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Three boxes to include assorted glassware, ceramics, botanical prints, etc

A collection of Portmeirion Botanical Gardens tablewares to include plates, bowls, and canisters

A Portmeirion 'Botanical Garden' vase (8 1/2" tall) and a lidded sugar bowl, Coalport bud vases, Royal Worcester egg coddler, Wedgwood lidded pot and small vase plus two Wedgwood oil containers.

Three framed botanical studies, two incorporating three separate studies, all the work of Professor Hume possibly also spelt Huysum (7)

 John Pastoriza-Pinol (Contemporary)Rosa Hybrida ('Just Joey'), botanical study of a rose, watercolour, signed lower right, titled lower left, framed & glazed34cm by 25cm 

 John Pastoriza-Pinol (Contemporary)Punica Granatum, botanical study of a pomegranate, watercolour, signed lower right, titled lower left, framed & glazed22cm x 26cm 

BOTANICAL PRINTS CURTIS, S. Monograph… Genus Camellia facs. ed. 1965, Guildford, fol. 5 cold. prints, plus BASILIUS, B. …Hortus Eystettensis 1713 facs. ed. plus c.150 loose botanical prints

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain botanical decorated dish 'Anemone Pulsatilla L.' no. 20 3554, diameter 23cm.

A set of four limited edition botanical prints after Bauer, in burr frames

Medallions, Great Britain and World, a collection of medallions comprising agricultural awards and engineering awards amongst others, included are a silver Birmingham Botanical & Horticultural Society, Botanical Gardens Edgbaston, engraved N.A.S. (Midland) Auricula Show. 1905, Awarded to, J.W. Bentley Esq, Champion, 2 x Royal Horticultural Society Affiliated Societies, with Pomona and Flora to the obverse, one engraved, The Essex Agricultural Soc. to G.F. Letts & Sons, 1937, the other blank and cased, Royal Lancashire Agricultural Society, Society for Improvement of Agriculture, a Rothesay Scotland horticultural award 'Presented by Dobbie & Co. Royal Seed Growers & Florists, Won by JT Bagworth, Ryhall', The Model Engineer, Ampthill Cup Champion Pairs, Inst. 1930, rev. Lord Ampthill GCSI, GCIE, President London Rowing Club, 1893-1935, Souvenir de la Societe Technique de L'industrie du gaz en France, Gas Light & Coke Co, Association Francaise Pour L'avancement des Sciences, a University of Glasgow Medical Faculty bronze medallion inscribed 'Charles M. Morton Summer 1922 in Junior Clinical Surgery Class (Mr. C.H. Edington.)' and a bronze medallion by F Carter commemorating 100 years of Wesleyan Methodism

14ct yellow gold, amethyst and diamond ear clips, in a botanical design, each earring featuring 2 oval cut amethysts and smaller, single cut diamonds to the base. Measuring approximately 20mm in length.

after Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1840), a set of ten botanical studies of roses, engraved by Bessin, Langlois, Charlin and Jalbaux, five well framed, five unframed. (10)

