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A Portmeirion 'Botanical Ware' part tea, coffee and dinner service comprising plates, bowls, platter, teapot, hot water jug, cups, saucers, ramekins, jugs, etc.

Great Britain 1964 (8 May) Botanical (10th International Congress) Edinburgh Aug 1964, London FDC (Stanley Gibbons)

Great Britain FDC 1964 (5 Aug) Botanical Congress Phosphor set, Southampton date stamps, J. Saundons

Great Britain FDC 1964 (5th August) Botanical Congress non phosphor set London CDS, Eric Etkin A/P

A Coalport, Thomas Rose, botanical teapot and cover, c1805, 16cm h, painted titles Passion Flower and Nasturtium in gilt script and a Flight and Barr shanked teapot, cover and stand, c1792-1800, incised B, pattern 10 (5)

A Coalport botanical plate, c1810, painted with a double specimen in rose border and gilt, 21cm diam, painted title in blue script Anemone, a contemporary cushion shaped dessert dish painted with a specimen of the dingy flowered glyceine and a dessert plate, painted with a version of a Spode rose pattern, c1820 (3) Provenance: Sir Roy Strong

A Minton botanical dessert service, c1852, with lightly moulded turquoise border ribbon, the service including two stands, 23cm diam, impressed PODR mark for 26 June 1846, pattern A1372 (14)

Two stoneware flagons for Pigott Summertown Stores, Oxford and Scotts Botanical Brewers, Bolton, tallest 29cm

Four stoneware flagons for Shergold and Kimber, Cirencester, Joseph Firkins, Tewkesbury and Upton upon Severn, S. Stone Botanical Brewer, Gloucester, and Stroud Brewery Co Ltd, tallest 39cm

SERIES OF FOUR PRINTS OF ENGRAVINGS OF THE SEASONS, ALONG WITH A SET OF BOTANICAL PRINTS

A MIXTURE OF CERAMICS TO INCLUDE A MASONS DECORATIVE JUG AND VASE , BOTANICAL SERVING DISH WITH 4 SMALL BOWLS ETC

Victorian school, pair of botanical studies, watercolours, pierced frames. 21 x 16cm approx. (2)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Three vintage two tone stoneware flagons to include James Williams, Narberth and Glasgow, C.U.Breweries, Carmarthen, and H.Greenhalgh Botanical Brewer, Aberaman 1923. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Three framed and glazed botanical prints, 56 x 38 cm with further print and books including old pewter ware marks. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

FOUR 'TEMPLE OF FLORA' BOTANICAL ENGRAVINGS AFTER PHILIP REINAGLE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY by Thomas Sutherland, William Stadler and James Caldwell, hand-coloured aquatints, comprising: a 'Group of Auriculas', the 'Queen Flower', 'Large Flowering Sensitive Plants', 'The Narrow-leaved Kalmia', mounted in glazed gilt frames (4) 50 x 39cm (max) Provenance By repute, Sharrow Hall, Ripon. Literature Dr Robert John Thornton, 'The Temple of Flora', or 'Garden of Nature' (London, 1810-1812). These two works were published as part of Sir Robert Thornton's famous 'The Temple of Flora', described as 'the most strikingly beautiful set of flower plates ever to be printed in England' (Alan Thomas, Great Books and Book Collectors, p.144).

Miscellaneous Tokens and Checks, Leisure: Athenæum, uniface brass, 32mm (W 2791; D & W 95/371; cf. DNW 127, 2987); Botanical Gardens, uniface brass (4), 32mm (2), 24mm (3) (W 1396, 1398; D & W 95/372, –; cf. DNW 127, 2987), together with a 1996 reproduction sold in aid of the Friends of the Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, 31mm; Royal Parisian Concert Hall, brass Sixpences (2, one centrally pierced), both 26mm (W 841; TC p.12; cf. DNW 136, 1339); T[homas] Youdan, brass (4), all 32mm (W 838; TC p.11; D & W 95/374; TC p.11; cf. DNW 127, 2987) [13]. Generally fine to very fine, Parisian Concert Hall better £120-£150 --- Thomas Youdan (1816-76), philanthropist, town councillor and a guardian of the Workhouse, was the proprietor of the Casino, later known as the Surrey Music Hall, 66 Westbar, destroyed by fire in 1865

CWS - Cooperative Wholesale Society - An original antique vintage 19th Century Advertising point of sale shop display plate with notation reading E&S CWS Drink & Enjoy Pure Cocoa in blue with botanical border relief moulded detailing. Some discolouration and heavy crazing throughout with minor chip and hairline cracks to underside. Measures approx; 24cm wide.

