or Botanical, Medical & Agricultural Dictionary. 2 vols. Hand col. eng. frontis, title & plates. Quarto. Rebound half leather, much internal browning & foxing. Liverpool, n.d. but c.1820.

A collection of sixty microscope specimen slides, late Victorian and later, including entomological, botanical and biological, some with printed paper labels, including 'W. Watson & Sons' and 'H.W.H. Darlaston Birmingham', contained within a mahogany case with fourteen removable trays.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

Kate Rogers (British, 1861-1942), pair of watercolour botanical studies, framed and glazed, 38 x 28cm and 28 x 38cm. (2)

Horwood, A. R. - 'A New British Flora - British Wild Flowers in their Natural Haunts', published by The Gresham Publishing Company Ltd., London, 1919, six volumes, rebound in half calf and blue boards, large 4to, also Withering, William - 'An Arrangement of British Plants', 1830, seventh edition, four volumes, original red cloth boards, 4to, and three other books of botanical interest. (13)

Collection of Portmeirion "Botanical Gardens" ceramics, boxed Wedgwood, Jasperware, large wooden leather bound trunk & other items

Tranche de bois pétrifié «bois de Colla» Petrified 'Colla' Wood SlabEoceneZile District, Tokat ProvinceTurkey This beautiful rip-cut style slab reveals the full spectrum of colors and picturesque patterns often attributed to this rare and unusual type of petrified wood. Known as 'Colla' Wood in homage to the presence of Chrysocolla in the preservation of the botanical fossil, this is simply visually stunning material. This particular slab portrays its colors much like a painting, a natural display of ocean blues and earthy browns, ember reds and pearly white over the reflective polished surface – a true work of lapidary art. The most distinct blues and greens are mainly attributed to azurite and malachite with many pieces containing a variety of minerals including chalcedony, hematite and in some cases even volborthite. This type of petrified wood is relatively new to the market having only been discovered in 2012 near the Black Sea in Zile, Turkey. It has since become very popular and prized by collectors. Only a very small percentage of the material originating in this location can be considered to be in the finest category of the present specimen. Measuring 35 x 25 cm For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Chelsea style couple with a sheep, a botanical painted plate, a Longchamp plate etc Condition Report:Not available for this lot

THORNTON (Robert John): Elements of Botany, 2 volumes bound In 1. Published by Printed for the Author, as Prizes in the Royal Botanical Lottery, by J. Whiting, 1812. Half leather.

Patricia Dale - Four botanical watercolour studies, 'The Edge of Winter', 'Clematis W E Gladstone', 'Downland plants III', and 'Wildflowers in June', all signed, 23 x 17 cm (smallest) - 29 x 21 cm (largest); two watercolour flower studies by Ursula Hodgson and a botanical study attributed to Miss Anna Julia Holt (b 1855) (7)

19th Century British SchoolBotanical Studies,signed with the initials 'EPB' and dated August 1924, and June 1944,watercolour,17.5 x 27cms, framed (1), and 22 x 16.5cms, framed (2).

TEMMINCK (COENRAAD JACOB, EDITOR) AND P.W. KORTHALSVerhandelingen over de Natuurlijke Geschiedenis der Nederlandsche overseesche bezittingen ... Botanie, FIRST EDITION, ONE OF ONLY 250 COPIES, lithographed title, 70 lithographed plates by A. S. Mulder after J. Gaykema, P. W. Korthals and others, 64 of them hand-coloured, occasional spotting (heavier on black and white images, and text), text toned, contemporary half morocco over marbled boards, rebacked in maroon calf lettered in gilt, a few scuff marks to sides [Nissen BBI 1092; Pritzel 4829; Great Flower Books, p.63; cf. Landwehr pp. 39-41], folio (430 x 300mm.), Leiden, J. Luchtmans and C.C. Van der Hoek, 1839-1842Footnotes:The complete botanical section, with text by P.W. Korthals, of Temminck's fine survey of the natural history of Indonesia, based on the findings of a scientific expedition to the region undertaken by the National Sciences Commission in 1826.Provenance: Horticultural Society of New York, bookplate.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

