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Lot 164

or Margaretha Dietzsch (1726-1795)A botanical study of an Indian shot (Canna indica)gouache on vellum, unframed36 x 27.2cmFootnote: The Dietzsch family of artists flourished in 18th century Nuremberg, which was then one of the foremost centres of botanical art in Europe thanks to the patronage of the botanist Dr Christoph Jakob Trew (1695-1769). Johann Israel Dietzsch (1681-1754) had seven children who became artists, amongst whom Barbara Regina (1706-1783), Johann Christoph (1710-1769) and Margaretha (1726-1795) were employed by the Nuremberg court, specialising in botanical studies of flowers, fruit and insects in watercolour and gouache.The work of the Dietzsch family was highly sought after by collectors in both the Netherlands and England. Since they all treated similar subject matter on a dark prepared ground and their studies are rarely signed, it is difficult to distinguish with certainty the hand of the various family members. Today, fine examples of their work can be found in distinguished private and institutional collections worldwide, including the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

Lot 55

Selection of ceramics including Regal lady figurines, set of 7 Royal Botanical Garden mugs, Jasperware etc.

Lot 224A

An early 19th century Spode creamware 9¾” diam. plate painted with exotic flowers in bright enamels, pattern No. 3422; a Copeland Ironstone 10½” plate with oriental garden scene; a Copeland & Garrett porcelain claret-ground dessert plate painted with a coastal view of Southampton, 9½” diam.; & another with turquoise & gilt border & botanical subject titled: “Salvia Involucrata”, 9¼” diam.

Lot 198

DURANTE, Castore.- HERBARIO | NOVO | DI CARTORE DVRANTE | MEDICO, ET CITTADINO ROMANO. | Con Figure, che rappresentanole viue Piante, che nascono in tutte Europa, | & nell’Indie Orientali, & Occidentali. | Con Verse Latini, que comprendono le facoltà dei simplici medicamento. | [...] | [gravura xilográfica com a marca da casa impressora].- In Venetia: Apresso li Sessa. MDCXVII, [1617].- [12], 492 [i. é 480], [52] p.: il.; 30 cm.- E., Castor Durante (1529-1590), Italian physician, botanist and poet of the Renaissance, born in Gualdo Tadino (Perugia), was chief physician at the court of Pope Sixtus V. Fourth edition of his masterpiece, originally published in 1585, illustrated with the portraits (medallions) of the 56-year-old author and botanist Giacomo Antonio Cortuso (1513-1603), on the back of the title page; disseminated throughout the text, 933 xilographies (only five non-botanical ones). On the front page, the mark of the Sessas, a prestigious Venetian printing house from the 16th and 17th centuries, featuring a cat with a mouse in its mouth, with the motto "Dissimiliem in fidas sotieas". At the end there is an addendum with "Figvre aggivnte senza discorsi", with 52 engravings on 10 sheets. On the back of the last page, a register and a colophon: "In Trevigia Apresso Angelo Reghettini. Per li Sessa. MDCXVII". Edition with numerous pagination errors, the most important of which are: p. 108 to 119; p. 286 to 289. The copy, slightly handled, has section I bound after section K, but it is complete. Slight browning and marginal imperfections in the last 12 leaves.; occasional minor tears, but with support; some uncontemporary annotations. Full sheepskin contemporary binding slightly worn and lacking the flyleaves. The collation corresponds exactly to that given in "The Cleveland Herbal, Botanical, and Horticultural Collection" (The Kent State University Press, 1992), 165. Pritzel, 2552.

