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Lot 471

Hooker (Joseph Dalton) Himalayan Journals; or, Notes of a Naturalist in Bengal, the Sikkim and Nepal Himalayas, the Khasia Mountains &c., 2 vol., first edition, half-titles, 12 tinted lithographed or chromolithographed plates (1 folding), 2 folding partly hand-coloured maps at end of vol.1, wood-engraved plates and illustrations, errata slips, 32pp. catalogue at end of vol.1, foxing to chromolithographed plates but tinted plates clean, one or two pencil or crayon markings, shaken and becoming loose, with 6pp. A.L.s. from the author to Mr. Ellacombe dated December 19th 1887 concerning botanical matters loosely inserted in vol.1 and sheet of notes on Himalayan peaks and passes in another (?Ellacombe's) hand in vol.2, original pictorial cloth, gilt with blind-stamped border, rubbed and faded, spines browned, vol.2 worn and defective at head, [Abbey, Travel 503], 8vo, 1854.⁂ With an extensive ALs from Hooker on the subject of fossil botany, including the Ginkgo Tree, "With regard to Salisburia, I was the first to show its strong resemblance of the oval... fruit called Trigonocarpor to that of Salisburia... ." Rev. H.N.Ellacombe (1822-1916), plantsman and botanical author. He exchanged plants from his garden at Bitton, Glos. with Kew and other gardens, and Hooker dedicated vol.107 of the Botanical Magazine to him.

Lot 489

Ireland & India Botany.- Album of botanical watercolours and accompanying manuscript poetry, some signed 'Mamie' others with initials 'M.G.E.' or M.G.McF.', a few with decorative borders rather than botanical subjects, some marginal soiling, silk endpapers, original morocco, gilt initials ?J.H.E. on upper cover, rubbed, folio, Malahide, Dublin, Lucknow, Dinapore etc, 1873-78.⁂ The style, subject-matter and places all strongly suggest that 'Mamie' was from the same family as Frances Elizabeth McFall, to whom we tentatively attributed a very similar album, sold in these rooms, 27 May 2021, lot 94.

Lot 186

Framed botanical vintage print Pink Rose (Rosa Centifolia Anemonoide )Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759 –1840), was a painter and botanist from the Netherlands. He was one of the greatest botanical artists of the early 19th century. Redouté was a court artist of Queen Marie Antoinette. He gain international fame for his precise renderings of plants. Redouté collaborated with the greatest botanists of his day. He contributed to about fifty publications about flowers and fruit. These depicted both the familiar flowers of the French court and plants from places as distant as Japan, America, South Africa, and Australia gallery label verso 33 x 42cm

Lot 188

Framed botanical vintage print Pink Rose (Rosa Muscosa Multiplex)-Joseph Redouté (1759 –1840), was a painter and botanist from the Netherlands. He was one of the greatest botanical artists of the early 19th century. Redouté was a court artist of Queen Marie Antoinette. He gain international fame for his precise renderings of plants. Redouté collaborated with the greatest botanists of his day. He contributed to about fifty publications about flowers and fruit. These depicted both the familiar flowers of the French court and plants from places as distant as Japan, America, South Africa, and 33 x 42cm

Lot 187

Framed botanical vintage print Rosa alla Regalis Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759 –1840), was a painter and botanist from the Netherlands. He was one of the greatest botanical artists of the early 19th century. Redouté was a court artist of Queen Marie Antoinette. He gain international fame for his precise renderings of plants. Redouté collaborated with the greatest botanists of his day. He contributed to about fifty publications about flowers and fruit. These depicted both the familiar flowers of the French court and plants from places as distant as Japan, America, South Africa, and Australia gallery label verso 33 x 42cm

Lot 1345

A collection of Portmeirion Botanical range (Q)

Lot 967

PHILLIPS, R. The Botanical Garden 2 vols. 2nd. imp. 2002, Ontario, 4to orig. cl. d/ws, s/case

Lot 1570

Four Stoneware Flagons -comprising three from The Botanical Beverages, Bolton and Threlfall and Co Ltd Wine and Spirit Merchants Preston (4) in total.

