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A 19thC Porquier Beau Botanical faience moon vase, with Breton scene and lizard handles, marked and stamped to underside with Gautier retail label, 22cm high, 34cm wide.

A 19thC Porquier Beau Faience botanical plate, decorated with a butterfly, 23cm diameter.

A charming set of two porcelain demitasse cups and saucers, each featuring a delicate hand-painted floral design with subtle botanical motifs. The cups and saucers are accented with gold detailing along the rims and handles, adding a touch of elegance to their scalloped edges. Perfect for collectors or as a refined addition to any tea or coffee setting. Tallest item (Cups): 2.75"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

A Victorian hand-painted ten-piece part dessert service decorated with individual botanical specimens, and other decorative china.

1964 9d Botanical congress. Very fine essay depicting ferns, printed in blue, lilac and black, perforated 15x14 on gummed unwatermarked paper, mounted on a Harrison & Sons presentation card. Typed on reverse "Design No.32c./4371". A very rare unique essay, ex Goaman archive.

Eight various antique coloured botanical engravings, each in a modern glazed gilt frame. Internal sizes; seven matching, 24cm x 18.5cm & one larger, 33cm x 27cm.

Botanical pictures; a range of six framed original Botanical artworks.Includes; Ann Farrer Himalayan Blue pine limited edition print 21/250. Clemantis by Lorraine Lambeth (British, 20th Century) 38cm x 28cm, D. Ching watercolour on paper 29cm x 39cm, Floral watercolour on paper initialled BS 37cm x 28cm, Commelina Coelestis watercolour by Jenny Grundy (British, 20th Century) 24cm x 17cm and Lilipads by Peter Grundy (British, 20th Century) 20.5cm x 29cm. With various receipts of purchase. Six works total. (6)

A collection of Portmeirion Botanical ware designed by Susan Williams Ellis, principally cups and saucers, bowls, condiments and a rolling pin

Attributed to Sebastian Gessa y Arias (1840-1920), a late 19th century oil on canvas, botanical study with annotations throughout, dated 1867 in a gilt frame with a label to the reverse. H.57 W.44cm

A Royal Worcester set of six coffee cans and saucers with botanical decoration, a commemorative plate and ramekin both boxed together with Childs money box, boxed.

° ° Botanical Specimens Copied from Nature and Designed as Simple Illustrations..., 8vo, 23 loose hand-coloured plates, with a bound 24pp. explanatory booklet, original wrappers, George Smith, Liverpool, 1827. Extremely scarce.

A SMALL QUANTITY OF PICTURES AND PRINTS ETC, to include a Nigel Hemming signed limited edition print 'Table Manners', approximate size 40cm x 33cm, a Mychael Barratt signed limited edition print 'Not too Shabby' depicting a saxophone player, a signed Norberto Proietti print, an indistinctly signed modern Venetian etching, six National History Museum botanical prints after Redoute, unsigned pastel drawing of a dog etc

This lot features 3 exquisite Minton Secessionist ceramic pieces, which includes 2 decorative plates and 1 matching bowl. Designed in the iconic Art Nouveau style, these pieces showcase the distinctive bold colors, raised designs, and flowing organic motifs that epitomize the Secessionist movement. The set is characterized by vibrant greens, blues, and earthy tones with intricate floral and botanical motifs. These decorative items represent a perfect fusion of functionality and artistic excellence. The largest round plate features a stylized thistle and floral motif in a bold green and aqua palette. The smaller round plate complements the set with matching floral accents. The scalloped-edge bowl incorporates a soft blush-pink and green floral theme, adding a touch of elegance to the collection. Minton impressed stamps. Marked 3514. Plate 1: 9.25" dia. Plate 2: 5.25" dia. Plate 3: 2.25"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Charming framed panel featuring three green Majolica tiles depicting finely detailed farm animal heads: a bull, a sheep, and a pig. Each tile showcases a raised relief design with naturalistic features, surrounded by botanical elements. The glossy green glaze enhances the intricate detailing, creating a striking visual effect. The tiles are mounted in a sleek black wooden frame for display. Frame size: 19.25"W x 6.75"H x 1.5"D. Sight size: 18"W x 5.75"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. As is. Minor chips/