Lot 736

A quantity of various maps and botanical prints

Lot 183

GARDENING: 1- MILLER, P: The gardeners kalendar directing what works are necessary to be done every month in the kitchen, fruit and pleasure gardens. Rivington, 1737m 4th. edn. with Index. With a frontis plate. Cont. full calf; rubbed & hinged cracked; 2- Thompson, R: Gardener’s Assistant, in 2 Volumes. Gresham, 1902. With 18 colour plates, 20 black & white plates, plus text illustrations. 4to. Leather backed boards; little rubbed; 3- Wright: Beautiful Flowers and how to grow them, in 2 volumes. Jack, 1909, With numerous colour plates; 4to. Original gilt pictorial cloth; 4- Green, T: The Universal Herbal; or, Botanical, Medical, and Agricultural Dictionary. Vol. 1 only, A-K. Liverpool, Nuttall, 1816, 1st. edn. 4to. With 55 plates (many hand coloured); 5- Bentham, G: Handbook of the British Flora, in 2 vols. 1865. Fully illustrated. Original cloth. (8)

Lot 134

MR BOLTON OF HALIFAX- 'BOTANICAL STUDY', PRINT, UNSIGNED, APPROXIMATELY 17.5 x 13cm

Lot 139

SIX SWANSEA PEARLWARE BOTANICAL PLATES IN THE STYLE OF THOMAS PARDOE circa 1802-1810, each botanical study after Curtis' Botanical Magazine, each within chocolate rim and each with Latin titles to the base in Pardoe's distinct red script, 21cms diam Provenance: from the collection of Gwyneth and the late Ieuan Evans Condition Report: varying degree of damage to each of chips, cracks, crazing and repairs, considerable damage overall Comments: please view in person to examine condition on all pottery lots, viewing by appointment at Cardiff salerooms

Lot 234

Botanical prints, J.B Wolters, a series of six botanical prints, housed in ebonised and silvered glazed frames, the prints 21.5cm x 30cm (6)

Lot 655

Three botanical plant prints framed and glazed

Lot 622

A selection of pictures and picture frames including botanical prints

Lot 336

PRESSED BOTANICAL DISPLAYS, a set of six, 58cm x 40cm, various, framed and glazed. (6)

Lot 337

PRESSED BOTANICAL DISPLAYS, a set of six, 58cm x 40cm, various, framed and glazed. (6)

Lot 1094

G U Sturgeon - a series of five prints to include Ploughing scene, Market Square etc, each with blindstamps and pencil signed to the margin; together with a Chinese botanical print (6)

Lot 1096

Assorted pictures and prints, to include amateur watercolours, botanical engravings, Belinda Barnard apple study, nude etching etc

Lot 1110

Harriet Brigdale - Chicken, watercolour, 4.5 x 4.5cm; together with Brian Higlee - a set of three limited edition botanical prints (4)

Lot 1440

Four pieces of Portmeirion 'Botanical Gardens' including; vase, cream jug, storage pot, etc.

Lot 1522

A quantity of Portmeirion Pomona including three vases, two shell dishes, two bowls, two plates, wall clock, three pin dishes and Botanical Garden vase.

Lot 68

Worldwide used & Mint Stamps from Great Britain, Southern Rhodesia, Nauru (some Mint), New Zealand (some Mint and overstamped), Nigeria and Zanzibar (some Mint and overstamped), on 15 Album Pages, GB used Stamps Include 21 Queen Victoria one with IR Official overstamp, Penny Red, Pictorial Stamps Include Festival of Britain, Red Cross Centenary Congress, Ninth International Life-boat Conference, Universal Postal Union, National Productivity year, Olympic Games, Freedom from Hunger, Centenary of first adhesive Stamp, Jubilee Jamboree, Churchill, International Botanical Congress, Nature Week, British Empire & Commonwealth Games, Salvation Army, Victory, Silver Jubilee 1935, various Definitives from Victoria to Queen Elizabeth II. 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 14

Stanley Gibbons De-luxe Stock Album with 10 hardback pages and 10 rows each side, 7 pages have GB Stamps, 1 page Spain, 1 page Spain - Japan - China, 2 pages New Zealand, 1 page New Zealand Korea, 1 page Guernsey, Jersey, Isle of Man, St Kilda, 1 page Polska, GB Stamps include 11 Victoria (two penny reds), Stamps from Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII, George VI, Silver Jubilee 1910-1935, Victoria George 1840-1940, Olympic games 1948, Universal postal union 1949, Festival of Britain 1951, Jubilee Jamboree 1957, Castles 2/6, 5/-, 10/- 1958, VI British Empire & Commonwealth Games 1958, Post Office savings bank centenary 1961, CEPT, National Productivity Year, National Nature week, Red Cross centenary congress, Shakespeare festival, International botanical congress, Forth road bridge, a good selection of pictorial Stamps continues up to IX British Commonwealth games 1970, Philympia 1970, Decimal Stamps continue High Value Definitives £1, £2, £5, To Pay Stamps, Regional Definitives, plus half page of Mint Stamps. 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 89