Lot 499A

Collection of Six Enamelled Boxes, to include three Halcyon Days, 'Thinking of You', 'The Year to Remember 2000', plus one botanical, a Crummels & Co. with floral bouquet, plus a Beatrix Potter by Biltston & Battersea, and The Botanic Garden Galanthus Crocus Snowdrop.

Lot 502A

Collection of Enamelled Boxes, including: Halcyon Days 2008 Collection by Susan Benjamin, RHS Botanical Box 2003 Lathyrus Odoratus by P J Redout, an unmarked red enamel apple, and a Kingsley enamel with flower.

Lot 142

7x FE Holme 1880 Botanical Prints - Matching Mounts

Lot 285

5x Edward Step Botanical Prints 1880 - Matching Mounts

Lot 435A

The Fruit Growers Guide and Other Botanical Books - NB: All Coloured Plates Absent

Lot 73

Mid-18th century Meissen chocolate cup, finely decorated in botanical style with a rose and scattered flowers beneath a chocolate rim, crossed swords mark to base, 7cm high

Lot 74

Mid-18th century Meissen salt decorated in botanical style with scattered flowers beneath a gold rim with further flowers to exterior, blue crossed swords mark to base, 12cm wide

Lot 207

Ephemera. Collection of printed and manuscript ephemera, 18th-20th century, including:1) A Catalogue of the Orleans' Italian Pictures, which will be exhibited for sale by Private Contract, on Wednesday, the 26th of December, 1798, and the Following Days, at Mr. Bryan's Gallery, No. 88, Pall Mall [-the Lyceum in the Strand], London: Sampson Low, 1798. 2 parts in 1 volume, 8vo, contemporary marbled wrappers, 14 + 14 pp., half-title to first part, marked up with prices and purchasers,2) Manuscript commonplace book. 4to, contemporary straight-grain green morocco decorated in gilt and blind, approx. 380 pp., with some 25 original sketches (pencil or pen-and-ink) and watercolours, including portraits of Lord Byron, a female beauty in a headdress, various castles, botanical and ornithological studies, front joint cracked, front inner hinge reinforced at an early date,3) 'Le Diable amoureux, nouvelle espagnole' [contemporary manuscript copy of a novel first published in 1777]. 4to, contemporary tree sheep, pp. [5] 90, front board detached,together with numerous other items including: 5 indentures on vellum, 1741-1802, all relating to Blackburn, Lancashire; mathematical manuscript exercise book, c.1830 (4to, red half sheep, approx. 90 pp.); album of paper-lace keepsakes and other sketches including a manuscript map of 'Hindoostan', c.1830 (4to, contents loose in contemporary green blind-stamped morocco covers); early newspapers including the Preston Chronicle, 1818-24; 2 Japanese hand-coloured woodblock books; vintage real-photo postcards and Christmas cards in japon wrappers; and more (qty: a carton)Footnote: ESTC T82429 & T82430 (A Catalogue, both parts; six and eight copies in UK libraries).

Lot 781

Group of six scrollsJapaneseof varying subject matter, one with ivory mounts, including a study of a lotus leaf and crab signed Shizui, Nanga School, and a study of 'Genjyoraku', signed Kato Eika (1869-1942) (5)Provenance: Kosterlitz collection, Mallams, Oxford 1989.Condition report: All with stains, wear, creasing, folds and foxing. Tape residue in places. Wear/scratching to scroll ends. All bar the smallest botanical study has tears. Significant wear to all.

Lot 237

Two 18th Century pin cushions, comprising a rectangular example painted to one side with a herdsman and two cattle, the reverse two huntsmen and a dog within blue silk borders, 3.3cms, the other of diamond form with gilt foil edges, each side with a botanical water colour, 4.6cms. (2)

Lot 431

An early 19th Century paper and silk table case, perhaps for letters or silks, of rectangular form, edged in pink ribbon and with pink ribbon ties, each paper panel including the base painted with a botanical watercolour, 19.5 x 11cms.