SET OF EIGHT FRAMED BOTANICAL PRINTS

An Edwardian tin trunk containing several dozen framed pictures and prints including amateur botanical studies, Pears-type prints, Cash's silk pictures and other items

A Victorian watercolour, botanical study of a rose with an applied painted butterfly, 31 x 23cm

A set of six silver botanical enamelled coffee spoons by Turner & Simpson Birmingham 1966(?). Cased 56.5gm Condition: A single tiny bruise to one spoon UK Postage: £19.56

A selection of picture prints and picture frames including signed prints and original art works Patience Arnold original included (botanical study)

Shirley Keeble 'Wain Wood, Bluebell Glade 2' signed l.r., watercolour and gouache image 28 x 34.5cm framed 45 x 51.5cm Shirley Keeble is a member of the Society of Botanical Artists and of the United Society of Artists, she specialises in watercolour, mixed media and acrylics. Her motivation for painting is colour and light – particularly in woodland landscapes, seascapes and flowers. Her works are included in collections around the world, including the UK, France, USA, Cyprus, Brunei & Saudi Arabia. She has had exhibitions at the Mall Galleries, the Grosvenor Art Gallery, Hatfield House, the British Water Colour Society, and the Hay Hill Gallery. Some of her flower paintings have been exhibited in New York.

COLUBRINUM LIGNUM - A 18TH CENTURY BOTANICAL ENGRAVING Subject: Colubrinum Lignum Year: 1757 Publisher: Jacob Trew, Nuremberg, Germany Framing: In a new gold-colour wooden frame 37cm x 24cm Condition: Beautiful original colours, some ink-handwriting translating the printed wordings Additional Information: A print from Herbarium Selectum Emendatum et Auctum designed by Elizabeth Blackwell (1701 -1758) Her work , 'A Curius Herbal' published in 1737-1739, was designed, engraved and hand-coloured by her alone. With some 500 plates it is considered a jewel of artistry and a testament to the fortitude, industry and entrepreneurship of a modern woman. The beautiful folio edition by Trew has allowed more passionate botanists and collectors to admire and enjoy her superb work

ULMARIA - AN 18TH CENTURY BOTANICAL ENGRAVING Subject: Ulmaria Year: 1757 Publisher: Jacob Trew, Nuremberg, Germany Framing: In a new gold-colour wooden frame 37cm x 24cm Condition: Beautiful original colours, some ink-handwriting translating the printed wordings Additional Information: A print from Herbarium Selectum Emendatum et Auctum designed by Elizabeth Blackwell (1701 -1758) Her work , 'A Curius Herbal' published in 1737-1739, was designed, engraved and hand-coloured by her alone. With some 500 plates it is considered a jewel of artistry and a testament to the fortitude, industry and entrepreneurship of a modern woman. The beautiful folio edition by Trew has allowed more passionate botanists and collectors to admire and enjoy her superb work

Six framed and glazed Botanical prints.

A set of six Meissen floral decorated small plates with pierced borders together with a pair of matching small dishes (one af) together with six botanical cabinet plates

A 19th century part dessert service, comprising eight plates and one tazza, hand painted with botanical studies and a gilded border to rim, plates D21.5cm, tazza L27cm.

A collection of Victorian ceramics, to include Spode Chinese rose pattern dinner wares, including tureen and cover, two serving platters, two cups and two saucers, six bowls, and nine plates of various sizes, a Spode twin handled mantel vase/platter, and a number of Victorian hand painted botanical plates, plus a dessert dish.

A group of 19th century ceramics, to include a pair of Staffordshire flatback dogs with copper lustre detail and separate cast front leg, small pair of globular vases with twin handles and three bun feet, each decorated in the Willow pattern, an Amherst Japan Ironstone footed bowl, further footed dish, decorated in the style of Minton with botanical study within a blue border, three plates also decorated with botanical studies, Staffordshire teacup and saucer, etc.

Portmeirion Botanical Garden tea wear, comprising of cafeteria, tea pot, eleven tea cups and saucers, milk jug, two mugs, twelve plates of various sizes, a tray and two ramekins, Crown Staffordshire Tobago pattern coffee set, comprising of coffee pot, sugar bowl, milk jug and six cups and saucers.

A collection of 5 watercolour botanical paintings by Dora Mills dating to the 1960’s all pen and ink with colours signed by the artist, framed and glazedMeasures, 42 cm H x 31 cm W

A signed botanical study together with a hunting print and early 20th century child print

A pair of polychrome still life or botanical prints, framed and glazed

A 20th century watercolour study of buildings signed Trevor Green, framed and glazed and sold together with two polychrome still life or botanical study's

Toni Ascherl, (Bavarian, died 1966), Six Botanical Studies on Glass oil on glass, all signed, plain wooden frames 7¼ x 5½in. (18.4 x 14cm.)