Rare, and exceptional Doulton Lambeth stoneware pitcher designed by celebrated artist Mark V. Marshall. This unique piece features a richly detailed raised design of a rooster surrounded by intricate scrolling foliage and botanical motifs. The pitcher is finished in a warm, rich brown glaze with white highlights accentuating the elaborate decoration. The elegant handle and spout add to its refined silhouette. Doulton Lambeth impressed stamp. Artist marked. Artist: Mark V. Marshall, andDimensions: 5.75"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

This stunning Moorcroft vase features the "Moon Shadows" pattern, designed by renowned artist Kerry Goodwin. Crafted in Stoke-on-Trent, England, the vase exemplifies Moorcroft's signature Art Nouveau-inspired designs with intricate hand-painted and tubelined details. The "Moon Shadows" pattern captures a striking botanical scene with bold, vibrant colors that showcase the artist's attention to detail. Moorcroft stamped. Marked: artist's signature, limited edition number, and year. Artist: Kerry GoodwinDimensions: 15.75"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

A Lowestoft porcelain pickle dish decorated with fruiting vine within berry border together with a pearlware botanical dish possibly Swansea with title in red ( "Shrubby Lobelia") to base the dish 29cm long29cm longpickle dish with restoration to rim

A muffin dish and cover and quantity of English porcelain plates painted in botanical style, late 19th Century

A box of assorted pictures and prints, to include botanical examples

A decorative well framed botanical print in the 17th century taste, 18 1/2" x 15 1/2" and a drawing of Amaryllis, 13 1/2" x 16", signed verso Ellen Landale.

STAMPS Small batch of early illustrated FDC's 1937 to 1966, 1937 Coronation. 1963 Nature, 1963 Lifeboat, 1963 Paris, 1966 Burns, and 1966 World Cup, 1965 Salvation Army, 1965 Churchill, 1964 Botanical, 1964 Shakespeare, 1964 FRB, 1964 Geographical

This beautifully hand-painted vase is by the renowned Butlerswood, featuring vibrant colors and intricate designs of birds and botanical elements. The piece is marked with the 'V&A' (Victoria and Albert Museum) backstamp, alongside 'Butlerswood' and the designer's initials, 'S.T.des,' denoting its authenticity. It is part of a limited edition series, with the piece number 4 of 100, dated 2003. The vase stands out with its detailed craftsmanship and striking design, perfect for collectors of fine porcelain. Artist: Sally TuffinDimensions: 14"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Gorgeous group of clear glass in the June pattern, decorated with an intricate etched botanical design. Includes: 6 Teacups with 6 Saucers; 2 Dessert plates; 1 Torte plate with scalloped edges. Largest piece measures: 1.5''H x 13.5''dia. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A framed Chinese botanical watercolor painting depicting a pair of white and pink peony blooms with lush green foliage. This elegant composition highlights the intricate detailing of the petals and leaves. The artwork includes calligraphy and a red artist's seal, indicating its signature and origin. The piece is professionally matted and housed in a gold-tone wooden frame, with paper backing and a hanging wire. Acquired from Kew Gallery Inc., New York. Measures 22.25"L x 18.25"H. Dimensions: See DimensionsCondition: Age related wear.