Lot 436

GB used stamp collection held in peg fitted album including QV penny reds, George V seahorse half crown, etc., and approximately 200 first day covers spanning 1965-1988 including World Cup 1966, Forth Road Bridge 1964 etc., also a incomplete Geographical Congress presentation pack and incomplete Botanical Congress presentation pack. 

Lot 134

A pair of Royal Crown Derby Olde Avesbury side plates, 21.5cm, printed marks, seconds; a Mikado pattern fluted plate, second; a hunting scene plate, painted By CM Pell, signed; a trial piece hand painted botanical study plate, impressed mark (5)

Lot 92

A set of four Portemerion Botanical Garden storage jars; others; a Portmerion vase; bowls; etc

Lot 529A

Lindley (J), ROSARUM MONOGRAPHIA; OR, A BOTANICAL HISTORY OF ROSES, TO WHICH IS ADDED, AN APPENDIX, FOR THE USE OF CULTIVATORS, IN WHICH THE MOST REMARKABLE GARDEN VARIETIES ARE SYSTEMATICALLY ARRANGED, first edition, later full red leather, book plate to inside cover, pencil notes to front free endpaper, nineteen engraved plates (eighteen hand coloured, one uncoloured), James Ridgway, London 1820, with Rohde (E.S.), THE STORY OF THE GARDEN, first edition, later green 3/4 leather, book plate to front free endpaper, colour lithographic frontispiece, four further colour lithographic plates, thirty monochrome plates, The Medici Society, London 1932 (2)

Lot 148

GB & Worldwide Stamps Used and Mint in 3 Albums, Album one is Stanley Gibbons The Ace Album with Stamps from Victoria to QE II, Includes 4 x Penny Reds, plus 13 other Victoria, some with over stamp Army Official, QE II used Stamps Include Jubilee Jamboree 1957, British Empire & Commonwealth Games 3d, 6d, 2 x 1/3, General Letter Office 3d, Post Office Savings Bank , CEPT, National Productivity year, Freedom from Hunger Campaign, Nature Week, Ninth International Lifeboat Conference, Red Cross Centenary Congress, Commonwealth Cable, Shakespeare Festival, 20th International Geographical Congress, International Botanical Congress, and many others, Mint Stamps Include World cup 1/3, Trades Union Congress 4d, Block of 4 British Birds Black Headed Gull, Blue Tit, Robin, Blackbird, 4d, British Ships RMS Queen Elizabeth 2, Elizabethan Galleon, East Indiaman, Cutty Sark, SS Great Britain, RMS Mauretania, Concorde 4d, 9d, 1/6, Europa 1969, NATO, First England Australia Flight, International Labour Organisation, First Non Stop Atlantic Flight, block of 4 x Cathedrals 5d 1969 plus 9d 1/6, Prince of Wales Investiture Cylinder Block Set of 3 x 5d plus 9d, 1/ , Gandhi Centenary Year 1969, National Giro 5d, Telecommunications 9d, 1/ , Automatic Sorting 1/6, plus many others up to IXth British Commonwealth Games Edinburgh 1970, Plus Ace Golden Eagle Album with approx 250 300 Worldwide used Stamps and Stanley Gibbons World Stamp Album with approx 150 200 Worldwide Stamps. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

Lot 365

UKIYO-E: FLOATING WORLDA LARGE COLLECTION OF OVER 150 JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTSSHODO KAWARAZAKI 河原崎奨堂 (Japan, 1889-1973) “Japanese flower kiyomi” Oban tata-e / woodblock print 1970s From the series “Floral calander of Japan” Publisher: Unsodo Dimensions:- the leaf: 40 x 27 cm;- the sole print: 36,3 x 24 cm.Note: Kawarazaki Shodo is best known for designing woodblock prints of flowers and other plant life. Born in Kyoto, Shodo studied the art of yuzen dyeing, a traditional art craft in Kyoto, under the guidance of Yamamoto Sekkei. He also studied Japanese painting under Shibahara. Shodo is undoubtedly known for his botanical prints, which he produced post-war Japan in the 1950’s. These botanical prints were all published by Unsodo, where Shodo was working as CEO.Provenance: PROPERTIES FROM A FRENCH COLLECTORCondition Report: Dimensions:- the leaf: 40 x 27 cm;- the sole print: 36,3 x 24 cm.