Pictures to include 19th century British school - an extensive landscape water, botanical prints, folding maps, books and a child's classical guitarLocation: LWF

A set of five Minton botanical shaped circular dessert plates, painted with a pink rose, a purple poppy, a chrysanthemum, fuchsias and pansies, ring border in gilt and green, interlaced with periwinkles, 23cm diam, pattern no. A2741, impressed marks, c. 1875

A set of three Coalport topographical shaped dishes, colourfully painted with Highland landscapes, solid gold banded borders, 15.5cm wide pattern no. A3583, green painted marks, c. 1875; another, similar botanical, pattern no. A6897, green painted marks, c. 1875, [4]

A Derby Botanical shaped circular plate, Lathyrus Articulatus/Jointed-podded Lathyrus, the wrythen border with a gilt bellhusk bands, gilt line rim, 22.5cm diam, titled, blue crown, crossed batons over D, pattern no 141, c. 1795; a similar soup plate, Mountain Primula, 21cm diam, titled in red script only, c. 1807, [2]

James Rouse Snr (1802-1884) - a good Derby rectangular botanical porcelain plaque, finely painted with tulip, roses, honeysuckle, daffodils and pansies in a basket on a ledge, signedlower left, 24.5cm x 19cm, framed

A Meissen botanical model, of a tulip, painted in naturalistic tones, in a banded jardinière, twin mask handles, 9cm high, underglaze blue crossed swords over 4, Marcolini period, late 18th/early 19th century; a German porcelain tri-ovoid specimen spill vase, painted in the 18th century Chinoiserie taste, 12cm high, R mark in puce, 19th century; a leaf stand, 10.5cm wide, [3]

A Collection of Six 19th Century Horticultural Medals, comprising:- two bronze Royal Botanical Society of London 1839 medals after Wyon, one dated 1853, the other dated 1890 and set with a later suspender mount; a Royal Horticultural Society bronze medal after Wyon for the Royal Mint 1836; a Royal Horticultural Society large bronze medal, the obverse with two classical maidens adorning a statue with fruit, SOC. HORT. LOND. INST. 7 MART 1804, the reverse with a greenhouse below ALIENIS MENSIBUS AESTAS.; a silver coloured metal pendant medallion to the Waverley Pansy Society 1885; a silver coloured metal medal for the Royal Wordsley Root Show 1876 (6)

Victor Skellern (1909 - 1966) designer and artistic director for Wedgwood from 1934-1965: two bound scrapbooks housing hand coloured botanical engravings after James Sowerby,(1757-1822) each inscribed in pencil, the albums with ex Libris to front pages - Victor Skellern A.R.C.A. FSIA, dated 1947, each 24 x 38cm

Good collection of eighteen 19th century English School pen, ink and watercolour botanical illustrations, each titled and numbered, unframed, 26cm x 19cm

Group of mostly 19th century botanical watercolours, 18th century engravings of the same subject, all unframed - 36 in totalCondition report: Please see www.reemandansie.com for further images.

Maud Shuttleburgh, collection of fourteen late 19th century English School botanical watercolours, various subjects, unframed, 37cm x 27cm

Collection of twenty-eight unframed 19th century botanical engravings and prints, some hand coloured, unframed

Group of late 19th century coloured botanical lithographs from 'The Garden' magazine, circa 1890, each mounted, smallest 39cm x 31cm, largest 51cm x 41cm

A box of Portmeirion Botanical Gardens dinner ware

A group of Derby yellow ground botanical dessert and dinner wares, c.1790-1810,each piece painted with a titled botanical specimen, comprising a wine cooler painted with a large blue Iris and Amaranthus, 15.5 cm high, a navette shaped tureen, 22 cm wide, four 25 cm diameter and two 22.5cm diameter plates, blue and worn gilt marks,

A set of five framed and glazed botanical prints, depicting various poisonous plants. H.17.5xW.12cm

A collection of five signed coloured limited edition screen type prints of botanical studies including lilies, poppy, etc, together with a matching example of a surrealist style scene with a bottle of wine, all signed, max 59 x 41cm, all framed

A quantity of late 18th and early 19th century tea bowls and saucers, many of the Newhall type, including floral examples, chinoiserie style examples, etc, also together with a 19th century botanical with painted floral design and relief moulded floral border, two white and gilt dessert serving dishes, etc (a collection) (some items af)

A collection of Portmeirion Pomona & Botanical Patterned Storage Jars & Water Jugs:

Portmeirion Botanical Gardens mantle clock & large bowl

A pair of vintage floral chintz curtains, the cream ground with botanical blue and brown design 

A COLLECTION OF LOOSE PRINTS DEPICTING VIEWS, BUILDINGS AND BOTANICAL SUBJECTS

AN OPERA TOP HAT, OPERA GLASSES, CERAMICS AND FRAMED BOTANICAL PRINTS

A pair of 20th Century retro vintage Italian Murano glass and bronze table centrepiece lamps candelabra lights having four griffin heads with glass grape bunches hanging from the open jaws. The base of Rococo influence with scrolls and repousse botanical detailing's. No major damage some minor wear to the grapes in places but overall good examples. Great display pieces. Measures approx; 55cm x 43cm.