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Four framed c.19th works, to include: Three Victorian watercolour botanical studies, two framed in birdseye maple frames of the period, largest frame: 39 x 43 cm; together with an Edwardian painting of a basket of flowers on silk with applied micro bead finish, 40 x 40 cm (4)

Botanical interest. Lambert after Pierre Jean Francois Turpin - a series of four early 19th century hand coloured engravings. Believed from 1830 La Flore medicale by Chaumeton, Poiret and Chamberet. Each finely hand coloured, with all lettering & border gilt. Comprising Menthe Poivree, Menthe Crispee, Chou and Rosage. Smart & bright condition, lightest edge wear, no spotting, just faint age-toning to the edges of the leaves. Unframed. The illustrations measuring approx. 17.5cm x 12cm, 45cm x 30cm including plate. 

Botanical & natural history interest. 1820 The British Botanist, or a Familiar Introduction to the Science of Botany. Printed for F. C. & J. Rivington, 1820. Worn contemp. full cloth binding, damp staining to boards and loss to head of spine; illustrated with hand coloured plates throughout. Along with 1862 A Plain and Easy Account of British Fungi by M. C. Cooke publ. Robert Hardwicke, publ. orig. full cloth binding with gilt mushroom to front board, renewed endpapers. 8vo.

A collection of five late 18th & early 19th century works. The lot comprising 1816 The History of the Life and Adventures and Heroic Actions of the renowned Sir William Wallace by William Hamilton, publ. orig. paper covered boards; 1823 Time's Telescope or the Astronomer's Botanist and Naturalist's Guide, publ. orig. paper covered boards, coloured plate frontispiece botanical illustration; 1835 A History of the Earth and Animated Nature by Oliver Goldsmith, publ. orig. quarter cloth binding with paper covered boards & spine label, renewed endpapers; 1824 The Life and Administration of Cardinal Wolsey by John Galt, third ed in worn diced calf binding lacking spine label; and 1797 The Complete Angler by Mr. Isaac Walton & Charles Cotton, the sixth edition by Sir John Hawkins (text block split in two at spine, front board loose.) Maj. rather worn, boards soiled. 8vo.

Set of six botanical prints, framed under glass, 20 x 25cm (6)

A set of four signed limited edition botanical prints, framed

A vintage stoneware flagon 'Ridgway Bros' Botanical Brewers Fenton. By Price Bristol Height 28cm.

After Basilius Besler (German, 1561-1629) Four botanical studies from 'Hortus Estettensis' reproduction colour prints 21 x 16¼in (53.3 x 41.25cm), lacquered wood frames with grey painted and parcel gilt slips (70.5 x 58.25cm)

Paul Gell (20th Century) "Pelagoanium Mix" Inscribed and dated August (19)81, watercolour, together with two botanical screenprints after Phillip Sheffield, 55cm by 75cm, 61.5cm by 51cm and 62cm by 51cm respectively (3) Provenance for "Pelagoanium Mix": Francis Kyle Gallery, London

Leonard Russell Squirrell (1893 - 1979)"Claypath Durham"Signed, etchiing, together with a botanical print and an indistinclty signed oil on board of St Pauls London (3)"Claypath Durham" - Slight undulations in the paper at the top edge. No creases or tears. Possibly some slight darkening of paper. A few tiny brown spots in the sky.

A collection of assorted botanical pictures and prints.

Mixed lot of assorted pictures and prints, including BRITISH SCHOOL late 18th/19th century, The Fleet at anchor in the Solent, ink wash, 21cm x 32cm; also a number of framed and including six Rory McEwen botanical prints, 'Sir Robert, plate XVII' and others similar (a lot)

A selection of botanical collectors plates, including Furstenberg decorated profusely with flowers (a lot)

A collection of 62 bird, animal and botanical prints after Roland Green and others.