Stanley Gibbons Great Britain Stamp Album, containing over 250 Stamps from 1929 to 1969, most are used with some mint Stamps, Including Post Office Savings Bank 3d, International Botanical Congress 6d, Robert Burns 4d, 1/3. 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 34

Grand Tour Album.- Album of manuscripts, drawings and engravings, including: drawings: "Mont Blanc"; "Château de Prangins" and other chateaux of the Loire, Holstein, Germany, Russia, "La Pavillon Elizabeth" St Petersburg; Italy (Rome and Naples), visiting cards, "Gen. Tom Thumb", c. 140 items excluding botanical samples on c. 80pp., a few items removed, some items creased, other slightly stained, some browning, original cloth, stained and worn, lacks spine, oblong 4to, 1837-45.

Lot 101

Botanical Specimens. A late nineteenth-century album of pressed specimens on 36 leaves, mounted recto-verso, contemporary half morocco, 4to, c.1890

Lot 102

Botany and Horticulture. Curtis, William. The Botanical Magazine, Fourth Series, Volumes 1-10, numerous uncoloured lithographed plates, many folding, modern buckram, 8vo, London: Lovell Reeve & Co., 1905-1914; Preston, T. A. The Flowering Plants of Wilts, folding map, original cloth gilt, 8vo, [Guildford]: Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1888; Barron, Archibald. Vines and Vine Culture, new edition, original cloth, 8vo, London: Journal of Horticulture, 1887; and 60 others, gardening, botany and horticulture, v.s. (72)

Lot 103

The Botanical Drying Album. A late-nineteenth century album of pressed plants specimens, mostly ferns, the earlier examples numbered in manuscript, with a folded sheet of names numbered 1-51 loosely inserted, original cloth gilt, folio, c.1880

Lot 1377

A folder of mainly 19th century hand coloured prints, insects, butterflies and botanical, including Moses Harris (20)Generally discoloured and foxed, and some with creasing on the edges

Lot 375

After Redoule, five botanical prints, framed and glazed

Lot 249

Two circular botanical collages, mounted and glazed in 19th century gilt frames 37cm x 29cm (2)

Lot 191

A Victorian Staffordshire twin-handled pottery comport with botanical decoration "Hollyhock", broad blue and gilt borders, 22cm high(1)

Lot 10

Irish Botanical: Gaisford (Teresa)ÿHowth Sea Weeds, An important Album of 84 examples of Irish Sea Weeds, collected, dried and mounted by Teresa Gaisford from the Howth area of Dublin in 1857. Each example is identified by its Latin names. Orig. mor. bound cloth Album, 4to As a coll., w.a.f. (1) * There is an A.L.s. from David Jeffrey, School of Botany, T.C.D., dated 1982, after examining the Album, loosely inserted. He makes two comments, "First it is a remarkably comprehensive set for an amateur to collect, and represents a token or index of coastal pollution at that time,"ÿ Secondly, "the date 1857, is the second year of the Professorship in Botany of Wm. Harvey in T.C.D..... I suspect that he might have had a hand in the naming of the collection so fully and accurately..."