BLUME (KARL LUDWIG)Flora Javae, 14 parts; Rumphia, vol. 3 & 4, bound in 2 vol., 3 half-titles, tinted lithographed frontispiece to Flora Javae, 2 lithographed views, 112 lithographed botanical plates (of which 98 coloured, several folding including 6 of orchids), some foxing to text, occasional mostly light spotting to some plates, a few gatherings to end of the second volume working loose, contemporary half red morocco over boards, spine tooled in gilt and lettered ('Blume. Flora Javae. 1 & 2/3 & 4), worn at extremities, a few scuff-marks [cf. Nissen 174 and 178], folio (445 x 270mm.), Brussels, J. Frank, 1828, and Leiden, for the Author, 1847-8, sold not subject to returnFootnotes:Handsomely illustrated sections of the two most important works on the Flora of Java by Karl Blume (1796-1862) who, having travelled widely throughout the country, was appointed director of the Bogor Gardens in Java, and subsequently the Rijksherbarium in Leiden.Provenance: Philippe de Vilmorin, bookplate; Robert de Belder.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A quantity of English porcelain to include a Bloor Derby ice pail, cover and liner and two matching plates, seven teacups and saucers and a toy Willow pattern meat plate and six plates/Provenance: The Estate of Anthony J Beeson CONDITION REPORT: Willow pattern toy plates- two stained and chipped. Meat plate with rim cracks. Ice pail cracked and repaired but liner and cover in good condition. Two matching plates cracked. Breakfast cup, milk jug, slop bowl and botanical gilt dish all with a crack each. Suspension bridge mug with chips to foot and cracks. Cup and saucer painted red family are both cracked. White and gilt small coffee cup stained. Otherwise items not listed are in good condition

Leather bound. Catalogues Stirpium & C. Or. A catalogue of Plants Naturally Growing and commonly cultivated in diverse parts of England, more especially about Nottingham. By C Deering M D. London 1738."Containing the most known Latin and English names of the several plants, the tribe they belong to, the time of their flowering, and of those which are either officials or otherwise of any known efficacy, such virtues are briefly mentioned as may be depended upon. With an English index. To which is added, for the benefit of the English reader, a general distribution of plants, according to Mr. Ray, an explanation of some botanical and physical terms, and an alphabetical list of plants in flower for every month in the year, together with short directions when to gather any parts of them."

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE CERAMICS, GLASS, METAL WARES AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a mid-twentieth century Viners Party Dish with glass liners and forks in original box, a boxed set of six crystal glasses, a boxed set of Pimpernel Meadow Flowers place mats, an unframed print after Frances Steven titled 'Racing Camels, Abu Dhabi', a thirty six piece Blairs China part tea set, three Hoya Crystal botanical glass plates by T Yamamoto, a Beswick three tier cake stand (disassembled), a bedspread etc

(19th century), Four engravings, Westmorland interest, inc Sizergh, 12 x 17cm, framed and glazed, 24 x 29cm, and (19th/20thc century), three re-prints, 18th Botanical, 21 x 13, framed and glazed, 31 x 23cm

ARMCHAIR, Edwardian mahogany with silk botanical upholstery, 90cm H x 60cm W.

Southwell Palace near Newark in the County of Nottingham, 1726, engraving on laid paper by Samuel & Nathaniel Buck, framed & glazed. Together with a collection of 16 framed 20th-century framed prints, to include a signed etching of Highgate School by Wallace Hester, three botanical prints after Charles Rennie Mackintosh, two collotype prints after Hans Holbein the Younger, and others (17)

Herbals.- Green (Thomas) The Universal Herbal; or, Botanical, Medical and Agricultural Dictionary, 2 vol., first edition, stipple-engraved frontispieces and additional pictorial title in vol.1, engraved plates, a few printed in green, browned, worming particularly at beginnings and ends, modern half calf, Liverpool, Caxton Press, [1816-20] § [Miller (Joseph) Botanicum Officinale...], first edition, lacking title (supplied in facsimile), modern half morocco, for E.Bell..., [1722] § Meyrick (W.) The New Family Herbal; or, Domestic Physician, second printing, engraved frontispiece and 14 plates by Hancock, offsetting to title, contemporary sheep, rubbed, [Henrey 1091/1092], Birmingham, Thomas Pearson, 1790 § Thornton (R.J.) A New Family Herbal, first edition, half-title, wood-engraved illustrations by Thomas Bewick, some foxing, modern half calf, 1810 § Brook (Richard) New Cyclopaedia of Botany and Complete Book of Herbs, 2 vol. in 1, first edition, hand-coloured lithographed frontispiece, additional vignette title and 99 plates, some foxing and browning, contemporary half calf, London & Huddersfield, [1854], some with modern ink inscription of "Ian Coughlin Herbalist"; and 5 others, 4to & 8vo (11)

ANTONIA LEFROY. A mid-nineteenth century album of botanical watercolours. *CR Spine poor, spotting throughout.