Virginia Morrison (British, Contemporary) A selection of five various Botanical drawings and watercolour studies to include: Gourd, Rose Hips, Aspargus, wheat, all framed and glazed  three signed with monogram (5)  Provenance: The Old Vicarage, Breedon-on-the-Hill, Derbyshire 

Large Accumulation of GB covers both decimal and pre decimal  along with Eire covers , and Jersey and Isle of Man Presentation Packs, some seen in purposed binders. Some Interesting covers seen , with a collection of 1977 SilvermJubilee covers with relevant Postmarking for each of the places visited , 1953 Coronation Covers (2) , Forth Road Bridge , 1963 Red Cross on plain env , 700th Anniversaries of Parliament , 1964;Botanical , all amongst the other array of covers , Good Lot for the Cover Collector , or for Breaking for are-sale 

JONES, Paul (1921-97, illustrator). Flora Superba, London, 1971, folio, 16 coloured lithographed plates by Paul Jones, original half vellum by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. FIRST EDITION, NUMBER 48 of 506 COPIES SIGNED BY THE ARTIST.JONES, Paul (1921-97, illustrator).  Flora Superba. Selected and Painted by the Artist. Text by Wilfrid Blunt. Foreword by Sir George Taylor. London: The Tryon Gallery, 1971. Folio (528 x 370mm). Half title, title printed in green and black, 16 coloured lithographed plates by Paul Jones. Original half vellum by Sangorski & Sutcliffe, the spine lettered in gilt, floral motif stamped in gilt on the upper cover, top edges gilt, slipcase (the slipcase frayed at extremities). FIRST EDITION. NUMBER 48 OF 506 COPIES SIGNED BY THE ARTIST. "The plates were printed in muliti-coloured lithography at The Curwen Press Limited of London who also composed the type in Monotype Walbaum. The colour plates have been printed on a matt coated cartridge made by Bowaters at Sittingbourne, Kent, and the text on Arma all-rag paper made by E. Towgood & Sons, Limited, at Sawston, Cambridge" (from the limitation leaf). Both the publisher's note and Wilfrid Blunt's Introduction draw comparisons between the present work and that masterpiece of early 19th-century botanical books, The Temple of Flora.

Ceramics - Collector’s Plates etc Lord of the Rings set, Alan Firths Winter Moonlight, botanical etc

A Royal Doulton Lambeth stoneware botanical pattern jardinière, 23cm hLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Two similar Royal Doulton botanical pattern vases, 39cm h and 41cm hLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE PLATES TO INCLUDE WILLOW PATTERN, 'BOTANICAL BEAUTIES', A QUEEN VICTORIA PLATE, ORIENTAL ITEMS, ETC

Botanical Specimen Coloured Lithograph after Sydenham Edwards (1768 – 1819) engraved by F. Sansom. From "A Complete Dictionary of Practical Gardening" by Alexander McDonald (pseud. for R. W: Dickson) England 1807 Gilt Wood Frame 51 x 58cm (Asset No: 10330)

Chinese School, 19th Century -Botanical studies with butterflies and other insects -Three parcel gilt watercolours on pith paper -Each approximately 20 x 32cm

A mixed lot of 19th century English porcelain comprising a Chamberlain's Worcester botanical comport, matching tureen and cover and footed bowl, painted mark and pattern no. 1676; and a part tea service painted with bands of pink roses, pattern no.7521 [some damage] 18.

A collection of 4 glass art hardcover books and 3 volume DVD set for Dale Chihuly fans. Lot includes Chihuly Drawing (Portland Press, 2003); Chihuly Gardens & Glass (Chihuly Workshop, 2002); Chihuly: New York Botanical Garden (Delmonico Books, 2017); Chihuly: An Artist Collect's (Abrams, 2017); and Chihuly: DVD Collector's Set (Chihuly Workshop, 2014). Collection total measurements: 11"L x 7"W x 15.25"H. Issued: 21st centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. As is.