Lot 228

album, green cloth gilt with 'India 1895-1900 V.J.' stamped to the upper cover, 37 x 26cm, containing 18 watercolour sketches, mostly laid-in, with manuscript captions, showing Indian scenery with some depictions of local peopleFootnote: Note: Violet Jacob, neé Kennedy-Erskine, (September 1863 - September 1946) was a Scottish writer. Most often known for her novel, "Flemington", Jacob was also a Scots poet, described by Hugh MacDiarmid as "the most considerable of contemporary vernacular poets." Her poem, "The Wild Geese", has frequently been set to music as the Scottish folk song "Norland Wind". Boasting an impressive family history - one of her maternal great-grandfathers was King William IV - Jacob was raised around Montrose, writing in the Angus dialect and setting much of her work in the area.The collection of sketch albums here were predominantly created during Jacob's travels in India, with her husband, Arthur Otway Jacob, an Irish officer serving in the British Army. They demonstrate skill in both botanical and landscape illustration, and seem to be contemporary with Jacob's work "Diaries and Letters from India 1895-1900".

Lot 79

A Meissen porcelain table centre bowl, hand painted botanical centre panel in red and gilt border, diameter 31cmPerfect condition

Lot 78

A large brass coal bucket, together with a carved wooden barometer, Portmerion vase in the 'Botanical Gardens' pattern, pewter vase, turned wooden lidded pots and more

Lot 223

The Commonplace book of Dorothy Ridley, circa 1818, containing poems, ornithological and botanical studies; Symes (P) Practical Directions for Flower Drawing, Edinburgh 1813, inscribed to flyleaf 'The Misses Ridley' and A Lady's Commonplace Book, published 1993 inspired by and based on Dorothy Ridley's book (3)/see illustration

Lot 705

Fine Regency botanical album, housing approximately 28 superb watercolour depictions of flowers, each annotated and dated 1818-1822, each page 18 x 26cm, marbled end boardsCondition report: There are 27 watercolours in total.

Lot 864

Great Britain 1964 (5 Aug) Tenth International Botanical Congress Illustration with Botanical Congress Phos set, Horley Surrey cds, A/B

Lot 863

Great Britain 1964 (5 Aug) Tenth International Botanical Congress Illustration with Botanical Congress Non-Phos set, Horley cds, A/B

Lot 1558

A collection of two sets of four still life and insect studies walnut framed prints The Kew Botanical Flower Illustrations and a set copies of the Reeves Collection with certificates. (8)

Lot 426

C Willson, a pair of botanical watercolours and a golfing print to the "Society of Golfers at Blackheath"

Lot 1060

Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica basket, with naturalistically modelled vine handles and reticulated sides detailed with polychrome forget-me-nots, the interior decorated with a botanical study of 'Anagallis arvensis', sprigs and a gilt border, with printed and painted marks beneath, H8cm L26cm

Lot 1061

Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica wine cooler, with naturalistically modelled vine handles encrusted with flowers, the exterior decorated with botanical studies, of 'Rosa tomentosa Lm' and 'Taraxacum phymatocarpum J Vahl', and a gilt border, with printed and painted marks beneath, H12cm not including handles D12cm

Lot 366

English School, two botanical studies, watercolour, framed

Lot 75

Sarah Gould (British 1955-): 'Gooseberry' Botanical Study, watercolour on vellum signed with monogram, artist's studio label verso 16cm x 14cm Notes: Sarah is a qualified Landscape Architect. Member of the Leicestershire Society of Botanical Illustrators; Fellow of the Chelsea Physic Garden Florilegium Society (from 2002). Her work is held in the permanent collections of the RHS Lindley Library, The Highgrove Florilegium, The Hunt Institute and the Chelsea Physic Garden. Teaches for the Chelsea Botanical Art School. On the selection Panels for LSBI and Eden Project Florilegium Society. Exhibited at the 12th International at the Hunt in 2007, the Natural History Museum and Shirley Sherwood Gallery.