A collection of antique style botanical prints, all gilt framed

Collection of 95 Valentines, mostly 1850-1880, in two albums plus loose, to include a three-dimensional card, 'To My Sweetheart', c.1880s; a pierced paper lace sheet by Mansell bearing manuscript romantic verse; a silvered paper lace heart with manuscript scroll, 'Language of my Heart'; a silvered paper lace card with applied leaves and central botanical watercolour on rice paper; a floral watercolour card lettered in gilt, 'To My Valentine'; a pierced paper lace envelope containing silk printed 'Forget-Me-Not' verse; a single card published by Alfred Gray, 'To My Valentine', with illustration after Furniss and verse by Tennyson; a vibrant chromolithographic design with lace border by Meek; a three-dimensional card by Mullord; a mechanical card with cherubs and flowers; three cartoon/humour envelopes by Meek; a sheet of manuscript romantic verse bearing blind-stamped 'Paris', complete with envelope addressed to 'Elisabeth'; a pierced paper lace sheet with romantic verse, 'To Joseph'; an elaborate silvered paper lace and silk design with hand-coloured figures linking arms; a "scented sachet" with elaborate paper lace border; folding paper lace & silk triptych with sachet centre, 'Christmas Bells'; a Dobbs Kidd paper lace design with central silk flowers and folding book (pages revealing the word 'sincerity'); a folding paper lace envelope sachet by Wood, the central chromolithographic illustration depicting an anthropomorphic cat and mouse; two paper lace envelopes bearing Registration Diamonds and central silk printed verse ('True Affection' and 'I'll Cling to Thee'); a paper lace Valentine with envelope hand-delivered to address in New Hampshire, USA; a sheet of manuscript verse addressed to 'Julia', New York, with hand-delivered envelope; a paper lace Valentine by Mansell with central chromolithographic scrap, manuscript verse, and applied twigs in the form of a birch rod, 'A Little Corrective - To be applied when the patient is troublesome'; a c.1920s watercolour card depicting lady dropping rose from window, 'A Greeting - With the artist compliments, F. M. M. Arthur (This will be worth a lot of money some day - at present it's only worth a lot of love)', and others (95)

Collection of Victorian greetings cards, including birthday, Christmas, New Year, mostly chromolithographic designs depicting botanical scenes/flowers, landscapes, children. To include 25 cards depicting animals (including two anthropomorphic examples: a cat, and a boar); five watercolour examples (three on celluloid), one of which depicts penguins and is inscribed, Christmas 1888; a "scented sachet"; a gilt paper lace Valentine ('To my little pet'); an illustrated book, Heavenly Peace, London: Henry J. Drane (no date); several shaped cards (moon, bells, horseshoe); a novelty transport ticket (First Class, from Christmas 1888 to 1889); a small quantity of religious ephemera; a small manuscript map, 'Travels & Voyages of the Apostle Paul', signed 'H. Keele'. Publishers include Raphael Tuck, Hildesheimer & Faulkner, Eyre & Spottiswoode, Phillipp Brothers, Marcus Ward. In two well-filled shoeboxes (2)

MICHEL MARTINEAU. Botanical prints after originals by Michel Martineau included in 'Flowers from the Gardens of Napoleon on St. Helena Island'. Each titled within the print & further signed & numbered in pencil. Note: Michel Martineau has been the French Consul on St. Helena since 1995 & lives in Longwood House, once occupied by Napoleon. He has recently been responsible for arranging the extensive restoration of much of the original furniture in the house. These prints were gifted by Michel Martineau to the Vendor.  WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.

Christine Woodman botanical watercolour and two others (3)

A Spode botanical tea cup and saucer: the cup of London shape, painted with flower sprays within beaded gilt borders, iron-red script mark with pattern no.2033, circa 1820

A pair of framed and glazed botanical prints depicting flowers. 57x75cm

Two botanical prints and a print after Constable

A set of four botanical prints

FINE SILK UZBEK SUZANI, 240cm x 200cm, stylised botanical motif design in a fusion of contemporary colour.

 A Victorian papier mache folding Aide Memoire, painted with botanical interior scenes, probably by Walton of Wolverhampton, 10 x 7cm, together with a mother of pearl handled wax seal and Victorian ladies pocket book

*EMMA TENNANT (B. 1943) Botanical study signed and dated 2013 lower right, watercolour and ink, 42cm x 62cm 

*EMMA TENNANT (B. 1943) Botanical study monogrammed lower left, dated '03 lower right, watercolour and ink, 28cm x 40cm 

*EMMA TENNANT (B. 1943) Botanical study signed lower left, dated 2010 lower right, watercolour and ink, 44cm x 29cm 

*EMMA TENNANT (B. 1943) Botanical study monogrammed lower left,  dated '12 lower right, watercolour and ink, 34cm x 24cm 

China, a watercolour botanical study of Peas in Pods, possibly Anglo Chinese, Chinese character marks to margin, 35cm x 30cm, framed