CONTEMPORARY SCHOOL BOTANICAL PRINTS, a set of eight, in circular black frames, 35cm W. (8)

Mixed mounted prints including nude photographic prints, botanical studies, costume plates etc (box)

Two Chinese embroidered panels, map engraving, botanical prints, loose watercolours, prints etc and a sketchbook of accomplished drawing sketches (box)

After Franz Andreas Bauer (Austrian 1758-1840): Botanical Studies, set of three limited edition prints for the Natural History Museum together with a set of four other prints from the Reeves Collection with British Museum stamps, certificates verso max 32cm x 21cm (7)

Large collection of botanical engravings from the Natural History Museum in matching gilt frames 19cm x 13cm (14)

JAMES SOWERBY (1756/57-1822) A set of twelve botanical studies coloured engravings, published by W. Curtis, Botanic Garden, Lambeth, March 1786, each 20cm x 12cm, mounted within three gilt frames (3)Provenance: The Old Rectory, Ickham, nr Canterbury, Kent.

A rare Ridgway Bros. Botanical Brewers Advertising poster in original card tube. In distressed condition. Height: 76cm Width: 50cm

c.1810 three hand painted English Porcelain Botanical serving bowls. Borders are decorated with moulded and gilt Grapes and Vines. The central images show a Passion flower, Eastern Poppy and Jonquil flowers. Length: 25cm (3)

c.1810 two English Porcelain botanical oval serving bowls. Borders are moulded and gilt in Rococo patterns. Centres are painted with images of Hibiscus Siryacus and Spartium Junceum. Diameter: 30cm. (2)

A collection of 19th and 20th Century English cabinet plates, to include a Flight Barr & Barr Imari plate, circa 1815, painted with perched fabulous bird amongst polychrome chinoiserie landscape, painted floral border and crimped scalloped rim, impressed marks, diameter 25cm, a 19th Century botanical plate, possibly Coalport, painted with a primrose and vetch sprigs within cobalt blue border with entwined convolvulus stems and leaves, diameter 23cm, and a 20th Century Aynsley painted cabinet plate by R G Keeling, decorated with Asiatic pheasants in landscape, the border with painted birds in gilded cartouche on pink ground, signed, printed marks, diameter 22.5cm. (3) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

A Meissen Marcolini period coffee can and saucer, decorated with cherubs and clouds on white ground with insects and floral sprigs, blue crossed sword and star mark to base, height 5cm, together with a collection of Meissen tea wares including saucer with Watteau scene and acid yellow border, a similar demi-tasse coffee cup and saucer decorated with figures within pink panelled borders, a leaf moulded tea cup and saucer, decorated with pink glazed relief moulded fruiting vines with gilt highlights, another tea cup and saucer, painted floral studies over white ground with basketweave moulded border, and three saucers, painted with botanical studies over white glazed ground. (11) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

A collection of 19th Century English and Continental porcelain, including Coalport botanical plates, a twin handled serving plate of oval form, a Limoges coffee can and saucer, a miniature Coalport jug and matching bowl and a 19th Century cabinet plate, possible Sansom of Paris, bearing Crown Derby marks, painted with flowers in circular panel, the border with geometric gilded panels and painted flowers on acid yellow ground, diameter 23cm. (8) PLEASE VIEW CONDITION REPORT

Antiquarian and Later Books. Natural History, Lepidoptery: Morris (The Rev. F.O.), A History of British Butterflies, fifth edition, London: George Bell & Sons, 1870, 72 coloured plates, the majority if not all are affected by ex-library stamps, original publisher's cloth, defective, 4to; Dickens (Charles), The Cricket on the Hearth, twenty-second edition, London: Bradbury and Evans, 1846, frontispiece and additional pictorial title-page, original publisher's red cloth, pictorial gilt, all edges gilt, twist, worn and split losses, 8vo; other Dickens; Pre-Darwin Natural History: Best (Mrs.), Six Thousand Years Ago, Bath: Binns and Goodwin, n.d. [1844], wood-engraved plates and vignettes, contemporary quarter-roan over marbled boards, 12mo; Wood's Tree Planter, third edition, 1894, in-text illustrations and diagrams, original pictorial red roan gilt over cloth, 12mo; Philips' Handy Atlas of the Counties of Wales, 1890, double-page maps, original publisher's roan, worn and twisted, 8vo; Wild-Flowers, 1858; Clark's Plant-Form, 1904, botanical illustrations, original Art Nouveau cloth, 8vo; vintage King Penguin Books; Americana: George Washington; Goldsmith's History of Earth and Animated Nature, two volumes, 1857, monochrome plates and in-text illustrations, contemporary quarter-leather, worn, 4to; disbound folio of the Illustrated News, uncollated 1855-56 numbers; decorative bindings; etc., mixed sizes, (approx. 25)