Lot 1052

F. GILESON BOTANICAL STUDIES Four watercolours, one signed, 16cm x 9cm, three framed similarly, one different, also another botanical watercolour, in a simulated marble frame, of sizes (5) Provenance: The William Mowat-Thomson Collection

Lot 149

A pair of Italian gilt botanical prints;poppies and roses, 52cm x 35cm

Lot 39

Luna has been created to represent folk law surrounding hares and The Moon. Luna is painted all over with a celestial theme. A Prussian Blue base, with grasses and wildflowers around her haunches representing morning, moving through a gold starry night sky to the gently glowing golden full moon on her forehead. Her three crescent moons represent the power of 3: the past, the present and the future. Artist: Nicola WarnerNicola is an eclectic artist mindfully creating whimsical watercolours and mixed media pieces, with a love of gold. Nicola's abstract art is often highly textured and many pieces feature her signature gold/brass leaf in amongst the mixed media and collages to which she is drawn. Conversely, some of her smaller 'lighter' pieces feature vintage inspired watercolours and home-made botanical inks. Intuitive, and using a varied colour palette, her work appeals to a variety of tastes. Nicola is also a keen photographer and uses her digital skills to create wall art. Sponsor: Clarke & SimpsonClarke and Simpson are a multi-disciplined independent and progressive firm of chartered surveyors.  We deal in all aspects of rural property and are one of the leading firms of auctioneers in the county of Suffolk. We routinely sell chattels, property and machinery at auction, both on location and from our Campsea Ashe base.https://www.clarkeandsimpson.co.uk/ Measures approx. 17 inches deep x 12 inches wide x 36 inches high

Lot 3

Burnie is burning up. Anna has used her abstract style of painting and the colours of the sponsor, Exemplifire's branding to create a bright and playful piece of art. Each aspect of Burnie's combusting represents the elements of fire. There is the graphic design of the flame, subjective interpretations of smoke and white dots and spots to represent the ash. Artist: Anna PartingtonAnna is an artist and photographer who lives in Pulham Market. Her abstract artwork is based on intuitive mark-making, patterns and line-work and she has been working on a project about the connection between dyslexia, learning and doodling. She also loves landscape and botanical photography and produces limited edition prints that she sells online. Anna studied at Falmouth University where she did a foundation in art and design and then a degree in press and editorial photography Sponsor: ExempliFire LimitedExperts in fire prevention and safety we pride ourselves on our comprehensive and specialist fire risk assessments including ongoing advice and competitive pricing for resulting remedial works. We also offer installations of fire alarm systems, emergency lighting and CCTV, as well as ongoing maintenance and repairs. Additional services include domestic and commercial electrical works - all with exceptional customer service!https://www.exemplifire.co.uk/ Measures approx. 42 inches long x 19 inches wide x 18 inches high

Lot 3

Two 19th Century dessert plate dishes, possibly Spode, both decorated with hand painted botanical studies within a blue border edge with floral cartouche panels, unmarked, 34cm x 24cm and 24cm in diameter.

Lot 12

MATTIOLI (PIETRO ANDREA)De i discorsi di... nelli sei libri de Pedacio Dioscoride Anazarbeo, della materia medicinale, 2 vol., third Italian edition, title with woodcut printer's device, full-page woodcut portrait of Mattioli within an elaborate border on k8v, over 900 large woodcuts of plants, herbs, animals, fish and insects, many by Giorgio Liberale and Wolfgang Meyerpeck, varying degrees of browning and staining, especially to volume 1, occasional small ink/oxidisation spots throughout, volume 1 with some repairs to worming (affecting text and illustration in one section), title and 2 other leaves repaired (former with some letters supplied in manuscript), volume 2 with final a1 and a6 repaired in margins, early vellum, some stains, spine ends and edges restored [Nissen BBI 1304; Pritzel 5988; Wellcome I, 4137], folio (350 x 240mm.), Venice, Bartolomeo de gli Alberti, 1604Footnotes:The scarce and well regarded third Italian language edition of the 'great Mattioli', with the full series of magnificent large woodcuts. Mattioli (1500-1577) was a Sienese physician and distinguished phytologist, and, ostensibly translating Dioscorides, filled in the gaps, adding a vast commentary along with hundreds of new medicinal plants. The botanical cuts first appeared in the 1562 Herbar (in Czech), and the 1563 New Kreuterbuch printed in Prague, but this edition includes the equally fine cuts from the 1565 edition of the enlarged work which include zoological subjects. Included at the end is the 12-page Del modo di distillare le acque da tutte le piante et come vi si possino conservare i loro veri odori & sapori.Provenance: 'Ex libris Fisici [-Physici] Palearii', ownership inscriptions on title-page and front free nedpaper of volume 2.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