Lot 366

UKIYO-E: FLOATING WORLDA LARGE COLLECTION OF OVER 150 JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTSSHODO KAWARAZAKI 河原崎奨堂 (Japan, 1889-1973) “Magnolia Blossoms” Oban tata-e / woodblock print 1970s From the series “Floral calander of Japan” Publisher: Unsodo Note: Kawarazaki Shodo is best known for designing woodblock prints of flowers and other plant life. Born in Kyoto, Shodo studied the art of yuzen dyeing, a traditional art craft in Kyoto, under the guidance of Yamamoto Sekkei. He also studied Japanese painting under Shibahara. Shodo is undoubtedly known for his botanical prints, which he produced post-war Japan in the 1950’s. These botanical prints were all published by Unsodo, where Shodo was working as CEO.Provenance: PROPERTIES FROM A FRENCH COLLECTOR

Lot 367

UKIYO-E: FLOATING WORLDA LARGE COLLECTION OF OVER 150 JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTSSHODO KAWARAZAKI 河原崎奨堂 (Japan, 1889-1973) “Blue irises” Oban tata-e / woodblock print 1970s From the series “Floral calander of Japan” Publisher: Unsodo Dimensions (approximately):- the leaf: 40 x 37 cm;- the sole print: 36,3 x 24 cmNote: Kawarazaki Shodo is best known for designing woodblock prints of flowers and other plant life. Born in Kyoto, Shodo studied the art of yuzen dyeing, a traditional art craft in Kyoto, under the guidance of Yamamoto Sekkei. He also studied Japanese painting under Shibahara. Shodo is undoubtedly known for his botanical prints, which he produced post-war Japan in the 1950’s. These botanical prints were all published by Unsodo, where Shodo was working as CEO.Provenance: PROPERTIES FROM A FRENCH COLLECTORCondition Report: Dimensions (approximately):- the leaf: 40 x 37 cm;- the sole print: 36,3 x 24 cm;- minor russets and wrinkles in the margins.

Lot 347

Nicole Hornby/Botanical Studies/three watercolours, various sizes and/19th Century English School/Still Life with Seashells/watercolour, 19cm x 25cm CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot, but is available upon request. Further images and some condition reports can be viewed on our online catalogue at www.chorleys.com

Lot 442

Mid 19th Century English School/Botanical Study of a Geranium/watercolour, 42cm x 34cm/Butterfly and Chrysanthemum/watercolour, 26.5cm x 19cm/A print of Roman Charity, or an Example of a Virtuous Wife, after Rubens/52cm x 43cm and C F Williams/Cottage/pen and ink wash, 21.5cm x 34.5cm CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot, but is available upon request. Further images and some condition reports can be viewed on our online catalogue at www.chorleys.com

Lot 268

Collection of Port Meirion pottery, primarily 'Botanical Garden', including toast rack, butter dish, cream jug, two milk jugs, sugar bowl, three large mugs, one small mug, six tea cups, slop bowl, two large bowls, four cereal bowls, seven side plates, three meat plates, four large saucers and eleven saucers. 

Lot 480

FIVE VARIOUS LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTS - BOTANICAL STUDIES, GILT FRAMED, 32CM HIGH

Lot 431

A collection of various boxed table mats including Pimpernel, "Botanical" coasters, Pimpernel, "Rose Basket" coasters, various sizes etc.