Edward Bouverie Hoyton (1900-1988) - The Upper Teign, Dartmoor, aquatint, hand coloured, signed by the artist in pencil and inscribed, 26cm x 32cm, a watercolour of tulips by T Simpson 1890, an earlier botanical drawing and an etching (4) As a lot in good condition

English School, late 18th/early 19th c - Damask Rose, botanical study, titled and inscribed in ink manuscript, watercolour on paper, 23 x 18.5cm Unexamined out frame. Good condition, light wear.

English School, late 18th/early 19th c - Yellow Irises, botanical study, titled and inscribed in ink manuscript, watercolour on paper, 23 x 18.5cm Unexamined out of frame. Good condition, some light wear.

A Powell & Bishop bone china botanical dessert service, c.1880, comprised of four comports and five dessert plates, painted with a variety of botanical subjects encircled by a border of gilt leaves, the scalloped rim painted in pink overglaze, the comports with moulded stands, 12.5cm h, impressed caduceus and red and pink painted mark A/1361/D (9) Two comports with repaired break at top of stand

English School, late 18th/early 19th c - Auricular ursi, botanical study, titled and inscribed in ink manuscript, watercolour on paper, 23 x 18.5cm Unexamined out frame. Good condition, discernible crease, some wear and fading.

French School, late 19th c - Vase Chinois; Vase de Sèvres; Vase Anglais; Vase de Venise, a set of four botanical prints, n.d., chromolithographs, 43 x 32cm, (4) Good condition, unexamined out of the later white-painted frames

Phyllis Bigny, watercolour study of hedgehog, birds and butterflies amongst poppies; an oil on board by George R Deakins; and two botanical prints

Jean Ashworth _ a collection nineteen botanical watercolours, mounted, c. 27x20cm

° The Journal of a Mission to the Interior of Africa ... to which is prefixed an account of the life of Mr Park. 2nd edition, revised and corrected, with additions. folded map; rebound red half morocco and cloth, 4to. 1815; Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa .. with an Appendix, containing geographical illustrations of Africa. By Major Rennell. 2nd edition port. frontis, 3 folded maps / charts, 2 folded botanical plates, 3 other plates, 3 other plates and a d-page song; rebound red half morocco cloth, 1799 

° ° Willmott, Ellen - The Genus Rosa, drawings by Alfred Parsons, 2 vols in 25 original parts, with 125 (70 and 55) only, of 132 chromolithograph plates, tissue guards, numerous uncoloured plates and illustrations to text, in original printed wrappers, all contained together in two original publisher’s green portfolios, with ties, John Murray, London 1910-1914. Note: Ellen Willmott (1858-1934) was a distinguished horticulturist who played a significant role in the Royal Horticultural Society. She was one of the first two women admitted to the Linnaean Society and the first to receive the Victoria Medal of Honour for British horticulturists in 1897. Her garden boasted over 100,000 plants, and she sponsored botanical expeditions to places like China and the Middle East. At her home, Warley Place in Essex, she employed at least eighty-five gardeners, and more than sixty plants were named after her or her home. Throughout her life, she was involved in numerous professional horticultural projects and authored two books, Warley Garden in Spring and The Genus Rosa. Despite the limited success of The Genus Rosa, which initially sold only 260 copies and left her in debt, she remained dedicated to her work until her death.