F. Edward Hulme - 'Familiar Wild Flowers' - Seven volumes, to include; the first five series in two, bound in half morocco; and two further cloth-bound volumes, including the sixth series and one other, published by Cassell and Company, Limited (London, Paris, and Melbourne), c1880, alongside 'A Series of Progressive Lessons, Intended to Elucidate the Art of Flower Painting in Watercolours', published by T. Clay, London, 1815, bound in half morocco, featuring twelve hand-coloured botanical plates

Ceramics and paper ephemera, including 1972 Christmas edition of The Radio Times, sugar, tea and coffee jars, small bowls, Royal memorabilia including a pair of mugs, birds, figurines, Portmeirion Botanical, Wedgwood Clementine pattern vase, Portmeirion bowl, vases, etc. (3 trays and loose)

SET OF TWELVE HAND-COLOURED BOTANICAL ENGRAVINGS FROM WEINMANN'S 'PHYTANTHOZA ICONOGRAPHIA' MID 18TH CENTURY after Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741), all plates from ‘Phytanthoza Iconographia’ (Regensburg, H. Lentz, 1737 – 1745), all of floral subjects with classification written below, mounted in modern ebonised and gilt margin frames with reverse glass découpage panels depicting lilies and butterflies, with hand-marbled paper backings (12) 53cm high, 40.5cm wide

OCTAVIUS THOMAS CLARK (1850-1921) "Wooded river landscape", oil on canvas, signed lower left, bears old "Philips" label and "Moore Allen" lot lable, 69 cm x 51 cm, together with EARLY 20TH CENTURY "White roses", still life study, oil on canvas, unsigned, 51 cm x 112 cm and 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL "Study of 18th Century couple", oil on canvas, unsigned, 45.5 cm x 36 cm, AFTER C D DUGAN "Stirling Moss Mercedes Benz W196", limited edition colour print, signed in pen and No'd. 226/850, 20 cm x 46 cm, AFTER FRANZ BOUER "Paeonia Sp." - The Kew Botanical Flower Illustrations of Franz Bouer, limited edition colour print No'd. 2179/5000, together with three others similar, 32 cm x 20.5 cm, together with various other decorative pictures, prints and mirrors (14)

A Chamberlains Worcester curved serving dish, boldly painted with botanical study, Red Blue Ixia, gilt rim, 30.5cm wide, painted script mark, c.1820

Michael Kauffer - Scandinavia Complectens, engraved map with hand colouring, p.33.5cm x 39.5cm, within a mahogany veneered frame, together with a group of botanical engravings, each approx 24.5cm x 19cm (1 + loose prints).

Continental School - Carduus avonaceus 309; Carduus Sphaerocephalus 314; Clematis flammula Jovis 394; Dipsacus sativus florie rubro 467; Juniperus Bermudiana 615; and Sarophularia major vulgaris 908, a set of six probably later botanical engravings with hand colouring, each 33.5cm x 21.5cm, within white painted faux bamboo frames (6).

A pair of early nineteenth century Bloor Derby porcelain hand-painted and titled botanical dishes on green grounds, c. 1825. Both marked to the underside. 41 cm wide. (2) Condition: one stained with two under-rim chips and a rivetted crack, the other with a crack from the rim.

A collection of plates including botanical examples, ribbon plates etc. Shipping category D.

A 19th century hand coloured engraving 'botanical study'. 'Primula Oxlip, Pieonia', published by G. Kearsley, 1806, engraved by F. Sanfom. 18cm x 24cm. Framed and glazed.

An 18th century hand colour engraving 'botanical study'. 'Published by W. Gurtis, March 1786'. 11cm x 20cm. Framed and glazed.

A pair of 18th century botanical illustrations. Including 'Papeyera' and 'Bilimbeira'. 31cm x 22cm. Both framed and glazed.

A pair of 19th century botanical watercolour studies. Including a pitcher plant. 29cm x 22cm. Both framed and glazed

A set of twelve 19th century Botanical prints, Andromeda Tetragona, Aoldanella Alpina, etc, coloured engravings, 23cm x 16cm

A botanical scrap book and another of assorted interest

A LARGE COLLECTION OF DECORATIVE ITEMS to include a blue pressed glass dressing table set, a Cauldon decorative botanical plate, three trinket dishes, two boxed Spode collector plates, two boxed Aynsley Today items comprising a scented oil burner and a lidded dish, a small group of Carlton Ware items, a novelty elephant shaped decanter, a red and green art glass fish, a group of RAF themed items comprising a plate, mugs, and an ornamental egg, a black and white floral patterned Portmeirion coffee set comprising a coffee pot, cups, saucers, etc, a quantity of Coalport giftware, etc, (qty) (s.d)