Lot 398

An 1878 Sampler by Mary Taylor aged 12, a woolwork picture and a botanical picture

Lot 432

Miscellaneous books, including auction catalogues (The A. Edward Newton Collection of Books and Manuscripts, New York: Parke-Bernet, 1941, 3 volumes, dust jackets; The Magnificent Botanical Library of the Stiftung fur Botanik ... collected byu the late Arpad Plesch, London: Sotheby & Co., 1975-6, 3 volumes, price-list laid in; The Honeyman Collection of Scientific Books and Manuscripts, 1978-81, 7 volumes, price-list laid in), and assorted other books, sold as seen and without reserve (qty: 2 cartons)

Lot 161

ASSORTED MODERN ORNAMENTAL PORCELAIN, including a pair of Franklin Mint Chinese-style vases, three Minton oval monteiths, four Spode limited edition loving cups, Spode botanical double inkwell ETC.

Lot 215

A 19th Century Italian walnut & specimen wood apprentice piece chest of drawers commode having a circular Sorento stencilled inlay top section depicting a botanical spray, matching decoration to the sides and repeating patterns to the drawer fronts. All raised on tapering block legs. Measures approx; 23cm x 33cm x 17cm.

Lot 161

An early 19th Century Regency period library chair / reading chair having a tall shaped backrest with broad armrests and cushion seat. Botanical detailing to the upholstery. Raised on turned mahogany legs with brass cup & castors. Measures approx; 95cm x 66cm x 60cm.

Lot 219

A 19th Century French fruitwood two seater bench having botanical carved ladder back with shaped broad arms having pass through / pass over joints. Intricate woven rush seats with further carving to the apron. All raised on carved cabriole legs united by decorative 'H' stretcher. Measures approx; 96cm x 112cm x 50cm.

Lot 22

A 19th Century Italian carved Florentine wall mirror. The central mirror panel housed within a hand carved gilt painted on pink gesso frame with acanthus leaf, 'C' scroll and botanical decoration. The mirror with some foxing. Measures approx; 79cm x 51cm.

Lot 561

A 19th Century Chinese / Korean planter jardiniere of large size having hand painted decoration depicting birds & butterflies among famille verte leaves. The rim of the bowl decorated with repeating botanical patterns. Measures approx; 28cm x 36cm. 

Lot 590

An 18th century Chinese Oriental Imari Qianlong footed dish / brush washer. Porcelain round dish decorated in blue, orange, peach & gold palette on a white base. Central circular scene of the sea showing boats in the distance, mountainside scenery including traditional house & acer tree surrounded by floral band, blossom branches & chrysanthemums. Bottom side extensively decorated with floral botanical design & single flower surrounded by blue ring within footed base. Measures approx; 4cm x 17cm. Condition; various glaze faults & previous repair to rim. 

Lot 586

An 18th Century Chinese Qianlong period porcelain charger plate of large size having hand painted decoration in polychrome enamels depicting a central jardiniere and blossoming floral spray. The border with further botanical decoration. AF with early stapled repair. Measures approx; 35cm wide.

Lot 651

An extensive early 19th Century hand painted porcelain dessert service in the manner of Spode / Coalport / Worcester comprising of a large pedestal tazza, 17x dessert plates, oval shaped dish and three footed serving plates. Each having hand painted decoration depicting fruit, pineapples, blossoming botanical details and leaves complimented by gilt highlighted decoration. Largest measures approx; 20cm x 33cm.

Lot 550

A large pair of 19th Century Japanese Meiji period cloisonne vases having black & blue ground with large depictions of dragons, floral sprays and botanical scrolling leaves to the top sections and panel border base. Measures approx; 31cm tall.

Lot 521

A pair of 19th Century Chinese silk panel tapestry paintings. Each depicting various birds within blossoming branches with botanical detailing. Framed & glazed. Measures approx; 53cm x 22cm.

Lot 681

A late 19th Century Indian Kashmir papier mache and hand painted bowl having a black lacquered interior with hand decorated botanical decoration the the exterior, interior and rim of the bowl. The bowl raised on a small circular foot. Measures approx; 11cm x 6cm.