Seventeen assorted framed prints, views around Oxfordshire and botanical studies

Japanese apprentice chest of four graduated drawers with painted and applied fabric botanical decoration, W30 x D30 x H36cm

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed soup dishes, c. 1833. To include: two Copeland & Garrett, Late Spode Botanical series soup dishes and a Copeland & Garrett floral pattern soup dish. 25 cm wide. (3) Condition: In good overall condition. M

A group of early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Minton Botanical series plates, c. 1825. They are unmarked to the underside. There are five different botanical specimens in this collection, all within the convolvulus border. 22 cm wide. (6) Condition: In good overall condition. H

Microscope; House of E. Deyrolle", Paris, 19th century.Bronze.Measurements: 30 x 12 x 10 cm.Microscope manufactured by the house of E. Deyrolle. Émile Deyrolle (1838-1917) was a French naturalist and natural history dealer in Paris. The business was originally owned by his naturalist grandfather, Jean-Baptiste Deyrolle, who opened his shop in 1831 at 23, Rue de la Monnaie. Deyrolle specialised in natural history and taxidermy publications of specimens, minerals, rocks, fossils, botanical specimens, shells, taxidermy, microscopic specimens and microscopes.

Two sets of six Royal Worcester Botanical and white and gilt coffee cans and saucers and a set of six Royal Worcester Evesham cups and covers, second half 20th c, boxed (3 boxes) As new. Boxes slightly scuffed or torn on corners

A Chelsea botanical plate c.1756, painted with a carnation spray, a bud and other flower and leaf sprays, within a feathered rim picked out in turquoise and brown, brown anchor mark, 21.1cm.

A Chelsea botanical plate c.1752-55, painted with a spray of almonds, a smaller sprig of plum, a caterpillar, moths and other insects, within a feathered rim unusually picked out in blue and brown, red anchor mark, 20.7cm.

A Nantgarw part service c.1818-20, painted in London in the Sèvres manner, each piece with a central spray of dog rose within wide borders of repeated stylized sprigs in gilt and green, impressed marks to some. Comprising: a two-handled dish, a shaped quatrefoil dish, a slop bowl, a cabinet cup and saucer, and a taperstick. (6) Provenance: the Lady Rothes Collection. The shaped dish is painted in a more botanical fashion and is titled 'Rosa aciphylla' in red.

A Coalport botanical part dessert service c.1830, each piece finely painted with a floral specimen on a white ground within moulded C scrolls. Comprising: two sauce tureens with covers and stands, three square dishes, two oval dishes, and twelve plates. (23) Provenance: the Lady Rothes Collection.

A group of Cambrian (Swansea) pearlware botanical dishes c.1800-05, including three small plates and an oval dish probably painted by Thomas Pardoe with specimens of Four Leav'd Flax, Indian Pink, Branching Toad Flax and Borage Leaved Mullein, impressed 'SWANSEA' marks, and a pair of square dishes and a plate painted with Eastern Poppy, Althaea and Carnation within silver lustre borders, all titled to the reverse, some wear, 27cm max. (7) Provenance: the Lady Rothes Collection. One plate with a paper label for the Iris Fox Collection.

A pair of Swansea botanical plates c.1815-17, printed and hand-coloured with specimens of Dwarf Geranium and Creeping Cereus, titled to the reverse, painted script marks, 20.7cm. (2) Provenance: the Lady Rothes Collection.

A 19th Century Arts & Crafts oak bookcase having a arched pediment top with applied blind fretwork carved botanical motif. Series of fixed shelves all raised on shaped legs. Measures 128cm x 77cm x 24cm.

Various stoneware items to include Minster Bros. Botanical Brewers Ipswich 1931, two stoneware hot water bottles etc.

Two Victorian-Edwardian scrap albums. The first containing hand coloured prints of exotic animals, landscapes, flowers, a pencil sketch of Shah's tomb, pressed botanical specimens, the second with birthday and Christmas cards, a page from the Supplement to the Lady's Pictorial, 1901 following the death of Queen Victoria, various animals, landscapes, a Louis Wain Tabies in the Park print and others, each in A3 sized album, with marbled boards