China, a watercolour botanical study of Fruiting Peach Tree Branch, possibly Anglo Chinese, Chinese character marks to margin, 35cm x 30cm, framed

China, a watercolour botanical study of a Grape Plant, possibly Anglo Chinese, Chinese character marks to margin, 35cm x 30cm, framed

China, a watercolour botanical study of a Fruiting Chestnut Branch, possibly Anglo Chinese, Chinese character marks to margin, 35cm x 30cm, framed

Spode bone china botanical dinner plate and similar cake plate (2):

Two Gilt Effect Botanical Theme Prints(2):

Cased Stag Handled Carving Knife Set: together with Botanical Style Fruit Bow & Wedgwood Creamware footed bowl(3)

A quantity of botanical pictures. This lot can only be collected on Saturday 10th October. (10-2pm)

Two botanical prints.This lot can only be collected on Saturday 10th October (10-2pm)

* Neolithic Tools. A collection of Neolithic tools from the Leonard Newton Collection, including a collection of 9 Kintampo Neolithic items that were found and collected in the field during botanical fieldwork when Leonard Newton worked in Ghana, they feature in an article in the paper on the Kintampo Neolithic titled A Newly Discovered Site For The Kintampo 'Neolithic’ Cultural Tradition Near Kumasi, together with 5 Discoid Scrapers (Neolithic found in Kenya), various Obsidian blades / points, Obsidian Lunates (Neolithic, Kenya) plus other items including 8 large Palaeolithic hand tools c.500,000 BC used by the Homo erectus in Kenya, largest 25cm, smallest 12cmQty: (a carton )NOTESMany of the items were found in the course of some botanical field work on a granite outcrop near Kumasi Airport, several artificial holes and grooves on the exposed rock surfaces were spotted , and a number of artefacts were found lying around. The Kintampo were a Neolithic culture c.3500 years ago.

A collection of Royal Worcester botanical plates, by A H Williamson, together with three Royal Worcester bird plates

Superb Presentation Pack Collection. 1964-1970. Including Botanical Gardens cat £160. Forth Road cat £450. Churchill. Parliment. Battle Britain. Burns through to Definitives a truly untouched collection. Fine lot all housed in Album with plastic sleeves unusual as packs are in good condition.

Curtis (William). The Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed, volumes 1-24 bound in 12, Stephen Couchman, 1793-1806, portrait frontispiece (a little spotting and offsetting to title) and 966 hand-coloured plates including some folding, scattered light offsetting and light browning but generally very clean, armorial bookplate of George Innes, College, Warwick, to each volume, old ownership inscription of Jane Eliz[abe]th Metford, Halesleigh to front free endpaper of volume 1, marbled edges, contemporary russia gilt, a little rubbed and faded on spines. 8vo (22.5 x 13.5 cm)Qty: (12)NOTESProvenance: 1) George Innes (1760-1842) was Assistant Master at Rugby School, 1783-1792, Master of King Henry VIII's School, Warwick, 1792-1842, and Rector of Hilperton, Wiltshire, 1798-1842. The remaining portion of his library was sold in London by Puttick and Simpson in 1851. 2) Jane Elizabeth Metford (1831-1907), Halesleigh, Somerset.

Blochwitz (Martin). Anatomia Sambuci: or, The Anatomie of the Elder. Cutting out of it, plain, approved, and specifick remedies for most and chiefest maladies; confirmed and cleared by reason, experience, and history. Collected in Latine, by Dr. Martin Blochwich, Physician Ordinary of Oshatin. Translated for the benefit of all, and recommended by the Royal Society, London, Printed for Tho. Sawbridge, and to be sold by H. Brome at the Gun at the West End of St. Pauls, 1670, [12], 230, title with faint red ruling, ink signature of Charles Walmesley, dated 1799 to front endpaper, and armorial bookplate to front pastedown, small rust mark to K11 (page 215/16), touching one letter, L5 with minor loss to upper portion of blank fore-edge, not affecting text, contemporary plain sheep, with morocco spine label, rubbed and a little wear with joints partially cracked, later leather repair to head of spine, 12moQty: (1)NOTESWing B3200; Wellcome II, 181; Krivatsy 1386. German physician Martin Blochwitz's Anatomy of the Elder was first translated into English by the Scottish physician Christopher Irvine in 1655, and was written as a practical guide for provincial doctors, beginning with botanical identification, and the preparation of remedies, and finishing with treatments for a variety of illnesses. The preface by the printer refers to the usefulness of the present work in the aftermath of the Great Plague, as well as the Fire of London, stating that the re-issue of this work brings 'a new sight of that translation, which, with many other things of great value, seem'd lately buried in the rubbish of our cities ruines... conducing to the Service of my Countrymen; and hope that this second appearance of so useful a Piece will be no less acceptable to them, than the first.'