A GROUP OF STONEWARE FLAGONS AND STORAGE JARS, to include Philpott's foot warmer, selection of seven drinking bottles, M. Wise ginger beer, Joseph Wilkinson stout, etc. Buttercup cream pots, Old Fulhari Pottery Est 1671 No. 623302, flagons J. Stephens Ivanhoe stores Denmark Park S.E, T. Markham, Botanical Brewer, stone barrel pot with wooden lid, etc. (qty), (Condition Report: all items would benefit from a clean, some age related marks, no obvious damage)

This is a delicate and serene Chinese panoramic watercolor and ink painting on paper featuring a botanical scene of blooming white lotus flowers and lush green leaves, accented by dragonflies in flight. The artwork captures a tranquil natural setting, showcasing intricate details such as the fine veining of the leaves, the texture of the lotus pods, and the translucent wings of the dragonflies. The muted earthy tones and precise brushwork evoke the aesthetics of traditional Asian art, specifically inspired by nature scenes. The piece is framed in an elegant gold-tone wood frame with a beaded inner edge, complementing the soft tones of the painting. The horizontal orientation makes it a striking decorative piece, ideal for adding a sense of peace and refinement to any space. Artwork dimensions with frame: 76"L x 17.75"H x 1.50"W. Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: ChinaCondition: Age related wear. Minor color loss on upper right center.

After Pierre Joseph Buchoz (French 1731-1807), Botanical blue hydrangea print, in wooden frame (34cmx22cm) unknown artist, a town square, pencil and chalk, monogramed bottom left, unframed.

Stamps; A box containing an accumulation of World Stamps in albums, stockbooks and some loose. Also includes Will's botanical cigarette card album (complete).

A dazzling glass collection featuring a compote, two sugar bowls, and two creamers, each adorned with an intricate botanical etched design, complemented by curved rims and swirl handles. Compote: 5.25"W x 4.5"H. Largest creamer: 4.25"L x 2.75"W x 3.75"H. Largest sugar bowl: 5"L x 3.25"W x 3.25"H. Issued: 1939-1971Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

(Botanical Illustrations) Approximately forty coloured illustrations, loose leaves. (40)

After Sydney Parkinson (1745-1771) Two proofs or spare prints made for the 1967 publication, (the misnamed) “Captain Cook’s Florilegium” by The Lion and Unicorn Press. A remarkable pair of uncoloured copper engravings in elephant folio format, each leaf measuring 63cm x 50.5cm, with engraved plate marks of 45.5cm x 29.5cm. Both prints show signs of age, including spotting and heavy toning to the versos, and notably lack plate numbers, laid paper, [c.1960].One engraving depicts Barringtonia Calyptrata (Australia), while the other shows Ipomoea Illustris (Tahiti), both drawn on the first Endeavour trip. These works are after Sydney Parkinson, the artist engaged by Joseph Banks during Captain Cook’s first voyage (1768–1771). Parkinson’s botanical illustrations were later published in Banks' Florilegium: The Plants Collected on Captain Cook's First Voyage Around the World (1980), but these engravings seem to predate that edition. (2)

Approximately twenty seven botanical prints Two hand coloured and mounted, From Sir John Hill’s 'The Vegetable System', c1770s; With twenty five uncoloured from various publications. (27)

Moses Harris - 19th century botanical print of butterflies, moths and leaves, 37 x 27cm

A large collection of unboxed late 19th/early 20th Century glass slides, some annotated, subjects Topographical, Botanical, Religious, Childrens etc (Q - held in 1 drawer) Owing to the diversity and richness of content viewing is recommended

George Hastings (Late 19th Century) - 'Beneath the Moelwyn', oil on board, signed, framed, 16cm x 23cm, frame size 35cm x 44cm, also two botanical study watercolours. (3)