Lot 672

A 1920's Jacobean revival oak sideboard credenza / kitchen dresser base. Comprises of a central bank of two drawers flanked by a single cupboard to each side. The sideboard having carved botanical detailing and repeating helix & geometric borders / patterns. Raised on block and turned legs united by block stretchers. Measures approx; 84cm x 168cm x 44cm.

Lot 733

An early 20th Century French gilded and hand painted glass strawberry serving set / dessert service comprising of a large central bowl with loop handle and four smaller matching examples. Each with hand painted botanical details of fruit, flowers and leaves. Largest measures approx; 23cm wide.

Lot 254

A collection of five early 19th Century Chinese porcelain plates made for the Islamic or Persian market. The plates in a famille rose palette with hand painted polychrome enamel botanical detailing & floral sprays. Largest measures approx; 23cm.

Lot 564

A 19th Century Chinese porcelain vase having a large circular rim with ochre handles and hand painted decoration with botanical floral sprays and leaves, White cartouche panels depicting scenes of elders & figures at tables. No visible signs of major damage. Measures approx; 31cm tall.

Lot 539

A 20th Century Chinese Republic period Oriental porcelain bowl having a plain glazed interior with intricate Wucai polychrome enamel decoration to the body with a duck egg teal blue glaze. Botanical decoration throughout with floral medallions and scrolling leaves. The bowl of ogee shape with small circular foot decorated with a Famille Jaune Greek Key border. Four character Kaishu script mark to base in underglaze ochre. Measures approx; 5cm x 14.5cm. No visible damage.

Lot 258

A 19th Century German Black Forest carved wood book slide. Twin folding ends with pierced depiction of animals with the body being decorated with carved botanical details and repeating leaf borders. Measures approx; 36cm when closed.

Lot 548

An 18th Century Chinese Qianlong period porcelain bowl having hand painted decoration in polychrome enamels depicting garden fence and blossoming botanical sprays. The borders with turquoise and pink geometric decoration. The bowl raised on a small circular foot. Chip and crack present. Measures approx; 26cm wide. 

Lot 348

An 18th Century English Dutch influence tin glazed earthenware Delft plate of typical form having hand painted blue & white decoration with botanical detailing, floral sprays and vases with further decorated border. Measures approx. 23cm wide.

Lot 510

A 19th Century Chinese blue and white porcelain moon flask vase of circular shape. Hand painted decoration with central scene depicting performers / figures within a white cartouche panels. The vase body decorated with panels & repeating botanical details. The neck set with two dragons / lizards. No visible signs of major damage. Measures approx; 26cm.

Lot 639

An early 19th Century Jiaqing mark and period Chinese Oriental blue and white bowl with floral prunus & scenic decoration. Features four white cartouche panels depicting traditional scenes and botanical pattern. Interior further decorated with matching pattern. Raised on a circular foot with four blue character marks. Measures approx; 10cm x 26cm diameter. Condition: Early repair to the rim.

Lot 535

A pair of 20th Century Chinese Republic Period Jiaqing mark Oriental porcelain tea bowls / prayer bowls of ogee shape having hand painted botanical decoration depicting scrolling leaves and floral medallions. Raised on a small circular foot. The underside bearing six character Jiaqing (1796-1820) reign mark in underglaze blue Kaishu script. Measures approx; 5cm x 11.5cm. No visible damage. 

Lot 646

A 19th century Chinese oriental hand painted blue & white porcelain lidded pot. Decorated with botanical flora / fauna pattern featuring fruit, foliage, birds & butterflies. Measures approx; 9cm x 10cm. Condition; some glaze faults throughout, no major visible damage.

Lot 173

A 19th Century Victorian Art Nouveau brass & cedar wood lined box. Repousse decoration throughout with repeating patterns and botanical details. The hinged lid opening to reveal a lined interior. Measures approx; 7cm x 20cm x 9cm.

Lot 249

A large quantity of botanical book plates , taken from the English Botany of British plants , published in 1883 , plus 4 reproductions of original watercolours of 18th C teapots (Quantity)

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