Lot 6

After William Curtis (British 1746-1799). 14 coloured botanical engravings in matching gilt frames 15 x 25cm

Lot 334

BOX - PORTMEIRION BOTANICAL GARDEN PATTERN POTTERY WARES

Lot 316

THE FAIREST FLOWERS OF PIERRE-JOSPEH REDOUTÉ; five limited edition botanical lithographs issued by the National History Museum, comprising 'Pirimevere Grandiflore, Iris, Xiphium', 'Bouquet De Pensées' etc, all with certificates to reverse, all framed and glazed with booklet, also an original pastel, 'The Walled Garden' by Sheila Sewell RMS, 26 x 36cm, framed and glazed (6).Additional InformationGood condition.

Lot 1158

SPAIN; The Order of Isabella the Catholic, a Knight’s Commander’s insignia comprising Grand Cross (width 67mm) and neck badge on laurel suspension and cream ribbon, both in gilt metal and enamel (2).Awarded to Alfred Wilby Tait who was created a baron (Barao de Soutelinho) by King Carlos of Portugal in recognition of his botanical works with specific reference to Portuguese wild flowers and had an iris named after him. The Order of Isabella was instituted by King Ferdinand VII in 1815 to reward services to the Spanish state of a civil nature.Additional InformationSome very light nicks and scratches, ribbon frayed.

Lot 1159

PORTUGAL; The Military Order of St. James of the Sword and Scientific, Literary and Artistic Merit, a Grand Cross collar composed of twenty-two laurel and cross badges to Grand Cross on laurel suspension in gilt metal and enamel, length 47cm, a matching miniature and a Commander’s Star, in white metal and enamel, diameter 65mm, apparently unmarked. Awarded to Alfred Wilby Tait who was created a baron (Barao de Soutelinho) by King Carlos of Portugal in recognition of his botanical works with specific reference to Portuguese wild flowers and had an iris named after him. The Order of Saint James was originally founded in the Kingdom of Leon circa 1170 and was still in use as an Order of Merit in the early 20th century when these particular decorations were awarded.Additional InformationRe collar the Cross with hairlines to enamel in numerous places, some further small enamel losses, light scratches, one of the badges appears repaired with bar applied to reverse as well as solder marks; Re Star some small enamel losses including to top right of the heart and the central cross; other light general wear.

Lot 228

Set of six silver cased teaspoons with Birmingham hallmarks, 2.1 troy oz approx. Together with miniature framed botanical watercolours.(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Lot 497

A Derby porcelain botanical plate, circa 1810, painted with 'Sweet Pea' within a gilt lined rim, titled to the reverse and Derby mark in iron-red, 22.2cms diameter; and a Swansea pearlware botanical plate, circa 1800, painted with 'Kidney-Leav'd Czane's-Bill', titled to the reverse, impressed SWANSEA, Sotheby's paper label for The Iris Fox Collection, number 766, 21cms diameter. (2)

Lot 213

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Copeland and Garrett, Late Spode Botanical series vegetable tureen and cover, c. 1833. Marked to the undersides. 30cm wide. (1)Condition: Base with 4cm hairline from rim and small chip under the handle. 

Lot 215

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Wedgwood Botanical series dinner plate, c. 1810-15. Marked to the underside and printed with two Curtis-inspired botanical sprays. 25cm wide. (1)Condition: In good overall condition. 

Lot 220

A group of three early nineteenth century green and white transfer-printed Spode Botanical series dessert plates, c. 1828. Marked to the undersides. 21cm wide. (3)Condition: Light staining in places, one with small foot rim chip and rim chip. 

Lot 226

An early nineteenth century blue and white transfer-printed Minton Botanical series chestnut basket stand, c. 1820. It is printed with a botanical specimen, possibly from Curtis. 29 cm wide. (1)Condition: Light staining and an under rim chip. 

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