This exquisite Roseville Pottery piece hails from the Luffa line, introduced in 1934. Renowned for its intricate detailing and vibrant artistry, the Luffa collection features hand-crafted floral motifs and flowing forms that epitomize the American Art Deco movement. Roseville Pottery, founded in 1890, became a leading name in American ceramics, celebrated for its innovative designs and fine craftsmanship. This particular piece showcases the distinctive botanical theme and subtle hues that collectors prize. The Luffa line's organic designs and striking colors reflect the naturalistic trends of the early 20th century, making it a testament to the artistic excellence of the era. Highly sought after by pottery enthusiasts, this item is both a functional object and a timeless work of art. Its historical significance and aesthetic appeal make it an exceptional addition to any collection. Issued: 1934Dimensions: 14.25"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A pair of vibrant mid-century enamel on copper plates by Annemarie Davidson. The larger plate features a geometric floral design in shimmering shades of purple, pink, and red, accented by textured detailing. The smaller plate showcases an abstract botanical motif in green, orange, and red hues. The reverse of the larger plate bears Annemarie Davidson signature along with a label identifying it as handcrafted in Sierra Madre, California. A striking example of Davidson's mastery in combining color and texture. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6" dia. Country of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

Glossy porcelain. Decorated with beautiful and colorful botanical patterns and gold accents. Herend backstamp. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 3.75''L x 2.25''W x 4.5''HCountry of Origin: HungaryCondition: Age related wear.

FDC Wildlife and nature collection 15 covers in total all with stamps and post marks, subjects include 5th August 1964 Botanical, British Trees, British Birds, Woodland Animals and others. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A GROUP OF FIVE LATE 18TH CENTURY CREAMWARE BOTANICAL PLATES DECORATED BY WILLIAM ABSOLON OF YARMOUTH. the central fields with depictions of Yellow Jasmine, Blue Navelwort, Bladder Senna, Officinal Ginchona or Peruvian Bark Tree and Floral Spray, four within green borders, two which are pierced and one within brown, green and blue border, this one being stamped 'Turner' and signed to base 'W. Absolon Yarm No.72', largest 23cm wide and smallest 17cm diameter. Provenance: Yellow Jasmine and Blue Navelwort - China Choice, October 1976, £29 and £35. Floral splay - Norman Stretton, March 1976, £30. *Condition: wear throughout commensurate to age, some chips to edges of the pair of plates.

A large Portmeirion botanical storage jar and cover

A group of four botanical watercolours by Hermione Hammond.

Eight Royal Copenhagen plates decorated with named botanical specimens within gilt serrated rims. 22cms diameter

An assorted collection of English blue and white pottery, early 19th century onwards, including two food warmers, one chinoiserie, 26.5cm wide handle to handle; the other Herculaneum 'Gate of a Mosque Built by Hafiz Ramut, Pillibeat', 28cm diameter overall; Herculaneum 'Willow' plate, 25.5cm diameter; a Thomas Fell & Co 'Antiquarian' plate, 26cm diameter; 'Bamboo and Peony' plate, 25.2cm diameter; 'Village Church' soup bowl, 25.5cm diameter; George Phillips (Longport) 'Park Scenery plate, 27.2cm diameter; Henshall & Co 'Castle and Bridge' plate, 18.5cm diameter; sold together with a Gien Pottery plate, plus others (group)Condition:Chinoiserie Food warmer - large restored break to rim, further smaller repair and unrepaired chips, larger crude restoration to rim including over-painting, spout with restored chipHerculaneum food warmer - re-glued break to rim,TF&Co 'Antiquarian' crackedBamboo and Peony - hairlineVillage Church bowl - Surface scratchesPark Scenery - Section to rim broken and re-stuckHenshall & Co - cracked, heavily stainedBotanical plate - Broken into several pieces and crudely repairedSpode bowl - badly crackedPair of quadrant supper dishes - one with large chip to rim, both stained and crazed