A late 18th/19thC Chinese octagonal pedestal bowl with enamelled figural and botanical decoration and seal mark to base, H9cm, diameter 20cm 

D R SELLARS "Estuary scene with fishermen in tender in foreground" watercolour heightened with white and body colour, signed lower right 21 cm x 33 cm together with ANN FRASER "Botanical study" watercolour, signed, titled and dated May 1995 in pencil 46 cm x 34 cm, E H TURNER "The Scilly Isles NE of Tresco" a coastal landscape, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1986 lower right, titled verso 40 cm x 50 cm together with RAYMOND LOCKYER "Abstract study" mixed media, signed and dated '98 lower left 32.5 cm x 57 cm and five various prints and a Chinese silk panel of butterflies

A collection of various watercolours, prints and drawings including JOAN WATSON "Botanical study" watercolour, signed lower left 38 cm x 17 cm together with eighteen various

Collection of Botanical plates, Wild flowers of British Isles

A selection of mostly Welsh pottery, various dates first quarter 19th century, including a quantity of Dillwyn Swansea marked examples, two graduated sets of jugs and a commemorative plate for the Angel Inn CarmathenCondition Report: Dated pearlware jugs 1826 , the smaller is cracked, glued and stained. Pearlware botanical dish is chipped and stained. Two of the plates are damaged and repaired. Condition Report Disclaimer

A pair of botanical plates

A Branksome china part tea service; other ceramics and glass; small collection of costume jewellery; and a pair of botanical prints.

A botanical print in ornate gilt frame, length 66cm

Two Maling ware of Newcastle early 20th Century oval bowls, with moulded floral decoration, together with a Susie Cooper plate, Royal Winton chintz plate and four Copeland Spode plates in the Bermuda Flowers pattern, each with a different central botanical display, diameter 23cm (8)

PAINTINGS AND PRINTS, etc to include an abstract oil on board, unsigned, possibly by Nance circa 1970's, framed, illustrated London News print from The International Exhibition of 1862, framed ladies fashion prints, framed prints of Botanical Specimens, colourful abstract print etc (box and loose)

A set of twelve Swiss Langenthal printed botanical plates, each marked Siegfried and with incremental Roman numerals, each 26.2cm by 2.2cm high. (12)

A mixed box of pictures including Fritilla Walberswick watercolour botanical study, prints, two modern Egyptian papyrus paintings etc, various sizes (box)

Jenny Jowett - Two botanical studies of auriculas and tulips, signed, 17 x 12 m (2)

An interesting folio of unframed mostly hand-coloured prints including architectural, botanical, birds and other miscellaneous subjects

A Victorian leather bound photograph album, the majority of leaves with printed botanical detail, H29.5cm. - Condition Report

THREE DESIGNER/FASHION BANGLEScomprising a Modernist 1970s Norwegian pewter bangle by Erling Christophersen, with bubble decoration; and two Gillian Arnold Botanical cuff bangles (3)

A tray of assorted Portmeirion china including British Birds cereal bowl and Botanical sugar shakers plus six plated Portmeirion coffee spoons

Royal Worcester porcelain - Set of four 'Botanical Studies' plaques, 26cm x 18cm

Thomas Holland A Set of Nine Botanical Watercolours signed in pencil 23cm x 17cm