° ° Curtis, William - The Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed, vol. 7 only, 34 hand-coloured engraved plates, 8vo, calf, joints split, London, 1794

° ° Taylor, J. Hudson (editor) China's Millions. (2nd edition). pictorial vignette title, mounted photo. frontis., engraved text illus. (some full page) and a coloured folded map; original gilt pictorial cloth, ge., 4to. 1877; Bell, William A. - New Tracks in North America: a journal of travel and adventure whilst engaged in the survey for a southern railroad to the Pacific Ocean....2nd edition. pictorial vignette title, 23 coloured lithographed plates, a folded map (outline colour), another maps plate, 3 engraved botanical plates and engraved text illus.; original blind and gilt decorated cloth. 1870; together with some other travel volumes (11)

Assorted pictures and prints, to include a pair of French botanical prints, pair of French prints of exotic birds, oil on card studies etc

A folder of botanical microscope slides being pollens to include Tulip, Dandylion, Flowering Currant and Capsella Pastoris, together with various books relating to microscopes to include Disney, Alfred N. (ed): Origin And Development Of The Microscope, Gosse Philip Henry: Evenings At The Microscope and Heath, Charles E.: The Beginner's Guide To The Microscope etc. (9)

A box of blue and white china including meat plate, six Copeland Spode side plates, one Copeland Spode gravy boat saucer, Botanical beauties dish a/f., Adams Landscape serving dish a/f. etc.

Bibliography.- Henrey (Blanche) British Botanical and Horticultural Literature before 1800, 3vol., plates and illustrations, original cloth, slight bumping to corners and extremities, slipcase, a little rubbed and worn, Oxford, 1975 § Fussell (G. E.) The Old English Farming Books, 4 vol., all but vol. 3 in original cloth, vol. 3 original paper wrappers, all but vol. 3 with dust-jackets, light spotting, small loss to extremities, a little rubbed and worn, 1947-84 § Poynter (F. N. L.) A Bibliography of Gervase Markham, frontispiece, original cloth-backed boards, a little rubbed, Oxford,1962; and 2 others similar, 4to & 8vo (8).

Green (Thomas), The Universal Herbal, or, Botanical, Medical and Agricutural Dictionary. Nuttall Fisher, 1816, two parts bound as one, quarto, hand-coloured plates throughout, half calf binding. [not collated]

After James Andrews (1801–1876), Four framed botanical prints, approx. 16.5x23cm; together with a decorative framed paper flower

Chinese School (19th century)A pair, Botanical Studieswatercolour and gouache on pith paper, 18.5cm x 26cmProvenance: Anthony Belton Collection, Dreweatt Neate, 13th & 14th October 1992

Mixed collection of items to inc. Scottish studio pottery vase, KPM posy vase, glass Fuchia design posy vase, Wade Tetley tea pot, Wade Terrier pipe holder & pipe, Czech blue and orange glass bowl, 2 Middle Eastern small metal posy vases, modern blue and white vase, Royal Crown Derby salt and pepper, Royal Vale plate of still life by D. Wallace, c19th blue and white plate, 2 Danbury Mint Westies plates, Royal Doulton Carlyle cake plate, Spode Blue Room Collection 'Botanical' plate, W.R.Midwinter Ltd 'Windsor' plate and a Palissy 'Game Series' side plate (19)

A SET OF TEN BOTANICAL AND MYCOLOGICAL WATERCOLOURS BY THOMAS HAWKES RUSSELL, (1851-1913)painted 'en grisaille', titled, dated and signed with initials verso, in card mounts (10)18.4 x 12.7cmProvenance'A Lifetime of Collecting' - The Property of a Gentleman. Catalogue NoteThomas Hawkes Russell (1851-1913) was a solicitor, author and artist, a member of the Moss Exchange Club and British Bryological Society who wrote 'Mosses and Liverworts, An Introduction to Their Study, with Hints as to Their Collection and Preservation', published in 1908.Titles include willow, Mountain Ash, Campylopus setifolius, liverworts Scapania nemorosa and sphacelate, sallow salixcaprea, moss capsule peristome and lesser dodder cuscuta epithymum.

A SET OF FOUR BOTANICAL ENGRAVINGSAFTER JOHANN WEINMANN, MID-18TH CENTURYfrom his Phytanthoza Iconographia published 1737-45, to include sheet numbers 659 Lilium Martagon Imperiale, 700 Malus Aurantia, 703 Malus sive Poma Adami and 929 Solanum capsicum, in giltwood frames, together with four further botanical prints mounted as one (5)36 x 24.2cmProvenanceFrom the collection of Harriet Wynter.